msinc
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Location: Maryland
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There is a big difference between winning, losing and getting cheated. I can win and have fun, I can lose and still have fun and a good time. Hey, you get beat you get beat, that's all there is to that. But I find it impossible to get cheated and laugh about it.
There are also different kinds of "getting cheated." I believe the really title hungry malicious cheaters are a whole lot fewer than the opportunist type cheaters. The worst kind, the really bad malicious cheater will try to cheat anyone, and he is usually so good at it that you either don't even know you got cheated or you cant do anything about it anyway.
A good example of that was back in the mid 80's early 90's there was a kennel with some big name high powered studs. The owner used feeders, always guided and judged his cast, only ever hunted at the couple local clubs and had holes cut in the fence about 100 yards away from the feeder....his dog was struck and treed before yours got around the fence if he got around it at all. Nearly every adult dog in his kennel at the time was titled.
The opportunist acts like he knows everything and is usually smart. He counts on drawing out with some guys that don't really know the rules, at least not as well as he does. He isn't really the only one guilty here because you let him do it. Things like calling time out when he says so...minus points for dogs not "treeing under the umbrella"...not "treeing up on the tree," etc., etc. If you get cheated for your lack of either not knowing the rules or not speaking up then you have ownership.
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