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Well pictures don't say much and there's no need for a pissing match. Some dogs always look thin, it's the way it is.
It's been my experience that you better cut the feed down and get your dogs in shape if you do any kind of summer time day hunting. It's rough on a dog when you turn him loose at 1 o clock in the day on a track going into a cutover with no cloud cover. If he's fat, he won't last long, you'll be tracking to your dog for your collars.
And as far as comparing dogs to professional athletes, it's about the closest thing to compare them to, and still the athletes fall short of a real hog dog.
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