I'm not argueing that all I'll give you 2 examples of The side of the statement i made.
Ex1. I drive a car/truck everyday, There's a risk everytime i get behind the wheel. Even following the laws and driving courteously. There's Always a Risk.
Ex2. I drive a Car/truck everyday, But I drive 100mph and do not mind stop signs, red lights, etc... Theres a risk in driving this way also.
But #2 is far more dangourous and the risk of injury greatly goes up, #1 there is still a chance of injury but the chances of injury goes down greatly. Simple common philosophy. If KevinN had of pursued tHe big boar By himself with no gun etc... He would of been putting himself in the #2 category, but by smartly catching up his dogs, he stayed in Category #1.
Everybody hunts different lol thats just what i meant by the statement i made i guess i was kinda defending KevinN's decision, huh, anyways thats all i got for now lol
Well I guess the best thing to do is not hunt by yourself!!!
What do you do if your dogs bay him and won't call off???
I hunt by myself quite a bit and at night at that... Caught a few good ones alone with 1 bulldog and the other dogs still baying....I ain't the biggest or toughest guy, but you gotta be willing to back your dogs when the chit gets real...
Yeah it's Alot more risky, but that's most of the fun... If your skeerd stay home and watch American Hoggers!!!
( that is not directed at anyone in particular, it's for everybody
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