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« Reply #20 on: August 17, 2013, 11:02:45 am » |
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I have a friend that has A couple of dogs that he casts, usually one at a time. He has other dogs thathe turns in to them when they locate. Because of the way he has hunted these dogs on a regular basis, they have pretty much learned their rolls. He calls them strike dog or bay dog. What they are called by him is all in accordance to what his primary use for them is. His strike dog will bay but his first and main job is to find. Same with the bay dogs, they mainly there to bay. It don't mean they couldn't find a hog, but that's not the job he has them there for. Not the way most of us like to hunt but it must work for him. That's what I see as the difference in "bay dog" or "strike dog".
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