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« on: February 04, 2014, 02:32:41 pm »

Wind currents are everything when it comes to a dog rigging. Pay attention to your dog & which way he is facing.
  With the hounds I have a couple who will rig tracks & I can tell from her strike if they are hot or cold. Now if every dog blows up, they are catching body scent & normally the hog will be within 400 yards.
  Just like Jon said, a lot of times dogs can smell hogs from the top of the rig but once they are on the ground they cannot smell it. Experience will teach them & also teach you to read your dogs.
  I have had dogs strike hard & go almost 600 yards to the hog itself & bay it in it's bed.
  A good rig dog sure can make it a lot easier.
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