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jsh
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Re: The Science of Stop
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September 03, 2016, 06:23:06 am »
Hyan when I was to referring to brush and my dogs, I am mostly talking about briars. They are horrible up here in places where the ranchers don't control the growth. Dogs will come out with bloody faces just from running through them. Part of the reason I don't like hunting this type of dog in them is that they may get through it in 2 minutes but it'll take my big butt 10 minutes and I personally don't care to have my dogs caught that long.
Hawaii looks beautiful and appears you'd have to be in better shape than your dogs to be successful there.
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