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Judge peel
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« on: September 10, 2019, 12:26:41 pm »

I like all styles of dogs if the dog can perform then it has a seat at the table. I have tryed those long range dogs not for me main reason is I don’t hunt big ranches. I prefer short range medium nose dog that has decent stick to em. I find bottom is more important to me then range. Dog should be very handler friendly in other words do what I say. Now keep in mind there dogs not computer programs. I want them to act like a dog to and preform on it own free will instead of being forced. Medium build seems to be the right fit for me I have heavy dogs and used them a lot in past years. The lighter dogs have more stamina and heat tolerance then the bigger dogs. The dogs must be fast to decent movers. They must have enough grit to stop a hog or enough brains to get in front of the hog and turn em. Now loose or gritty don’t bother me but be one or the other not both. I don’t mind a one out type cd ether but I don’t like pit crosses. Not real big on the dogs being open ether but if there good then it’s ok. And I don’t care if a dog sets on the head baying or works around the hog looping holding is what matters.


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