Let's hear some Cold Trailing stories

Cracker, I sure would be proud of ole Hambone too and T dog that was a pretty good story.
This was a few years ago but I went and made a hunt with Chad H. He put corn out on a hog trail with a camera on it the day before at 3:00pm. When I got there the next day he told me nothing had been to the corn and we went to another spot and I turned Dancer out. She started coldttraiing and Chad sent two of his into her. His came back and I told him it was pretty cold. We decided to leave her and go hunt another spot but I turned Amber into her. We left and hit another spot without luck and Chad got a ding on his ph. It was a pic. of Dancer and Amber coldtrailing past his camera on that hog trail. It was about 7:30 am and chad said nothing had been there since 3:00 the day before and more then likely it was within a hour after daylight that the hog had passed. Anyway they were headed to the highway and we tried to catch them but Amber got across and jumped the hog. That was the only time I have really had a camera to judge a really old track and that track would have been been 16 to 24 hours old.
All that being said conditions play such a important part and there is so much we dont understand about trailing conditions. I have seen dogs that struggled to trail a track that I thought were pretty good conditions and just fly on a track that conditions were less then ideal.