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« on: March 13, 2024, 06:40:47 am » |
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There’s an old athletic saying that might help here. It says “fatigue makes cowards of us all”! Maybe let him run to the hunt site instead of riding,lol.
He sounds just like my Outlaw dog. He took some cutting early on and some of them I was worried about. Knock on wood, he seems to have figured out how to size them up, sex them, and where to get to be out of the way. My experience is that dogs that want to MAKE one stay put are almost always gonna be in harms way to some extent. There is a certain distance they understand is to loose to be able to get to the hog if decides to try and leave. When they get in the bad thick, that distance can work against them just as well as the hog. I hold my breath every time we catch one in that stuff but I’m even more proud when he comes out unscathed.
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