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« on: November 11, 2009, 11:51:08 am » |
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I have tried the scent pad thing. IT DOES NOT WORK!! It just makes your dog stinky.
A lot of the time when a dog runs a deer it is because the deer ripped up in front of it. Even old dogs that know better can be tempted by a sudden chase.
What has worked best for me is, once the dog is running hogs like it is supposed to. Take the dog out in an open field and turn it loose on deer you can see. Let it run it enough that you know it can smell the deer and is not just running by sight and shock it.
Once the dog will not run one in that scenerio, take it out like you are hunting and try to rip one up in front of it by walking it through bedding areas and such.
Step three would be to turn out a dog that will run a deer, let it get a race going and turn your dog in to the race. When it joins in, shock it.
I may not have explained my method the best but this is generally what I do. It takes a while and doesnt work over nite but will get the job done.
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