do any of you run deer dogs?
10-13-2007 | 02:04 PM
#11
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From: Citrus Co, Fla
RE: do any of you run deer dogs?
We've hunted with dogs for years and years in Gulf Hammock. We hunt with Begals which have good noses and tend to tire out around mid-day or so after a good race. This makes them much easier to catch in the afternoon and you dont have them running across half the state. Last year they set aside a special part of the wma for still hunters only which I'm sure the dogs still run through but at least you wont have all the yahoos running tucks and 4 wheelers like mad men through there.
10-13-2007 | 03:03 PM
#12
Dominant Buck
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From: WC FL
RE: do any of you run deer dogs?
ORIGINAL: Gibby
We've hunted with dogs for years and years in Gulf Hammock. We hunt with Begals which have good noses and tend to tire out around mid-day or so after a good race. This makes them much easier to catch in the afternoon and you dont have them running across half the state. Last year they set aside a special part of the wma for still hunters only which I'm sure the dogs still run through but at least you wont have all the yahoos running tucks and 4 wheelers like mad men through there.
We've hunted with dogs for years and years in Gulf Hammock. We hunt with Begals which have good noses and tend to tire out around mid-day or so after a good race. This makes them much easier to catch in the afternoon and you dont have them running across half the state. Last year they set aside a special part of the wma for still hunters only which I'm sure the dogs still run through but at least you wont have all the yahoos running tucks and 4 wheelers like mad men through there.
There's a member in the Religion forum by the name SnookyBusbee that is from that area andhunted there in the same era as I....He moved out west...
