Took my female out this afternoon in very, very windy conditions. She jumped one about 10 minutes after we got there. Ran it pretty good considering the wind. I fired several fire crackers while she was running and it didn't bother her at all. Fired one while she was in a check and she ran off a little, but she didn't stop hunting.
Took her around back to another briar patch and she jumped another. Fired a few more fire crackers and again she wasn't bothered. I think I've figured out the problem. She doesn't like jump shooting, and shooting before she starts running.
I realize that during the spring and summer when I was firing over her it was always after they had been running the rabbit at full cry. Unforetunatley, some of the guys I hunt with love to jump shoot. Luckly, I have another group of guys that only shoot after the rabbit has been circled. You can guess which group I'll be hunting with from now own.
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You been wondering why she is like she is? You just answered it. Get away from those guys before you ruin more dogs or worse, get one shot!beaglerun wrote:.
Unforetunatley, some of the guys I hunt with love to jump shoot. Luckly, I have another group of guys that only shoot after the rabbit has been circled. You can guess which group I'll be hunting with from now own.
Never hunt with idiots........Rule #1.
"No stronger bond exist than that between a man and his dog."
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Link to RabbitDawg board. (Old Southernbeagles board)
http://www.excoboard.com/exco/index.php?boardid=6643