Here is the deal. I saw the rabbit when I pulled in the lot crossing the grass. By the time I changed clothes got everything ready 20 minutes had passed before I got the dogs turned loose. You can see they picked the track up but struggled for about 3 min. before jumping the rabbit back up. Guys always say the dogs should not bark until the rabbit is up.So pretend I never saw the rabbit. I turned the dogs loose and they are out there having a hard time and if they are being judged people are going to assume they are probably cold trailing. After a few minutes the rabbit pops out and the dogs are off doing a nice job. In my eyes I am proud of my dogs for setting down and working up the rabbit. If I was out early in the morning people would say they are just a bunch of dumb big nose dogs. i guess what I am wanting to know is should the rabbit really be up before the dogs bark? The rabbit had moved about 20 min. before the dogs hit the line but if I had not seen the rabbit we would have not known that. I am sure this is the case many times in early mornings The rabbit has moved within the last hour and the big nose dogs are going to get enough of the scent and open on the rabbit. This is what a lot of the guys call a dumb dog. Any Thoughts? I hope somebody will have some imput. https://youtube/watch?v=-6gEv8iPKJk&google_comment_id=z12gt3xxfna1vlexr04cj30amvn0yrigcrk0k&google_view_type#gpluscomments
Posted on: Tue, 30 Sep 2014 02:02:16 +0000
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