Yep that used to scare me when my dog would take off or when the deer was jumped and took off with dog in hot pursuit. Hell from know on the little bit of deer hunting I do or let anybody do these days I'll just call you if a dog is necessary. That will probably be the hardest thing for Shelby to slow down on a hot track. I guess it's a lot like having a steady gun dog that want break.
Yep, I know exactly what you mean. The Garmin Alpha system gives you a lot of control over the dog once they learn how it works. There’s those first few trial runs on live deer though that you have to get through when you don’t know exactly how the dogs gonna react to the deer or the shock of the collar. Dealing with live deer too aggressively is where most dogs end up getting hurt of it ever happens.
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By the way you need to come pick up sheds in all my bean fields before I put a tractor in them. Last year I sent a couple teenage boys to pick them out of the fields they didn't do a very good job I got 2 sheds hung in the disk and spent half an hour trying to get them out with out any tools.
Heck yeah….Just let me know when would be a good time this Spring and me and Shelby will be there.
