topdog
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Registered: Apr 2004
Location: Wisconsin
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Hunt
Hey Chris, it all has to start somewhere. I can remember the first Nite Hunt I was ever on with a nice female named Dixie. I don't think I made it the first 15 minutes of the hunt All I can remember was striking and treeing just about every time I heard a dog bark...any dog...After that night, I figured maybe I ought to look at the rules and get it figured out before I stuck another dollar into an entry fee. You're further ahead than I was so don't feel so bad, it's a good start to just get your feet wet and see how it feels in a cast of dogs and people.
Since that night so long ago, there have been lots of Nite Ch., Dual Ch., Gr. Nite Ch. and Dual Gr Ch. pass through this yard so I guess you'd say that results get better as we get better at understanding and more stubborn about participating. Like I always say, you have to toss your nickel into the hat if you want to expect to win but you can't expect to win every time because it just doesn't happen that way.
Enjoy the process Chris, I'll be interested to hear how it goes either in competition or for the pleasure of it all.
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