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Old 02/02/09, 07:37 PM
 
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Sonic strikes again
jumped from the truck as i was coming to a stop, 150yd run, 20# boar coon, a tremendous fight (the coon broke 2 teeth & split both the dog's ears) and after skinning the carcass looked like it had been beat w/a claw hammer. no soup for you but a happy meal for the dog.

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Old 02/03/09, 07:25 AM
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Good job Sonic!!! Nice lookin coon to. Does he tear the hide up really bad to where you cant sell it or not.
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Old 02/03/09, 10:52 AM
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Don't be surprized if Sonic starts treeing them coons now.If he smells coon,he's probably going to try to find the hot end of the track and if he runs the track silent he will catch many more.Ole Sonic might end up a "Coon Treeing Catching Machine" Eddie Buck
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Old 02/03/09, 11:21 AM
 
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the dog looks very happy, what a good job! As for the ear boo-boos, ah, merely a flesh wound...

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Old 02/03/09, 03:42 PM
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Ain't never seen a good coon dog without ragged ears!
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Old 02/03/09, 07:56 PM
 
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Eddie
he sighttrees in fine style looks real good gets a bunch of air and strips bark up to 10 foot. the only thing i've ever seen for sure that he uses his nose for is fox & cat. even w/ hogs he acts like he can't smell a thing.
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