Made a short, fresh blood trail for Turbo this evening.
It is only 2 hours old and probably 150-200 yards. Also, I used about 2 oz. of blood, which is actually quite a bit. With work, it would be fairly easy to track by eye.
I'll start aging the trails gradually in an effort to try to get Turbo to have more interest in older trails.
I also want to say that this is far from optimal for a blood trailer. It would be difficult for ME to find sign when he is working that fast. Eventually he may end up on lead to help him slow down a little.
I'm still learning and basically just have fun watching him do stuff.
Wendy Lefebvre Webboard User Reg: 12-08-2005
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damn Michael, i soooo wanted that video to end with you turning the camera on yourself and giving the thumbs up pose like that picture on your wife's comforter!
good job though, looks like you were both having a great time!
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damn Michael, i soooo wanted that video to end with you turning the camera on yourself and giving the thumbs up pose like that picture on your wife's comforter!
Or .... use that blanket for the film company logo!
damn Michael, i soooo wanted that video to end with you turning the camera on yourself and giving the thumbs up pose like that picture on your wife's comforter!
Wendy, Wendy, Wendy... haven't you ever heard "be careful what you wish for??? (And shouldn't that be called his "wife's agony" or at least "wife's DIScomforter"
I also meant to ask what was that huge organ/body part was little Turbo rewarded with at the end? It looked to be about 1/3 of his own body weight. :-)
It was a deer shoulder blade that was covered in meat.
I don't know how much it weighed. Forgot to.
I was going to let him have at it while I checked out the video, then swap him for something else. After the video was over, I looked down and he had absolutely demolished that thing.:shocked: I let him gnaw what he was going to off the blade and he eventually said he was finished.
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