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<blockquote data-quote="Mark Munkres" data-source="post: 1443188" data-attributes="member: 15808"><p>Almost any dog is a potential squirrel dog. When I was young, I complained to my Dad that when I hunted squirrels, they would keep running through the trees until they found a hollow tree to get in. He told me to take the family dog which I always made stay behind. The next time I went, that dog saw a squirrel, and ran it up a tree almost immediately. From then on I always took that dog and he would even smell them and start looking up in the trees. A squirrel will stay in the tree and bark at the dog most of the time, making it easier to kill the squirrel.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Munkres, post: 1443188, member: 15808"] Almost any dog is a potential squirrel dog. When I was young, I complained to my Dad that when I hunted squirrels, they would keep running through the trees until they found a hollow tree to get in. He told me to take the family dog which I always made stay behind. The next time I went, that dog saw a squirrel, and ran it up a tree almost immediately. From then on I always took that dog and he would even smell them and start looking up in the trees. A squirrel will stay in the tree and bark at the dog most of the time, making it easier to kill the squirrel. [/QUOTE]
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