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    * dig was in season on private property to a nuisance animal**** 7 hour dig
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    * dig was in season on private property to a nuisance animal**** dog bred by good friend S.M.
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    * dig was in season on private property to a nuisance animal**** also acquired from friends in portugal
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    * dig was in season on private property to a nuisance animal**** This little dog came from Ireland
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    * dig was in season on private property to a nuisance animal**** Acquired from friends in Portugal
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    ****All hunting was done in season on private property on the owners request to remove vermin distorting crops****
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    One of my workers after working a creek bed.... **ALL QUARRY WAS TAKEN LEGALLY IN SEASON FROM A LOCATION THE LAND OWNERS NEEDED TO HAVE THEM REMOVED FROM**
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    Merry Christmas
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    Another one of my dogs before the hunt, at the location of the dig and after the quarry was taken... This particular dog has been worked in Michigan, Louisiana, Georgia, New Mexico, Tennessee, and Alabama —I’m sure there are better dogs out there but he’s been consistent for me— *HUNT WAS DONE AT A LEGAL LOCATION, IN SEASON, AND AT THE REQUEST OF REMOVAL FROM LAND OWNER***
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    Dc and a daughter of her to mayhem after some barn work i did with a good friend. This was prior to me obtaining DC
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    Couple more of my dog Malichi after a dig
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    He’s about a 14-16 inch dog at the shoulder. He’s a tad big for the states honestly. But I’ve been able to get good honest work on him still. I really like to hunt creek beds which will have both tight earths awe well as very large earths along them. Those large earths that contain any wetness or water are very difficult for most dogs to locate in.
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    My dog Orus
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    Couple Pics of My dog Malichi
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    It’s okay. I respect your opinion. He’s one of the best worker I’ve been blessed enough to get my hands on. I’m sure there are better dogs out there, but All I can do is let him work to give him the opportunity to succeed or fail. Which I do as often as possible. I’m sure you are feeding dogs that suit you as Mayhem suits me.
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    Couple more of Mayhem ***ALL HUNTS WERE LEGAL & DONE IN SEASON*****
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    I respect your opinion. I have him for my own personal use and I enjoy every outing I have with him as he finishes the jobs I ask of him. I’ll share a couple more.
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    My dog Mayhem
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    I don’t know where they are from. It was never said that a dog worked them. I’m not sure why you would jump to such an assumption. Someone asked how big do they get in turn I showed him pics of how big beavers can get... sorry if I made it hard to follow along
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    No reason to ask to be excused my friend. A beaver can get up to 70 pounds or 32kg
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    This does not show the extent of the bites. Your dog will sun stain much worse damage from beaver then from badger In a much shorter time of engagement. Mind you beaver bite down trees for a living.
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    Contrary to many peoples believes we have A LOT of good hunting here. Over 600,000 hunters hit the woods in Georgia this year. That’s more then most Midwest states. Our ground hogs don’t go into full hibernation most years, we have some coon that are just as big as what I’ve been on in Michigan, we have plenty of fox, and we have possum and beaver. This is after working beaver. He was vetted by a professional vet without issues because it’s 100% legal here. Georgia is very country with a lot of woods. My home is not in the city of Atlanta but even if it was I would only have to travel 20-30 mi
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