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December 30: Tracking at Cold Harbor Battlefield in Spring-line Weather

We tracked at Cold Harbor Battlefield around 4 pm.  It was 64°F and wind was going to the left over the tracks at about 8-10 mph.  I laid three tracks that were 70/80/90 scuff steps with food every three steps.  Sizzle did a fantastic job even though she was blown off to the left a few times.  Each time she found the scent and got right back to work.  She ate about every other hot dog.  I did find out not to put cheese in her articles.  She was having none of that and in the first article that had hot dog and cheese in it, she actually spit out the cheese to get more hot dog.  Too funny! 🤣

Today I took a couple photos of my line-ups.  This was the double line-up in front of me.


This was behind me.




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