Tough morning in the Barn

It was already approaching 70 and very humid when we arrived in our training cover this morning and as you can see by the picture I have finally figured out a way to keep track of Tony when we’re running dogs together. Now, if I could just get him to wear a shock collar I wouldn’t have to listen to the same stories over and over and over . . . All kidding aside, the use of the Garmin at this time of year is really helpful. However, sometimes it gives you a little too much information. This morning we ran the “A” team (Ginger and Jack) together. I was listening to Jack’s bell when I heard it stop. Just then Tony’s Astro beeped indicating that Ginger was on point followed a couple of seconds later by my Astro indicating Jack had stopped when we went in you might have called it either way if you hadn’t heard the beeps — I shot and tried to claim the find but Tony wouldn’t buy it. The Garmin doesn’t lie.