sharp
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I saw this awhile back on this forum, he said he never saw it he was riding at normal speed in tall grass.
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Not sure what to think... awful large butt end to come through at normal speed... And I could be wrong
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I've seen this happen several times although that one is huge it's just thin plastic that easily breaks
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That was me. Momentum of the machine just drove it right through the wheel well. Honda took a look at it and replaced my floor and dash. Good idea to add more protection to the area!
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Wow that was an impressive picture! Can't believe you escaped clean. Kinda cool now that is over with and fixed it proves without a doubt you're not a pavement pounder and can get the job done very cool pic!
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Sharp, it's pretty rare that a dog gets hurt. They get the occasional cuts and bruises but those are typically not from a cat. I've been running hounds since 1980 on both bears and lions and I've never had a dog killed. One of the reasons it's important to have several dogs on each chase is in case they catch it on the ground, the cat can't concentrate on one dog. There's been one female on one of the ranches we lease that we've caught several times. She has decided she likes to come down and fight with the dogs. We try not to run the females but sometimes they are running with a male we want to catch so sometimes we end up catching them.
