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Unread 02-14-2017, 12:21 PM   #1
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Two years ago when we were down there one of our groups witnessed a guides dog attacked by a Coatimundi - stitches were necessary and the hunt was cut short.

They too are nasty creatures. so between the Javalina, coatimundi, rattlesnakes, big cats and...more, its tough to be a Mearns dog! Hats off to them all!
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Does anyone carry something a bit more persuasive in addition to their favorite small bore?
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