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metalone67 said:
What exactly is a cold day down that way?
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anything under 60 deg!!! LOL

but really, 40 deg and 30-40 mph wind is brutal. i met a couple from colorado that were in strife also. they said the thicker and more humid air made it feel colder than at their home at the same temps....i dunno, it was just a royal PIA
 
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david gibson said:
anything under 60 deg!!! LOL

but really, 40 deg and 30-40 mph wind is brutal. i met a couple from colorado that were in strife also. they said the thicker and more humid air made it feel colder than at their home at the same temps....i dunno, it was just a royal PIA
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Shoot we run around in shorts with that kind of weather. LOL
So how's that whole global warming working out for you guys down there? BAAAAWAAAAAHAAAAA!!!!!!!!
 
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Will add that I had no problem with the test being held in Master B. I think my biggest problem was missing the test dog in the first 2 series and listening to what the crowd had to say. between the way people were leashing up there dogs and what I "heard" the judges said it made me nervous. For the record I was one of the 14 dogs that passed master B. Did have a no bird in first series and a repeat of the throw the second time without a no bird being called. Think that caused me some problems. I also understand that throwing a live flier in 30 mph winds is a tough thing to do. Thanks again to all the people who came out and help put on a test so I could bring home a ribbon. Do you think there has ever been a challenging test setup that pleased everyone?
 
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Brad Overstreet said:
Will add that I had no problem with the test being held in Master B. I think my biggest problem was missing the test dog in the first 2 series and listening to what the crowd had to say. between the way people were leashing up there dogs and what I "heard" the judges said it made me nervous. For the record I was one of the 14 dogs that passed master B. Did have a no bird in first series and a repeat of the throw the second time without a no bird being called. Think that caused me some problems. I also understand that throwing a live flier in 30 mph winds is a tough thing to do. Thanks again to all the people who came out and help put on a test so I could bring home a ribbon. Do you think there has ever been a challenging test setup that pleased everyone?
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thats like congress passing a bill that pleases everyone..... ;-)
 
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