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Investigate Creek and Find Old Remains

11:12
23:08
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I'm afraid the worst has happened...who's to blame?

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What happens here

The farmer and Buddy continue their search along the creek bed, checking under brush piles and logs. Buddy shows interest in certain areas, leading the farmer to investigate. He finds various animal bones, including a femur and a pelvis, but quickly determines they are too old to be from the recently missing calf, likely belonging to deer or other past wildlife. He discusses the difference between fresh remains and old bones, noting the lack of signs like disturbed leaves that would indicate a recent kill. The farmer expresses frustration that the calf has not been found, concluding the intensive search for the day.

Goal: The ground search continues along the creek, with the dog investigating various hiding spots, leading to the discovery of old animal bones that do not belong to the missing calf.

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  • Animal Bones

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on all right we're going to stop the four-wheeler at this point and going up through here a little bit see what we can find go ahead find them see if you can find them boy I've taken buddy after I went deer hunting and couldn't find a deer and Buddy would find them right away so if there is either remnants or calf in this Thicket buddy will find it is he up there is he up in there huh help me find him help me find him it's just so thick in here guys you can only see about 20 ft into the brush and again I came up here here yesterday this took hours to do and I know I would have jumped that calf but we're just taking another walk just to make sure I can hear Mama balling from across the way what you think that's the black thing that we saw earlier so we got buzzards in the air we've got buzzards flying in the area all right let's go back come on I walked the entire fence line yesterday the problem is that this calf could be moving it could be getting up it could be going somewhere it could be moving and it's it's small it's it's probably it's weeks old we shouldn't be having this problem with a weeks old calf unless we've had a health problem that's caused it to be down and lost in the woods or Predators got them we're going to try something here Matt

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