Bobby,

Thank you for the kind words. I am interested in your steadying process. If it works well I am always interested. If it works better I will change mine or add elements into mine. Whatever works better, faster, and easier on the dogs is what I am always looking for.

My thoughts on 'setback' began many years ago when I saw a dog who had been set back so many times that it would break off the chase when yelled at, go back on his own and stand on point again. He was never in the exact spot and my thoughts were that what he learned from the repetition would not have kept him from being ordered up at a trial.And there is the issue of the dog learning a lesson when the timing is so far off. Again, alternative opinion and differing experiences are always welcome to me. And I appreciate you sharing.

Ryan