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Pat Shipman An anthropologist proposes an intriguing new explanation for the Neandertals' demise: Domesticated dogs helped modern humans outhunt their Stone Age cousins (SN: 4/4/15, p.

It's nearly impossible to do it all on really small tracts, but again, that sure doesn't mean an ideal small tract can't outhunt some way bigger pieces.

Interestingly, although I'd read for years that English pointers were tough, hard running and rugged animals that out-produce and outhunt any other breed, that's not necessarily been my experience.

Back when I started bowhunting, I believed those who consistently killed big whitetails simply outhunted the competition.

"I suppose that did come into it a bit, but at the same time we were being outhunted for most of the game.

The dog that wants to please you outhunts the "loner" dog every time.