One man said, “That was the most beautiful sight I’ve ever seen.”
“What was a beautiful sight?” Grandpa asked. “Last night those little red hounds brought that coon right through camp.”
The judge said, “We figured they did when we heard the noise.”
Laughing, the man said, “We heard them when they ran up the other side of the river.
Way up above here they crossed over. We could tell they were coming back so we doused all the fires and, sure enough, they came right through camp.
Those two little hounds weren’t fifty yards behind the coon, running side by side.
Boy, they were picking them up and laying them down, and bawling every time their feet touched the ground.
I’ll tell you, it was the prettiest sight I ever saw.”
When the judge started telling about the last coon Little Ann had treed I took my dogs over to our tent and fed and watered them.
After they had had their fill, I gave them a good rubdown with a piece of gunny sack.
Taking them out to the buggy, I tied them up. I stood and watched while they twisted around in the hay making their bed.
That day I tried to get some sleep in our tent, but the soaking Grandpa had taken in the river had given him a cold, causing him to snore.
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