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Scent Cone |
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| Scent molecules disperse outwards from their
source in a conical pattern, forming a scent
cone downwind of the subject. An air
scenting dog normally works across or into the
wind until he locates the scent cone. At
this point the dog will give an alert, and will
begin working his way into the funnel of the
cone until he reaches the source, which is the
quarry. The dog will then alert his
handler of the find. |
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