stmarysmead
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Thank you for your answer. It looks like the hunting dogs would likely bark whether the approaching person was a stranger, a friend, or the owner(s).
Thus, a possible lack of barking would not mean necessarily mean the assailant(s) were known to the dogs.
Its been a long time since I heard the word "digs". What does it mean? Maybe food or treats in regards to dogs? As a side note, when my friends and I used the variation "dig", it was slang for "to really like".
I think that’s just an auto-correct and the word intended was ‘dogs’…we still don’t know for sure if dogs were present.
But I ‘dig’ your question…as I sit here in my ‘digs’ pondering this case. Lol