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Posted by wrinkletreeknls on 05-31-2015 06:25 PM:

dog fights

4 dog cast 3 dogs struck and treed, fight breaks out, arrive at tree, all 4 dogs are there.....scratch whole cast? Back of score card says scratch all dogs involved when aggressors not known...,settling a conversation among freinds, lets hear it, would love official ukc ruling so a ukc response would be great

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Posted by vtblueticker on 05-31-2015 06:28 PM:

Maybe a coyote ran in there and dogs got in fight with him!


Posted by Jeff Prince on 05-31-2015 06:36 PM:

You don't scatch any of them you don't know who was involved and who wasn't.

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Posted by RLenhart on 05-31-2015 07:11 PM:

I take that scratch all dogs involved when you don't know who the aggressor is as "it doesn't matter who's winning or losing when you get there the dog getting it handed to him get's scratched right along with the one that won the fight". In this case you don't even know who was in the fight so I agree with Jeff "you can't scratch anybody".


Posted by DFred on 05-31-2015 08:35 PM:

I dug this quote out of the online Coonhound Adviser
"Rule 6(b) does, in fact, state to scratch dogs involved when the aggressor is not known.
When there are more than two dogs at a tree and a fight breaks out, it is, however, in many cases difficult for a judge to determine which dogs are/were involved. It is UKC’s position that if the judge cannot determine which dogs were involved, then he should not scratch any one of the dogs.
I would discourage determining “involvement” where you isolate dogs that show physical signs of having been in a fight. Why? Because your “bad boy” may not always show any signs of having been in the fight! The last thing you want to do is scratch a non-aggressor(s) and your actual problem dog remains in the hunt.
You also have that other situation with three dogs at the tree where it is not difficult to eliminate one of them from being involved without seeing it. The judge recognizes an obvious dog fight and, at the same time, can competently identify a dog that is not involved because the dog continues to tree while a fight is going on between the other two. If that is the case, common sense should prevail and the two determined to have been involved should be scratched."


Posted by msinc on 05-31-2015 09:33 PM:

I agree, it is doubtful that all four dogs were involved so it would probably be unfair to at least two of them if all were scratched. So, now we find out if the judge is what he's cracked up to be...a good judge will advise all the handlers that he will stay as close as possible to the dogs and be the first one into the tree asap. But, this brings up another question...the rules say you cannot scratch or withdraw your dog to avoid being written up for fighting. So, what happens when the handler with the mean dog wants to bow out not that he knows there is a high probability he is going to be caught and written up???? What if the guy that wants to bow out is really just concerned for his dog and don't want him ate up????


Posted by coonhunter, MO on 05-31-2015 09:41 PM:

mean dogs

Score the tree and tell cast your staying close to dogs when you turn them loose and 9 times out of 10 the handler of mean dog will withdraw because he doesn't want to be written up, that's how they do it in central Missouri.


Posted by Bolden1 on 06-01-2015 12:18 AM:

This

Has been an issue for a long time. 99% of the time u can tell the two dogs involved but people want to twist the rules and streaten to scratch the whole cast cause they want man up and scratch there own dog. And if ur hunting a dog u never know.

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Posted by joey on 06-01-2015 12:23 AM:

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I agree, it is doubtful that all four dogs were involved so it would probably be unfair to at least two of them if all were scratched. So, now we find out if the judge is what he's cracked up to be...a good judge will advise all the handlers that he will stay as close as possible to the dogs and be the first one into the tree asap. But, this brings up another question...the rules say you cannot scratch or withdraw your dog to avoid being written up for fighting. So, what happens when the handler with the mean dog wants to bow out not that he knows there is a high probability he is going to be caught and written up???? What if the guy that wants to bow out is really just concerned for his dog and don't want him ate up????


Nothing you can do about him withdrawing then. Its after the judge has decided a dog is going to be scratched that it cant be withdrawn.

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Posted by trsizemore on 06-01-2015 12:59 AM:

ran into hunter

Ran into hunters last njght mine were treed they came in no fights this is what COON DOGS ARE SUPPOSE TO DO TREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE This the way it works people huntin mean dogs are as worthless as the mean dog wake up breeders first then hunters that think they got a coon dog CULL THEM RighT OFF THE BAT thanks tim


Posted by Jeff Prince on 06-01-2015 02:18 AM:

Re: ran into hunter

quote:
Originally posted by trsizemore
Ran into hunters last njght mine were treed they came in no fights this is what COON DOGS ARE SUPPOSE TO DO TREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE This the way it works people huntin mean dogs are as worthless as the mean dog wake up breeders first then hunters that think they got a coon dog CULL THEM RighT OFF THE BAT thanks tim

I agree. Anyone knowingly hunting a mean dog in the hunts is a cheater and poor sportsman. They obviously don't care about other hunters or their dogs .These dogs should be put down or at the very least spayed or neuterd and hunted alone

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Posted by wrinkletreeknls on 06-01-2015 04:07 AM:

I agree but it happens, i was the judge on the cast, and no he aint mean, crowd a tree from time to time? Maybe idk, but not mean by a long shot. Jw what i should have done by the rule book, my decision to scratch all four dogs was overturned, btw my dog was there but neither struck or treed.

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Posted by wildbill on 06-01-2015 04:20 AM:

Re: Re: ran into hunter

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Originally posted by Jeff Prince
I agree. Anyone knowingly hunting a mean dog in the hunts is a cheater and poor sportsman. They obviously don't care about other hunters or their dogs .These dogs should be put down or at the very least spayed or neuterd and hunted alone


hunting alone wont stop them from going to another dogs tree.

I think ukc can stop the mean dogs by writeing up the handler/owner of the mean dogs, same as 3 strikes on dog, same for the handler, will stop handlers hunting mean dogs for people when they know they going get burnt also when they do....

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Posted by msinc on 06-01-2015 12:44 PM:

Re: Re: Re: ran into hunter

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Originally posted by wildbill
hunting alone wont stop them from going to another dogs tree.

I think ukc can stop the mean dogs by writeing up the handler/owner of the mean dogs, same as 3 strikes on dog, same for the handler, will stop handlers hunting mean dogs for people when they know they going get burnt also when they do....



Exactly...if UKC really wants the mean dogs out this is what they need to do. Period, end of story...I have long said, "a mean dog can not enter himself in a hunt."


Posted by Stan Ferrell on 06-01-2015 01:42 PM:

Whats the difference between a mean dog and one that" will take pressure", One that "won't be run off", one that, "is just jockeying for position". How about we just "walk slow, they will have it figured out time we get there"?


Posted by berger on 06-01-2015 02:00 PM:

Re: dog fights

quote:
Originally posted by wrinkletreeknls
4 dog cast 3 dogs struck and treed, fight breaks out, arrive at tree, all 4 dogs are there.....scratch whole cast? Back of score card says scratch all dogs involved when aggressors not known...,settling a conversation among freinds, lets hear it, would love official ukc ruling so a ukc response would be great



That is some very poor judging and decision made. That kind of judging is a over reaction. Was this first tree of night or had other trees been made. Was it a fight or an accidental squabble? There is a difference and you need to be intelligent enough to know the difference.

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Posted by shadinc on 06-01-2015 02:05 PM:

Accidental squabble? Dog one: My ear is missing! Dog two: Sorry, it was an accident.


Posted by wrinkletreeknls on 06-01-2015 02:33 PM:

I have been comp hunting and judging casts a few years now, there is no sych thing as an accidental squabble, this was second tree of the night, cast members said tgere was growling at first tree after my dog was tied up and tgey were getting theirs.

Still watching for ukc to chime in.

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Posted by Jeff Prince on 06-01-2015 04:03 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wrinkletreeknls
I have been comp hunting and judging casts a few years now, there is no sych thing as an accidental squabble, this was second tree of the night, cast members said tgere was growling at first tree after my dog was tied up and tgey were getting theirs.

Still watching for ukc to chime in.


Well what did you do ? How did you handle it ?

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Posted by msinc on 06-01-2015 04:05 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by shadinc
Accidental squabble? Dog one: My ear is missing! Dog two: Sorry, it was an accident.


People calling or believing that an accidental squabble is not the results of a mean dog that needs to go is the reason we continue to have to deal with them on a regular basis. These people need to go have "accidental squabbles" on their own time...keep the sqaubblers out of UKC hunts!!!!!!


Posted by wrinkletreeknls on 06-01-2015 04:23 PM:

I was a hunting judge my vote was to scratch all dogs at that tree, including mine because the score card says to scratch all dogs involved when agressor isnt known, i was over turned 3-1

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Posted by Jeff Prince on 06-01-2015 04:50 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wrinkletreeknls
I was a hunting judge my vote was to scratch all dogs at that tree, including mine because the score card says to scratch all dogs involved when agressor isnt known, i was over turned 3-1

Do you believe all four were fighting ? If it was two fighting then two would have been scratched unfairly.

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Posted by john Duemmer on 06-01-2015 06:41 PM:

I dont know why they call it common sense, it certainly isnt all that common.

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Posted by wrinkletreeknls on 06-01-2015 09:45 PM:

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Originally posted by john Duemmer
I dont know why they call it common sense, it certainly isnt all that common.


Please enlighten us wise one

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Posted by DFred on 06-01-2015 10:11 PM:

The key word is involved. If all four were involved then scratch the whole cast. If you can't determine who or how many were involved then none can be scratched. UKC already chimed in and I posted the quote from Advisor. It's back towards the top.


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