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Posted by cooney64659 on 08-20-2007 05:20 PM:

jmo

If the dog or dogs tree a grinner they deserve to be scratched.


I would like to see the off game rule apply to open registered casts also.

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Posted by Qball on 08-20-2007 05:55 PM:

So if your dog trees a coon after hunt time is up you can plus that to now? On a register cast you won't minus it so why scratch the NTCH??? Or would you even shine the tree after time out...How many trees does the judge go to after hunting time is up 5% maybe? So what now the judge has to go to all trees after time is up???


Posted by Gibbo on 08-20-2007 06:17 PM:

I think the judge should also ride in the back of the truck with the dogs in case one of them growls in the dog box while you are driving down the road.

that way he can scratch them

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Posted by jackbob42 on 08-20-2007 07:27 PM:

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Originally posted by Qball
.... On a register cast you won't minus it so why scratch the NTCH???....


Maybe because the Nt Ch's should be held to a higher level of accountability ?

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Posted by Laura Bell on 08-20-2007 07:35 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Gibbo

The moral to this story is: don't shine trees after the hunt is over



In a way that is funny! Mainly because some of you agree with it.
So much for the best dog taking home the cast win.

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Posted by Rick on 08-20-2007 07:41 PM:

so did he get scratched..

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Posted by Christy on 08-20-2007 08:19 PM:

Re: the

quote:
Originally posted by vegas
hunt was over so how could the dog be scratched


In Nite Champion and Grand Nite Champion casts, dog is scratched for running, treeing, or molesting off game during the authority of the Judge.

MY UNDERSTANDING AND WHAT WE'VE BEEN TOLD IS THE AUTHORITY OF THE JUDGE IS NOT OVER UNTIL THE SCORECARD IS TURNED IN TO THE MASTER OF HOUNDS.



IF YOU TREE YOUR DOG BEFORE THE HUNT IS UP, YOU ARE ALLOWED 10 MINUTES TO FIND THE COON/WHATEVER AND SCORE IT ACCORDINGLY.

NOW IF THE DOG WAS NOT TREED IN BEFORE TIME WAS OUT, THEN IF I WERE HANDLING THE DOG I'D GO IN GET MY DOG AND GO BACK TO THE TRUCK.

THERE IS NO RULE THAT SAYS YOU HAVE TO SHINE THE TREE TO SEE WHAT THE DOGS GOT TREED AFTER HUNT TIME IS UP, UNLESS LIKE I SAID IT'S TREED IN BEFORE THE HUNT TIME IS UP.

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Posted by Gibbo on 08-20-2007 09:07 PM:

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Originally posted by Camopup
In a way that is funny! Mainly because some of you agree with it.
So much for the best dog taking home the cast win.



I think that a night hunt is to decide who has the best dog for a 2 hr period. If you were hunting the best dog you shouldn't have to scratch someone after the hunt is over to win.

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Posted by ROCK N ROLL on 08-20-2007 09:25 PM:

It was just not his night. I have never had a judge go with to get my dog after hunt is over, unless his dog is with mine. This will not happen 99% of the time. It's not always how good the dog or the handler is. Sometimes its if luck is on your side. It wasnt on his side that night. jmo RONNIE HILL

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Posted by walkerman04 on 08-20-2007 09:44 PM:

What if...

the dogs are split treed after the time is up? Do you think the judge is going to go to all trees. Dont think so? JMO anything after the time is up should not be scored, that way its fair for all.

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Posted by wayne f on 08-20-2007 09:58 PM:

when the hunt is over the judge isn't in authority.
ihave seen judges leave and go home the minute the hunt time is over but this is a good question that should be answered by ukc cause its bound to come up again

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Posted by Gibbo on 08-20-2007 10:00 PM:

I think, with the exception of scoring any dog that was treed in before time ran out, when the hunt time runs out the hunt should be over period.

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Posted by brian gilley on 08-20-2007 10:24 PM:

I personally think the scratching for off game rule is crap in UKC anyway!! I say give em an automatic 225 minus no matter what they struck or treed for and see if they can work their way out of a hole if they can come back and produce 2 or 3 coons afterwards he is obviously the better dog. A lot of dogs make mistakes I think a dog should be scratched for slick trees rather than minus and minus for possums, the dog that treed the possum actually did have something treed. Some of the best cooooondogs in th history were trashy many made their careers out of striking a deer or a fox and movin it out until they come across a coon and tree it. Many famous dogs did this and still do, you generally wont ever catch them doing it and its hard to argure with when they walk ya a mile in to a seen coon. I guess thats why I mainly hunt PKC with the acording to some on this post slick treein, possum treein sobs, and the mean dogs with all the slick handlers!!!! Thanks Jeremiah Glaze


Posted by larrypoe on 08-20-2007 10:41 PM:

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Originally posted by bearhunter
Well for the sake of argument, if the hunt time is over then the dog isnt under the authority of the Judge.


This keeps coming up. The judge has athority FROM the time he is handed the card UNTILL it is handed back to the MOH.

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Posted by Brian V on 08-20-2007 10:55 PM:

I have always been told u can't be scratched for a grinner if they get treed after the hunt is over. If the judge is with me I don't shine it just because the judge and MOH might have a different opinion. I think the way the rules read you should be scratched, but I don't think its right

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Posted by Vic Stoll on 08-20-2007 11:10 PM:

The Judge may have the authority from the time he gets the card to the time he hands it back in, but in my eyes this is the same as trying to minus a dog never called treed that is found treed on an obvious slick after the hunt is over. I am not aware of any UKC rule that dictates shining trees/scoring situations for a dog that is found treed after the hunt time is over but was not declared treed during hunt time. JMO, but this sure is an interesting situation that has drawn various different opinions!


Posted by samh on 08-20-2007 11:24 PM:

plus or scratched

I want to know if you can scratch him after the time was up.....Can you give him plus points if he had a coon?????

The answer is No.....so how can you scratch if you can't plus????

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Posted by Bear on 08-20-2007 11:43 PM:

Re: plus or scratched

quote:
Originally posted by samh
I want to know if you can scratch him after the time was up.....Can you give him plus points if he had a coon?????

The answer is No.....so how can you scratch if you can't plus????


Posted by blueboy90 on 08-20-2007 11:52 PM:

i like

i like this rule,"if u cant plus a dog,u cant minus him.opps wrong kc.That is the stupidest rule i have ever seen.after the hunt is over,that means the two hours,it shouldnt matter what he does.I thought the name of the game was to see who has a better dog for 2 hours of hunting?so if he gets scratched,then does the second place dog no become the cast winner?


Posted by on 08-21-2007 12:09 AM:

This is truely amazing. The rule is clear as a bell. We know when the authority of the judge begins and ends because rule#1 states that so clearly that even a 3 year old can understand it. We know that dogs hunting under ntch rules are scratched if they run, tree or molest offgame anytime during the authority of the judge because rule #6(k) states that so plainly that again, a 3 year old could understand it. And yet about half of you say you wouldn't scratch a dog hunting under ntch rules for treeing a possum after the hunt is over. This may be the best explaination yet for why we see so much bitch'in about hunts today. They know the rules, they just can't see fit to follow them.


Posted by larrypoe on 08-21-2007 12:47 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
This is truely amazing. The rule is clear as a bell. We know when the authority of the judge begins and ends because rule#1 states that so clearly that even a 3 year old can understand it. We know that dogs hunting under ntch rules are scratched if they run, tree or molest offgame anytime during the authority of the judge because rule #6(k) states that so plainly that again, a 3 year old could understand it. And yet about half of you say you wouldn't scratch a dog hunting under ntch rules for treeing a possum after the hunt is over. This may be the best explaination yet for why we see so much bitch'in about hunts today. They know the rules, they just can't see fit to follow them.


Amen.

And for those who wonder why a dog isnt scratched for coming in AFTER the cast arives and off game is seen, there givin a "git out of jail free card" for coming into a tree being shined. Same as not taking minus for coming in on a circle tree. Personaly I think they deserve minuse on circle trees if there struck in because they QUIT the track they were working, I also think they SHOULD be scratched for off game if they bark on it even if they come in AFTER the cast arives because there still MOLESTING off game. The rules and adviser plainly state I cant though, so I dont.

Mine barks at a possum at ANY time, or comes into ANY tree after I get there, were havin some come ta Jesus meetins when we get home.

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Posted by on 08-21-2007 01:07 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
This is truely amazing. The rule is clear as a bell. We know when the authority of the judge begins and ends because rule#1 states that so clearly that even a 3 year old can understand it. We know that dogs hunting under ntch rules are scratched if they run, tree or molest offgame anytime during the authority of the judge because rule #6(k) states that so plainly that again, a 3 year old could understand it. And yet about half of you say you wouldn't scratch a dog hunting under ntch rules for treeing a possum after the hunt is over. This may be the best explaination yet for why we see so much bitch'in about hunts today. They know the rules, they just can't see fit to follow them.



Yep. I can't understand the logic in thinking that a dog can tree offgame or get caught fighting after the 2hr cast is over without being scratched. When my dog comes up to me and says " Hey boss, 2 hrs is up I'm gonna have some fun" then maybe I'll consider letting it slide. Until then scratch them dogs... they got it coming!!!


Posted by mjflores on 08-21-2007 01:28 AM:

Geesh, I'm glad I dont hunt with any judges...sounds like my dog could get scratched 2 weeks later if he messes with a deer.


Posted by GRNT Coondawg on 08-21-2007 02:31 AM:

You people never cease to amaze me....Rules are rules and you must follow them...Just because you dont agree with something you feel like your way is the correct way....ignorant ppl....UKC is not stupid and I'm pretty sure that they have good justification on why they made "THEIR" rules the way they did....If you dont agree with something there is a time and place where your opinions can be heard, but dont compete in competition hunts and then turn around and come on here and BITCH about the rules....if you dont like them or dont want to follow them maybe you should not compete.

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Posted by elvis on 08-21-2007 03:27 AM:

lets stop and think about this for a minute.
why would a judge be scoreing trees after the hunt was over.?
is he just gonna go score the cast winners tree?
is he gonna give the possum tree'ers handler 10 minutes to search for a coon in a tree the dog was never declared treed on?
what #rule covers scoreing trees after the hunt is over when a dog hassnt been declared treed?does the majority have to see the possum?does the majority have to see the coon in order to save the dog?
sounds like a last gasp effort for a judge to win a cast to me.
im not saying a dog cant be scratched for offgame after hunt time,but i would think it would be more in the lines of the dog walking in with a grinner in his mouth. jmo


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