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Posted by Ted Hagy on 04-16-2012 08:17 PM:

for sure.........

AINT IT

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Posted by old ben on 04-16-2012 10:08 PM:

just according where iam at easy way to bury a dog.traffic neighbor not to happy etc

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Posted by Ray Lilly on 04-16-2012 10:50 PM:

Guys I aint saying I aint never treed one like this but most of the time it dont go as planned. Maybe it's because I did'nt wait 10-15 minutes later because when I was younger I would lock the brakes up and open the box. I dont know but if you asked this same ? around here you would get the same answer from anybody(if there honest).

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Posted by Ray Lilly on 04-16-2012 10:53 PM:

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Originally posted by Cry Tough Blues
2 mile running coon, wow.

Thats not all that uncommon around here, especially during the rut and when the coons get alot of hunting pressure. We run them a mile a good bit.

Posted by buck brush on 04-17-2012 12:45 AM:

i turned my 14 mon/ old young dog on 5 road crosses Sat. night and he treed them all the most he ran was 200 yards, i just pulled over and cut him towards where the coon crossed and he did the rest, it is realy helping him.

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Posted by stsjts on 04-17-2012 04:43 PM:

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Originally posted by buck brush
i turned my 14 mon/ old young dog on 5 road crosses Sat. night and he treed them all the most he ran was 200 yards, i just pulled over and cut him towards where the coon crossed and he did the rest, it is realy helping him.

Sounds like a good start,he must have a good head on his shoulders. Good Luck with him.

Posted by buck brush on 04-18-2012 01:53 AM:

thank you he is doing a nice job for me , he wants to please me and i think that has a lot to do with how a young dog operates.

Posted by l.lyle on 04-18-2012 03:42 AM:

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Originally posted by Ray Lilly
Guys I aint saying I aint never treed one like this but most of the time it dont go as planned. Maybe it's because I did'nt wait 10-15 minutes later because when I was younger I would lock the brakes up and open the box. I dont know but if you asked this same ? around here you would get the same answer from anybody(if there honest).

We must live in the same part of the world. The closest one was two hundred yards and I was not happy. The dogs took the backtrack and I was cussing. They treed and it was open woods, I could see the cooneyes from the truck. He must have scooted back across the road when I was getting the dogs out. I learned to never let them off the leash untill they smell it even if it takes a few minutes. That's when you and them look like fools if somebody is with you. Heck, I like those hot two mile races. I see them fairly often but it's usually where I don't have permission.

Posted by walker1978 on 04-18-2012 04:10 AM:

I know when we do it we don't just drop the gate let the dogs jump out on there own a go looking. I will walk them over to were the coon crossed at and put them on the track. Now that's with young dogs that are not finished out yet. Maybe that's why it usally ends well for me on one crossing the road. In my mind that is just like cutting a cage coon loose to em.

Posted by l.lyle on 04-18-2012 04:15 AM:

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Originally posted by walker1978
I know when we do it we don't just drop the gate let the dogs jump out on there own a go looking. I will walk them over to were the coon crossed at and put them on the track. Now that's with young dogs that are not finished out yet. Maybe that's why it usally ends well for me on one crossing the road. In my mind that is just like cutting a cage coon loose to em.

Even better. That coon knows where he is going.

Posted by englishhunter31 on 04-18-2012 01:55 PM:

I have done that. I'll only drop puppies on it though. To easy for the older dogs. I always make sure the dogs smell where the coon went before I just drop them in the middle of the road though. haha. Usually goes well for me.

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