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Posted by Tom Jones on 05-13-2014 08:09 PM:

you know who

sometimes it is better to shut up and be thought a fool then to comment on a post a remove all douht................


btw: if you have never owned a super intense, huge roaring/screeaming/bawl mouthed treedog telling you to come get him and bring the rifle but you better check the garmin first because even though he sounds like he is a half mile away they are actually 1.5 miles away...................ole pigsit is right on, your missin out

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Posted by dean jamerson on 05-14-2014 01:34 AM:

Anytime one of my dogs starts doing something drastically different from what they normally do, I eliminate any health problems, a simple blood test can detect heartworms, elichria, lymes, etc. and any of these could potentially change a dogs hunting, treeing style. I would also have the thyroid checked. there are several bloodlines in the walker breed that battle thyroid issues.

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Posted by JB PITCREW on 05-14-2014 03:49 AM:

Re: you know who

quote:
Originally posted by Tom Jones
sometimes it is better to shut up and be thought a fool then to comment on a post a remove all douht................


btw: if you have never owned a super intense, huge roaring/screeaming/bawl mouthed treedog telling you to come get him and bring the rifle but you better check the garmin first because even though he sounds like he is a half mile away they are actually 1.5 miles away...................ole pigsit is right on, your missin out


I Agree, I've owned a couple bawl mouth tree dogs and they seemed to be more accurate than most.
I would rather walk a mile to a steady bawl mouth dog and see a coon than walk 100yds to a dog that's blowing the top out of a slick tree.

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Posted by Blue banger on 05-14-2014 05:57 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by John Malone
I like a bawl mouthed tree dog. Guess I'm messed up???


Not messed up. I like a squall mouth tree dog with no breaks. I like them when they sound like they are caught in a trap.


Posted by thomasg on 05-14-2014 06:08 AM:

my dog bawls chops n chews trees down eventuly all the trees round here will dead making them easy to score plus
points for her and minus points for those 120 bark a minute slick treeing idiots lol. I don't care what kind of tree style a dog has as long as they got the meat.


Posted by DERICK GOLDMAN on 05-14-2014 09:13 AM:

The most accurate coon treeing hound i owned didnt have a chop in his vocabulary. if he was treed you could load the gun most of the time. i won some hunts with him to a bawl mouth dog doesnt draw alot of attention from the me tooers.

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Posted by dchartt on 05-14-2014 11:48 AM:

I think we forgot about Wills original ?


Posted by Will Walker on 05-14-2014 03:46 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by dchartt
I think we forgot about Wills original ?
I agree...no big deal though.


Posted by dchartt on 05-14-2014 04:21 PM:

Is the dog doing it at every tree all the time Will?


Posted by on 05-14-2014 04:31 PM:

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They are getting hot. Now the reasons can and will be argued on here and other boards over and over again.
I think the feed contributes a lot to it. Others say I am crazy.


Posted by Tom Jones on 05-14-2014 04:35 PM:

accuracy

how has the hunting been? have they been just as accurate as usual? wierd for both of them to start doing it at the same time unless one of them is a cheerleader type dog? how hard of chop mouth treedogs where they prior to this starting? anything else changed in their daily routine?

this is just questions I would ask myself if mine started CHOPPING at the tree lol

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Posted by Jackson87 on 05-14-2014 05:46 PM:

Tom you signature is so funny but common on here.Also some people repeatedly say that all there dogs are proven reproducers.lol.


Posted by Tom Jones on 05-14-2014 06:21 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Jackson87
Tom you signature is funny but common on here.Also some people repeatedly say that all the dogs are proven reproducers.lol.



hey Matt, your right, thanks you I fixed my sig

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Posted by Jackson87 on 05-14-2014 10:44 PM:

LOL!Thats awesome.


Posted by Will Walker on 05-15-2014 12:32 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by dchartt
Is the dog doing it at every tree all the time Will?
yes.....every tree for the last couple weeks.


Posted by dchartt on 05-15-2014 02:09 AM:

thats weird ive only seen dogs change to a bawl on the tree once in awhile not every tree for a couple weeks, but there are alot more guys out there way more experienced then me


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