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Posted by plottpower on 12-22-2009 06:39 PM:

Re: Re: when is the proper time to question a incident

quote:
Originally posted by Allen / UKC
Per your description of events, you should not have been scratched for what would be considered a "non-violation or infraction of the cell phone policy".

UKC's cell phone policy, in relation to nite hunts, is quite simple. You may not "discuss scores" (texting included) with a member(s) of another cast. !

So Allen, lets say a person gets scratched for using their phone to talk to another cast shouldnt both persons and dogs be scratched, we had this come up but only one of the dogs was scratched, that doesnt seem fair to me! what would be ukc's policy on this

Posted by Chris.S on 12-22-2009 06:45 PM:

If I get beat by a guy that can play poker AND keep track of 4 hounds, and run the time and keep the scores straight all at the same time. I'm going to find a new hobby, because these coonhunters have got WAY to smart for me.

A quick bite on a stick of gum has saved me more minus than I can count.

Posted by Stokes08 on 12-22-2009 06:45 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by treberta
Ahh the redbone hunter speaks his words of wisdom. I can promise you this stoke. When I show up to a hunt im there to win and you can bet that i'm packing a coon dog or I wouldn't waste my time and money. What works for some people may not work for others, just like which breed you prefer. No offense taken though stoke

I will personally invite you down to the winter classic to go hunting after any night of hunting...My redbone and my buddys male and what ever you bring...turn the dogs loose by theirself and by the end of the night who has the most coons will have the better dog...And just to prove to you that my Redbone can and will out do your holstien...Now if you say no to this people will start thinking bad upon you...hahaha...If you are a big as comp. hunter as you say it shouldnt be no problem...or do you even hunt

Posted by treberta on 12-22-2009 07:24 PM:

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Originally posted by Stokes08
I will personally invite you down to the winter classic to go hunting after any night of hunting...My redbone and my buddys male and what ever you bring...turn the dogs loose by theirself and by the end of the night who has the most coons will have the better dog...And just to prove to you that my Redbone can and will out do your holstien...Now if you say no to this people will start thinking bad upon you...hahaha...If you are a big as comp. hunter as you say it shouldnt be no problem...or do you even hunt

Stoke I couldn't help but notice why every dog you own is a "pr" dog but yet you seem to know so much about the nite hunts. I ask myself how many times have you been beat to the point where you badmouth my poor looser walker dogs. Is it not enough that my dog has been in 3 UKC hunts and won 2 of them treeing 8 coon to herself in those 3 hunts. You can call my walker dogs anything you want and we shall see who has the frown upon their face at the end of the night. I really would love to come clear to Georgia to hunt against you but it's just really not possible.

Posted by Stokes08 on 12-22-2009 08:43 PM:

I used to hunt walkers buddy got tired of walking to slicks...and yea Lady she is just seven months old and Ruger has only been in two hunts...and should have won the cast but handler error...Yea im not afraid to say i mess up...and you are such a big comp.hunter why dont you come to the Winter Classic...This aint the first time somebody has called you out...and youve mad excuses every time...

Posted by nccoonhunter197 on 12-22-2009 10:36 PM:

I hunt whatever but have always had a real good walker. I think if you walked to too many slick trees you were just hunting the wrong line of walkers. A good switch works on all breeds for slick treeing. It is not a question of breed as much as the line and the trainer. Not saying nothing about you just in general. Sounds like a challenge so you guys come up here to North Carolina and I will guide ya'll on unknown ground. Make it real even. We'll sell tickets and see what happens.

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Posted by treberta on 12-23-2009 01:37 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Stokes08
I used to hunt walkers buddy got tired of walking to slicks...and yea Lady she is just seven months old and Ruger has only been in two hunts...and should have won the cast but handler error...Yea im not afraid to say i mess up...and you are such a big comp.hunter why dont you come to the Winter Classic...This aint the first time somebody has called you out...and youve mad excuses every time...

Trust me Stoke im not afraid to turn my dog loose on any given night, however do you honestly expect me or anyone else to drive 12 or 13 hours for the fun of it?

I have not been "called" out on here anywhere within a reasonable driving distance. I love hunting with knew people and dogs so anyone close to Ohio that would like to have some fun and meet treberta let me know.

Posted by Stokes08 on 12-23-2009 04:10 PM:

come to the Winter Classic and i will take you after that...Gives you an excuse to do it any way

Posted by treberta on 12-23-2009 05:12 PM:

Stoke I don't have money to just trow around and going to the winter classic would be just that. The luck of the guide determines everything. Im not spending 200 or 300 $ to get a terrible guide. Thanks for the offer though

Posted by Stokes08 on 12-23-2009 07:23 PM:

must not have a good enough dog then cause i come to Autumn Oaks every year and going to grand american in a few weeks...i have trust in my dogs buddy

Posted by treberta on 12-23-2009 08:19 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Stokes08
must not have a good enough dog then cause i come to Autumn Oaks every year and going to grand american in a few weeks...i have trust in my dogs buddy

Youre right stoke, I have no confidence in my two dogs. Youre redbones would probably send me home with my tail between my legs. I get awwwwful nervous when I draw a redbone out in a cast.

Posted by Stokes08 on 12-23-2009 11:48 PM:

most people do buddy most people do

Posted by Dale Young on 12-24-2009 08:26 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by treberta
Easy now Jim I rather enjoy playing poker on my cell phone during a hunt. It keeps my focus on my dog. I also do it to see if the cast knows the rules and I also do it to see what kind of sportsmanship they have.

Again Jim how is me having my cell phone out a advantage? It's not! If anything most would look at it as a disadvantage because they would think that I am not focusing on my dog and what its doing.

It would be my opinion that you are on the cast to call your dog struck and treed NOT to judge the other cast members knowledge of the rules and thier sportsmanship. On a good hunt that may not need to be tested.
If you've disrupted a cast 6 or 7 times as you've stated then I'd say you knowingly caused trouble on several casts whether it's legal or not. Why would you want to do that if it's not nessasary ?

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