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Posted by Jeff Ashmore on 11-07-2012 02:19 PM:

That is a fine Looking dog.

What a nice looking Bluetick. No wonder you guys use plotts and blueticks for kill dogs. I think you are breeding raccoons and bears to get that size. WOW !! I hunt a bluetick and a walker, last year our biggest coon we killed in years was on a leaning tree over a 40 foot drop and that coward walker saved that blueticks life by knocking him (the Bluetick) out of the way as he was ready to go up tree and get him. The coon then ran down and that walker pulled coon off tree and needless to say Moose the Bluetick crunched him while the walker attacked the tail at that. But he did save Bluetick from injury. I have only had 1 good kill dog that was a walker and he was best dog we ever had Findley river and Johnsons Banjo breeding.

Have a good day guys Jeff

Posted by lking on 11-08-2012 02:22 PM:

last night

Pics a little dark but a real good cold track, run and tree by a 1 year old walker.

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Posted by Dan Dogs on 11-08-2012 07:21 PM:

has anybody seen a change in coon movement lately. just seems like it is tuff finding tracks that amount to anything.. most times the dog hunts for 30 min. without hitting a track then will just fall treed out of the blue. sometimes with a coon, sometimes a den tree. but havn't had a nice running track for a couple weeks now.

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Posted by Jesse Bedward on 11-08-2012 07:30 PM:

no issues right now, all seems good on the tracks. 4 tracks last night with a coon in each with my young male

Posted by Dan Dogs on 11-08-2012 07:32 PM:

these coon around me seem to have shut down or are not stirring til i go home. got a pup i would like to take out but doesn't make much sence if the tracks are hard to come by.

Posted by Jesse Bedward on 11-08-2012 08:18 PM:

could take you to a few hot spots if u ever wanted to come up and go for a hunt....i got few spots that net a coon track everyday of the week if ur interested...

Posted by breezyoaks on 11-08-2012 09:30 PM:

trackin

Dave..had that happen last nite but had been good previous...first drop was an hour w no trak..ended treed slick...2nd drop took 30min to move trak 800yd, tho it did end in big ole oak w fur.....seemd like perfect conditions but this ole boy learned from mistakes over years n headed toward my den early..

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Posted by Robert Kravik on 11-08-2012 09:38 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
has anybody seen a change in coon movement lately. just seems like it is tuff finding tracks that amount to anything.. most times the dog hunts for 30 min. without hitting a track then will just fall treed out of the blue. sometimes with a coon, sometimes a den tree. but havn't had a nice running track for a couple weeks now.

Yes Dan, i agree with you something weird is going on. Going to try and hunt the creek and river bottoms early in the evening. The 7pm - 11pm tracks just aren't working. I've tried early morning also, same results.

Posted by Jon Walz on 11-08-2012 10:33 PM:

Same deal here. Some nights they seem to be moving good. Tree 4-5 coon and go home. Other nights we cant even get a strike. Very odd......... Jon

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Posted by Ricochet17 on 11-08-2012 11:04 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
these coon around me seem to have shut down or are not stirring til i go home. got a pup i would like to take out but doesn't make much sence if the tracks are hard to come by.

Nope. I haven't had any of that. I've had some pretty good runs/tracks. But then again Dave, you didn't believe me that I was getting any coon during the moonlight either.

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Posted by Dan Dogs on 11-09-2012 01:33 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Ricochet17
Nope. I haven't had any of that. I've had some pretty good runs/tracks. But then again Dave, you didn't believe me that I was getting any coon during the moonlight either.

jay, i dout your coon feel the hunting pressure. i treed more coon when the moon was full than i have since the moon went down. at least when the moon was full i was still getting tracks, they might end up in a den but they were out and about. its just been plain dead around here for a week now. 1-2 coon a night and thats it. no tracking involved just lay ups.

Posted by Dan Dogs on 11-09-2012 02:20 AM:

i am dened up tonight.. there not fooling me again!!lol

Posted by Jesse Bedward on 11-09-2012 05:04 AM:

3 tracks, 3 trees, 3 coon shot. hunting the same spots i hunt all summer long, shoot coon everynight in the same area for the last week. young male doing good, littermate to my female had 0 trees in 2 hours. i asked this question before, how can a young dog be treeing coon while the old dogs look like fools?? im just hunting the young dog and say screw it!!

Posted by Jesse Bedward on 11-09-2012 05:06 AM:

i should calrify, i didnt shoot coon everynight this week, just the nights i hunted.....

Posted by Ricochet17 on 11-09-2012 06:58 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
jay, i dout your coon feel the hunting pressure. i treed more coon when the moon was full than i have since the moon went down. at least when the moon was full i was still getting tracks, they might end up in a den but they were out and about. its just been plain dead around here for a week now. 1-2 coon a night and thats it. no tracking involved just lay ups.

So you're saying I don't hunt as much as you?

I do have more then enough hunting spots to go to. Dave you should of been with me tonite. The trees were lit up, I've never heard this dog locate so many times before settling in on a tree. If I had your old Sassy female I would of cleaned house.(with a scorecard) It's like I told Erika over the phone, Its been a long time since I was in a spot like that where they were everywhere you looked. I would think it would of been an ideal spot to have a young dog in there. No roads around, and I'm the only one that's allowed to hunt there. The dog made 2 trees and I harvested 2 coon and called it a night.

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Posted by Brandon Gudgeon on 11-09-2012 05:03 PM:

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Originally posted by SUBZERO25099
3 tracks, 3 trees, 3 coon shot. hunting the same spots i hunt all summer long, shoot coon everynight in the same area for the last week. young male doing good, littermate to my female had 0 trees in 2 hours. i asked this question before, how can a young dog be treeing coon while the old dogs look like fools?? im just hunting the young dog and say screw it!!

Maybe the older dog is trying too hard to figure older tracks out, where the young dog is just taking the hot ones that come along? I've had that happen before, and felt that was what was going on, as my older dog was very stubborn once he was on a track he tried to finish it.

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Posted by Redbone Crazy on 11-09-2012 05:15 PM:

we've been having it where 7 p.m. to midnight, we get maybe one or 2 coon, from 1 a.m. to 5 a.m. we get 8 of em! so i'm guessing around my neck of the woods the early morning is the good hunting but i'd much rather be in by midnight. kinda sick of hunting till almost daylight!

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Posted by Dan Dogs on 11-09-2012 09:26 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Ricochet17
So you're saying I don't hunt as much as you?
I do have more then enough hunting spots to go to. Dave you should of been with me tonite. The trees were lit up, I've never heard this dog locate so many times before settling in on a tree. If I had your old Sassy female I would of cleaned house.(with a scorecard) It's like I told Erika over the phone, Its been a long time since I was in a spot like that where they were everywhere you looked. I would think it would of been an ideal spot to have a young dog in there. No roads around, and I'm the only one that's allowed to hunt there. The dog made 2 trees and I harvested 2 coon and called it a night.

talked to a couple guys thats been driving around shining deer at nights and they said they had not seen hardly any coon at all. the only place i see trees light up like christmas trees is at christmas time or down in indiana!!LOL jay, believe what you want but, i have only missed about 5 days in the last two months.

Posted by Jesse Bedward on 11-09-2012 10:57 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Brandon Gudgeon
Maybe the older dog is trying too hard to figure older tracks out, where the young dog is just taking the hot ones that come along? I've had that happen before, and felt that was what was going on, as my older dog was very stubborn once he was on a track he tried to finish it.

that would make sense other then the fact that once i picked up the other dog, i threw out my young male and he went in behind and fell treed on a sleeping coon.....im thinking different grade of dog maybe?

Posted by Ricochet17 on 11-09-2012 11:21 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Dan Dogs
talked to a couple guys thats been driving around shining deer at nights and they said they had not seen hardly any coon at all. the only place i see trees light up like christmas trees is at christmas time or down in indiana!!LOL jay, believe what you want but, i have only missed about 5 days in the last two months.

Never doubted ya Dave. That's really good to hear. Got ice the knees a lil' bit when ya get home?

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Posted by Brandon Gudgeon on 11-10-2012 01:38 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by SUBZERO25099
that would make sense other then the fact that once i picked up the other dog, i threw out my young male and he went in behind and fell treed on a sleeping coon.....im thinking different grade of dog maybe?

Maybe? Some dogs are just better in certain conditions than others too. Couple months and maybe the roles will be reversed. Just as long as they're not only good with the leaves on....

Posted by wisconsinhounds on 11-10-2012 04:17 AM:

4 trees, 3 coon and home by 10. Wife is happy I'm home early. Happy wife,happy life!

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Posted by mountaincur on 11-10-2012 06:09 AM:

First dump-coon. Then got questioned by a deer hunter that has permission to hunt that woods. Second dump got to pull my dog"s foot out of a foot trap. Kinda wrecked my mood. Cut him again on the coon that baffled him last night, only to be baffled again.. That coon has a thing for leaners.. We'll get him!! LOL

Posted by Jon Walz on 11-10-2012 01:41 PM:

New spot?

The neighbor took me to a new woods last night. Joker made 10 trees 9 with coon in em. Got home at 3am. Let the neighbor keep the coon. Hope to hunt this woods again some day. ................... Jon

Posted by lking on 11-10-2012 02:04 PM:

wife

Speaking of wives, I took mine out hunting last night. 2 drops, 1 good run right to a den. Oh well. Still a fun night.

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