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Posted by real tree bluet on 08-25-2010 05:30 PM:

Porkies in P.A.??

Gonna be huntin in PA so near ANF. What my question is, to guys that live up there do you have trouble with your hounds getting into porkies? My dogs are very coon minded but they have never been around porkies.? Just woundering if a coon hound will even mess with them?

Posted by jsamuels on 08-25-2010 05:32 PM:

hey

bring so pliers...

Posted by CWS on 08-25-2010 05:33 PM:

I live about 30 miles from the club. If you hunt East of Meadville you maybe find more porky's. If you hunt west from Meadville to Ohio you won't find near as many. Where I am at I have seen one porky, but if I got 15 miles East they become a whole lot more abundant.

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It doesn't make much sense to me why a dog would mess with them, I sure hope my female doesn't LOL

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 08-25-2010 05:50 PM:

I live in Okla. but we have a few around here. So far the only time I have had a dog get into any was a very straight dog and he got 3 in the end of his nose. I think he just ran into it before he saw it. Most I have seen that really messed with one was full of quils. That was a long time ago and so far no more problems.
So if your dog is straight I wouldn't worry about it much.

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Posted by real tree bluet on 08-25-2010 06:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Okie Dawg
I live in Okla. but we have a few around here. So far the only time I have had a dog get into any was a very straight dog and he got 3 in the end of his nose. I think he just ran into it before he saw it. Most I have seen that really messed with one was full of quils. That was a long time ago and so far no more problems.
So if your dog is straight I wouldn't worry about it much.

Hey, thanks for the info. just alittle worried about them hope not to have any problems.

Posted by Wayne Valentino on 08-25-2010 06:31 PM:

some

dogs go nuts over em some leave em alone.. Hope yours is the latter of the two.. Bring plyers in case... Should be lots of coon, bears,Fishers,bobcats,possums,etc. we got it all in northern Pa. except armadillos...

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Posted by rmcmillan on 08-25-2010 06:39 PM:

DARN THINGS SEEM TO BE EVERYWHERE. I LIVE IN MARYLAND ABOUT 5 MINUTES FROM PA LINE. WE HAVE THEM HERE NOW MORE THAN EVER. SEE THEM KILLED ON ROAD IN PA AND MD. EVERYONE WHO HUNTS DOGS ARE TALKING ABOUT THEM.

THAT HAPPENED THIS SPRING. DOG WAS FROM GEORGIA AND WAS ONLY HERE TWO WEEKS. I GUESS HE LIKED THEM.

BRING PLIERS AND MONEY.

MY 6 YR OLD MALE GOT INTO THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME IN JULY COST 280.00 AT VET. HAD THE INSIDE ON ROOF OF MOUTH.

IN 1986 WE HUNTED BBOA NATIONAL HUNT OUT OF PITTSFIELD PA NEAR ANF, THERE WERE ALOT OF DOGS THAT GOT INTO PORKYS THEN. BUT THEN AGAIN ALOT DID NOT.

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Posted by branchvillekell on 08-25-2010 06:51 PM:

the closer you get to anf the more you will see them. east of meadville towards titusville the population seems to soar, good luck.

Posted by Andy Purnell on 08-25-2010 07:02 PM:

hahaha what a picture...Bring pliers, and a blanket. if the dog has sense shouldn't be too much of a problem

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Posted by greg stull on 08-25-2010 07:02 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rmcmillan
DARN THINGS SEEM TO BE EVERYWHERE. I LIVE IN MARYLAND ABOUT 5 MINUTES FROM PA LINE. WE HAVE THEM HERE NOW MORE THAN EVER. SEE THEM KILLED ON ROAD IN PA AND MD. EVERYONE WHO HUNTS DOGS ARE TALKING ABOUT THEM.

THAT HAPPENED THIS SPRING. DOG WAS FROM GEORGIA AND WAS ONLY HERE TWO WEEKS. I GUESS HE LIKED THEM.

BRING PLIERS AND MONEY.

MY 6 YR OLD MALE GOT INTO THEM FOR THE FIRST TIME IN JULY COST 280.00 AT VET. HAD THE INSIDE ON ROOF OF MOUTH.

IN 1986 WE HUNTED BBOA NATIONAL HUNT OUT OF PITTSFIELD PA NEAR ANF, THERE WERE ALOT OF DOGS THAT GOT INTO PORKYS THEN. BUT THEN AGAIN ALOT DID NOT.

Don't have them here but was wondering if the dogs learn their lesson the first time? 280.00 could get very costly on a reguler basis.

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Posted by rmcmillan on 08-25-2010 07:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by greg stull
Don't have them here but was wondering if the dogs learn their lesson the first time? 280.00 could get very costly on a reguler basis.

THE VET TOLD ME THAT MOST DOGS ARE REPEAT OFFENDERS. YOU WOULD THINK THEY WOULD LEARN.

MINE WILL BE SHOCKED GOOD THE NEXT TIME HE GRABS ONE.

THE DOG IN THE PHOTO WAS PUT DOWN. HE WENT INTO SHOCK. THE PORKY HE KILLED LOOKED LIKE SOMEONE HAD SKINNED HIM.

Posted by greg stull on 08-25-2010 07:20 PM:

WOW!!!!

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 08-25-2010 07:25 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by rmcmillan
THE VET TOLD ME THAT MOST DOGS ARE REPEAT OFFENDERS. YOU WOULD THINK THEY WOULD LEARN.

MINE WILL BE SHOCKED GOOD THE NEXT TIME HE GRABS ONE.

THE DOG IN THE PHOTO WAS PUT DOWN. HE WENT INTO SHOCK. THE PORKY HE KILLED LOOKED LIKE SOMEONE HAD SKINNED HIM.

LOL don't think I would wait till he graped one.
If mine gets down wind of trash and I know it they get shocked. The amount of shock depends on how far down wind.

Posted by real tree bluet on 08-25-2010 07:29 PM:

Andy

quote:
Originally posted by Andy Purnell
hahaha what a picture...Bring pliers, and a blanket. if the dog has sense shouldn't be too much of a problem

Hey, Andy I agree if the dogs has any sense should be a problem. But I guess you never know.? You live right close to the ANF rite?

Posted by rmcmillan on 08-25-2010 07:35 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Okie Dawg
LOL don't think I would wait till he graped one.
If mine gets down wind of trash and I know it they get shocked. The amount of shock depends on how far down wind.

I AGREE WITH YOU 100 % ON THAT ONE. WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO CATCH ONE IN A LIVE TRAP. WE WANT TO PUT IT INTO A ROLL CAGE. THEN WE ARE GOING TO TELL EVERYONE WHO HAS DOGS TO TELL EVERYONE THEY KNOW THEN WE WILL HAVE A SHOCKING DAY. MAYBE AT OUT CLUB. THEY CAN OPEN KITCHEN. WELL ANYWAY WE WILL SEE.

Posted by Andy Purnell on 08-25-2010 07:58 PM:

I live SMACK in Porcupine country, about 40 minutes due East of the ANF. I have 1 dog out of 4 that never touched one, They really are not that bad of a problem if you can get a roadkill (very easy) and work the dog with a collar....a blanket makes it easier to get the quills out.

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Posted by branchvillekell on 08-25-2010 08:06 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Andy Purnell
I live SMACK in Porcupine country, about 40 minutes due East of the ANF. I have 1 dog out of 4 that never touched one, They really are not that bad of a problem if you can get a roadkill (very easy) and work the dog with a collar....a blanket makes it easier to get the quills out.

you can find those roadkill everywhere around tionesta, on 62

Posted by perry co cooner on 08-25-2010 08:47 PM:

when I lived up in northcentral PA they were every where so you could break dogs off of them but in southcentral PA there aren't many but we did manage to find one a few years ago. Pulled what we could and paid the vet to pull the rest. I haven't seen one since and happy about it. I believe it cost us both around $180.00 and both dogs had to stay over night.

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Posted by jculler8 on 08-26-2010 12:30 AM:

In the last 10 years, I have seen more and more porkies this way! Over this past summer, I have seen just about 1 a week around where I hunt! I have had 1 dog get into them so far 2 years ago. I pulled what I could and left the rest in for a day before I took him to the vet... He hasn't fooled with one since.

I would consider them to be a nusance such as an armadillo in the south if you know what I mean...

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Posted by Dale Young on 08-26-2010 04:10 AM:

Always figure your dog WILL grab a porkie and have pliers in your pocket. Consider it a blessing if he don't. Quills aren't always all in their mouth, pretty common to have quills in their legs, feet and chest also. Quills in the feet and joints can lay a dog up for awhile.

Posted by EnglishBabe on 08-26-2010 04:33 AM:

I live in central PA and let me tell you...WE HAVE PORKIES!!!!!!! Neighbors Pitbull has had them pulled out of him 9 times since last year. 1 time they pulled around a 1000 of them. Knock on wood, we have only every had to pull quills around 4 times and not a lot. But they guy that hunts with us has a dog that will look them up and go after every one of them. She trees coon 95%, but let her at a porky and she gives 110%! Bring some pliers and know someone that has horse tranquilizer, 1/2 cc and the dog usually is ok. The Pit bull needed 4 cc's of Ace to knock him out and he was still snapping at the pliers.

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Posted by richtaber on 08-26-2010 03:44 PM:

Mathematical Certainty:

If: If there are porkies in your woods,

Then: Then coondogs will tree/catch them

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Posted by Dale Young on 08-26-2010 03:54 PM:

Treeing them is one thing, catching them on the ground or picking them off the side of a tree as they take their own sweet time climbing is a different MAJOR mistake. Old porky don't do anything fast except mess up your dog and spoil your night.

Posted by CWS on 08-26-2010 03:57 PM:

I think this is just a plea from the pennsylvanians in hopes of keeping folks away from there zone LOL

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Posted by rmcmillan on 08-26-2010 06:14 PM:

THERE WAS AN OLD GUY AROUND HERE WHO HAD A DOG GET QUILLS IN BOTH EYES. THEY HAD TO PUT HIM DOWN.

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