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Breaking off deer
Starting off some young dogs 2 of them might have got on a deer. what is the best way y’all have found for breaking off deer?
Re: Breaking off deer
quote:if they aren’t running and treeing coon yet, let them run them. Once they start treeing coon if they don’t slow down on the dee, bump them with a shocker
Originally posted by wlewis323
Starting off some young dogs 2 of them might have got on a deer. what is the best way y’all have found for breaking off deer?
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Haven't had a deer race for several years and I sure am grateful!! There's more deer around here than there ever have been but less problems with the dogs now... wondering why that is?
I don't screw around, I make their first experience with a deer something they don't want to do again. Make sure they are running deer then hit them hard with the shock collar. When you do it their first time I've never had to do it again. Too many times I've watched friends let them run deer several times and then it takes repeated lessons to break them.
If you have two pups running deer, don't hunt them together.
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it depends on the pup but I wouldn't be to fast to Schock hard at all ,for mine I just did it enough to make home change his mind i would keep going like nothing happened it took about four times and he was done ,I would split them up to work on the deer if they are smart enough it shouldn't take to much
Make sure u know what they are runnin b4 u get on them hard with the collar. But I don’t show them mercy with the collar if they are runnin off game. But it don’t normally take but about 2x if u transmit a supersonic charge to them.lol
I break them off possum alittle differently than deer. I make sure they remember the scent of a deer is a no no!
Re: Breaking off deer
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Originally posted by wlewis323
Starting off some young dogs 2 of them might have got on a deer. what is the best way y’all have found for breaking off deer?
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Re: Re: Breaking off deer
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Originally posted by Redneck Mafia
How old are they? Do they tree their own coon yet with any consistency? Around here we usually let it go until they are treeing coons and they typically nearly break themselves. Many may disagree with this theory but a pup that can run a deer like it is tied to it with that kind of drive usually make nice dogs that can actually run a track when they are older and put it all together. You can take out what is needed when it's time but you can't put it in them. Gamey pups that are hunting and doing something right wrong or indifferent instead of standing at you feet in the right set of hands nearly always make the kind most are looking for. WAY TO MANY ARE RUINED AT A YOUNG AGE BY PEOPLE WITH A SHOCKING COLLAR WHO THINK THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
When the time comes for breaking them, set them up by turning the youngen directly out on deer and them start to work with the e-collar. Then you are the one in control of the situation instead of left to chance. After just a time or 2 the problem is usually solved.
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I'm willing let young dog bump around on deer until they are treeing coon. I think it help learn to run track and pushing it instead grubbing around. Dont know if that the right way but seems work for me.
Now after dog is treeing coon I will set them up on deer and break them. But i have saw first strike dogs get tight mouth right out truck when hitting coon track if they been burned up on deer soon as they open. Also saw dogs that was burned off deer get where if they hit deer track close to truck they would come back to truck. I will let dog run 150 or 200 yard before I start bumping then start light work up until I get them stopped.
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What about armadillos do u let that go or start breaking immediately?
Re: Re: Breaking off deer
quote:
Originally posted by Redneck Mafia
How old are they? Do they tree their own coon yet with any consistency? Around here we usually let it go until they are treeing coons and they typically nearly break themselves. Many may disagree with this theory but a pup that can run a deer like it is tied to it with that kind of drive usually make nice dogs that can actually run a track when they are older and put it all together. You can take out what is needed when it's time but you can't put it in them. Gamey pups that are hunting and doing something right wrong or indifferent instead of standing at you feet in the right set of hands nearly always make the kind most are looking for. WAY TO MANY ARE RUINED AT A YOUNG AGE BY PEOPLE WITH A SHOCKING COLLAR WHO THINK THEY KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING.
When the time comes for breaking them, set them up by turning the youngen directly out on deer and them start to work with the e-collar. Then you are the one in control of the situation instead of left to chance. After just a time or 2 the problem is usually solved.
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If a young dog runs a deer I watch my garmin to see how fast they are running after the deer if they can run a deer fast they can move a coon track fast too.
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