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What is the Definition of Shut-Out?

According to the UKC Nite Hunt Rulebook, what is the definition of shut-out?

Allen,

Keep it going! Make the nite hunts great again. One poll at a time lol

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Originally posted by DwayneWhite
Allen,

Keep it going! Make the nite hunts great again. One poll at a time lol

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Originally posted by Allen / UKC
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Good deal! Glad you like them.

I'm afraid those giving the wrong answer on this one are going to run into other problems because of not having this one right.

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Originally posted by Allen / UKC
Good deal! Glad you like them.

I'm afraid those giving the wrong answer on this one are going to run into other problems because of not having this one right.

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If people read the rules, seen the asterisk, went to the end of the rules, read the definition and seen what it actually said they would understand the rule. Also shut out* is mentioned a few other times with the asterisk and I think one time it also sends you to another rule. I’m sure it’s in the Advisor also. Plus don’t forget, the beginning of the rules it tells you that the definition is at the end of rules.
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In my opinion in order to shut one out you must first be struck and treed before any thing else strikes

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Originally posted by ole hoss
In my opinion in order to shut one out you must first be struck and treed before any thing else strikes

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Originally posted by ole hoss
In my opinion in order to shut one out you must first be struck and treed before any thing else strikes

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Originally posted by Night Shift
First problem is we all have opinions. The next problem is our opinion doesn’t mater it’s what rule book says. if one dog is not struck then that dog alone is shut out. But can you be shut out on tree and carry a strike?

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Originally posted by joey
Ya as long as you do not tree on the tree that you were shut out on. Then you carry the strike.

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Dogs that are shut out still must be struck. They can receive tree points if treed before 5 is up. If they are treed on shut out tree strike is deleted . Anything else they are accountable for there strike points. Great post Allen keep it going.

One can be shut out on strike and one can be shut out on tree but a true shut out is when a dog strikes, trails and trees a coon other dogs did not know was in the woods.

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And here I thought shut out was when you stayed out till wee hours of night and the wife locks you out or when you get back to the truck and realize you locked your keys in it !

ANSWER: According to the Coonhound Rulebook, the definition of shut out* is noted under Section 18 (also on the back of the card) as:

Shut-Out: When a dog has not been declared struck before the first dog is declared treed. Dog is shut out only if it trees on tree it was shut out on. Otherwise, strike points remain live.

There are several items, such as shut out*, that are noted in the rules that include an asterisk after the word. Whenever you see that asterisk behind the word it means that you can find the definition under Section 18. A few other words or terms with an asterisk are; Attempting to Fight, Babbling, Bother, and Unsportsmanlike Conduct.

Congrats to the 81% who got this one right.