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Posted by Bruce m. Conkey on 05-28-2019 07:21 PM:

Tar to settle some of the confusion here.

I read these post about everyday but the circle you run in seems to keep me confused. I respect your age and experience in the coon hound hunt world. But I need a clarification. Can you share me your thought process on how a cast should be run and the winner determined. Please just don't start talking about those 3 hours hunts. Everything else is fair game and I would like your opinion.

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Posted by nitehunter2004 on 05-28-2019 08:14 PM:

Get the popcorn ready.


Posted by sleepy head on 05-28-2019 08:36 PM:

Kinda scary


Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 08:37 PM:

Well Bruce I just drove 200 miles because Mrs tar only wanted one kind of paneling and that was the closest I could get it lol. I really am flexible on things. Most of the time I start a thread so the brass can see how people really feel about things. They might not be as forthcoming if they had to start their own thread. Really Bruce you should know because you were there also. Any hunt of any importance should have non hunting judges. Elimination style at the larger hunts I like that. I still think a dog should have one 1rst place to be a NTCH. And a NTCH should have to show it can tree a coon by itself to be a grand. All the rules above that will be voted on if they were to pass would make the one hour minie slams the hottest hunt and most popular and profitable hunt in ukc. I ain’t doing nothing I do for me I am doing what I do for the young folks to enjoy coonhunting for generations to come it’s been my everything it’s the one thing that I always felt I was good at not everybody is cut out for professional sports but everybody if they work hard can be good at coonhunting.



Tar


Posted by CHEWBACH on 05-28-2019 08:44 PM:

OK Tar you can do better than that! just apply yourself.

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Posted by Blaze P. on 05-28-2019 08:52 PM:

Is no thought process, just rambles on and on and on.


Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 08:57 PM:

Ask me dirrect question about the hunts and I will give you my dirrect opinion without cutting up I will be serious.


Tar


Posted by JAH on 05-28-2019 09:29 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by yadkintar
Most of the time I start a thread so the brass can see how people really feel about things. They might not be as forthcoming if they had to start their own thread. And a NTCH should have to show it can tree a coon by itself to be a grand.
Tar




I'll probably be sorry I asked.But since I have nothing better to do at the moment I'll ask.

You start a thread so the brass as you call them can see how people really feel about things? What people? You and a few others that have the same thought process you have? I could be wrong but I doubt you know how everyone feels or even how most feel.I get the impression you use "people" in the same way some use "they" What makes you think people might not be as forthcoming if they had to start their own thread? I don't know about others but if I have something to say I say it on my own.And don't mention it to anyone else to get them to post about it for me.So are you saying before a nite champion becomes a grand nite champion it should have a htx title first? I mean how else would you know it can tree on its own? I'm pretty sure most if not all can.Just don't understand your logic.You seem to beat around the bush instead of coming right out and saying it plain and simple when asked something or come up with some crazy idea.Its like you are running in circles.But anyway carry on.


Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 09:41 PM:

I think either a moh or it could be an htx hunt or just a trust worthy judge. A lot of NTCHs are hunting by their self down here most don’t even hunt the whole time limit just tree a coon and quit but we really have low numbers down here people are doing the best they can. You have rule changes coming up in September y’all need to know they need your input to see how supportive you will be of the decisions that are made.



Tar


Posted by Mike Mckinney on 05-28-2019 09:49 PM:

And a NTCH should have to show it can tree a coon before it can be a Grand? Why not before it’s a NTCH?


Posted by Mike Mckinney on 05-28-2019 09:57 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by yadkintar
I think either a moh or it could be an htx hunt or just a trust worthy judge. A lot of NTCHs are hunting by their self down here most don’t even hunt the whole time limit just tree a coon and quit but we really have low numbers down here people are doing the best they can. You have rule changes coming up in September y’all need to know they need your input to see how supportive you will be of the decisions that are made.



Tar

just tree a coon and quit! Seems you have seen them tree a coon!


Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 09:59 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Mckinney
And a NTCH should have to show it can tree a coon before it can be a Grand? Why not before it’s a NTCH?



Least ways around here we have two cast of registered in that case the dog with the highest score that would count as his first they had competition these guys down here are going to make you earn that win. A lot of ntchs in low numbers areas are hunting alone.


Tar


Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 10:00 PM:

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Mike Mckinney
just tree a coon and quit! Seems you have seen them tree a coon! [/QUOT



Supposed to hunt 2 hrs.


Tar


Posted by Mike Mckinney on 05-28-2019 10:03 PM:

I get that but if there quitting club makes money still and they can’t win.


Posted by Mike Mckinney on 05-28-2019 10:03 PM:

I get that but if there quitting club makes money still and they can’t win.


Posted by sleepy head on 05-28-2019 10:08 PM:

Tar, what ya think about this?


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STRIKE POINTS
"In my opinion"

ALL strike points should be worth the same and only be used for accountability.

NO advantage should EVER be given to "the first dog to bark" and by using a tier level strike point system that's all you are really doing and all you will ever do.
I find it funny that we put rules/points in place to promote hunting a dog that opens the quickest, then put rules in place against it when they do. Babble, Argue, pitch, bitch, question and in many instances give undeserved advantage and for what?? Because we think barking first should be rewarded?? Really?? Try equal strike points on a buddy hunt some time. It puts a whole new perspective on things.
Notice I said "first dog to bark" I didn't say "first dog to honestly open on a coon track" because it is impossible to determine that period!! I understand that was the intent, but there is just NO WAY you can ever prove it. Strike points in comp hunts can play a HUGE factor in the outcome.
Determining the best "COONDOG" based on which dog opens it's head first?? Really?? That is ridiculous and does nothing but promote babbling. You can't get a faster strike than one right off the lead, right?!? LOL

How a dog uses it's mouth on the ground is nothing more than personal preference and should in NO WAY be used as a tool to measure the quality of a real COONDOG nor the outcome of a coon hunt. I learned years ago that the one making the most noise isn't always the one getting the most done. I've hunted with all styles from silent to wide open, but I've NEVER judged how good of a coondog they were by how fast they got their head open. The best hide dogs I've ever hunted with were my Dad & Granddad's crossbreds back in the late 60's and early 70's. Several were pretty tight, others not, strike meant nothing but the shed walls were always covered.

Which dog is the best COONDOG?? Simple, the dog that can tree the most COONS in a set amount of time. Not trees, not circles, and most certainly NOT the one that "barks" first. (And NO, my dogs aren't silent or even tight mouthed, if anything they are very quick to open.)

I am just of the opinion of...strike "smike"....the whole strike thing is WAAAY over rated and all to often misused because of the format. How fast a hound gets open is absolutely no measure of a coon dog to me......impress me....alone, in company, wet, dry, hot, cold, near or far.... play whatever hand your dealt and show me as many coon as you can in the area I'm hunting and do it in short order!!

Again, JMO

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Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 10:19 PM:

Curtis the author and I are really good freinds and he read it to me before he posted it and I totally and completely agree with him. We were really talking about a hunt when that came up where what ever dog treed first was the only dog that got credit for a coon seen. The dog with the most coons seen at the end of the night was the winner. Only one dog gets credit per coon. No strike points no minus points.


Tar


Posted by Sgraves on 05-28-2019 10:55 PM:

Am sure I will get pushed in front of a car for saying this but oh well. Am not taking up for tar because he’s a big boy an can take up for himself. Strick points doesn’t really mean squat nowadays. Dogs are being bred to open their mouth on a mouse fart. I understand some of you guys have dogs that can strick of the lead an end up a mile deep with a coon. I really want to believe you. But for the most part all strick points are these days is a way to get undeserved points. Circle points is just a way to cover up a slick treeing idiot. Treeing a coon should be the only way a nite hunt should be based on. All this other stuff is more handler related than dog. We wouldn’t need have of these rules if the hunt was only based on treeing coon. Point system will work itself out. More real coon dogs will start showing up also.


Posted by Dogwhisper on 05-28-2019 11:35 PM:

If strike points are worthless as some say .... Then get rid of the scratch on the "continuesly "Silent" dog


Posted by Pat Bizich on 05-28-2019 11:49 PM:

Now you guys are getting my dander up.
A true hound .. read that again...TRUE HOUND. .. must first be able to smell ...trail... and... TREE SECONDARY TO RUNNING A TRACK they must be accurate in doing so or there would be no sense in awarding minus when they tree wrong for not finishing that track accurately.
If opening has no consequence why is there a rule dealing with dogs proving to be open trailers ? Why do HTX hunts fault a dog that does not open on trail? BECAUSE IT IS A HOUND TRAIT!!!!
Any barn yard mutt dog can tree game. That is the difference between a hound and not some mongrel farm dog that can tree game.
Saying how quick a dog strikes has no bearing on a dogs ability is a bogus cop out by guys hunting hot nosed dogs that want to level the field for their HOT NOSED DOGS!!!
You may as well be hunting curs.
So you got three dogs lollygagging around. One dog goes out and is hustling up a good track. The other three dogs get in on the track with one actually getting the first tree away from the one that found the track . AND YOU SAY THEY SHOULD ALL GET EQUAL CREDIT FOR THAT TRACK??? I say BULL.
You guys wanting rule changes that penalize good hard hunting strike dogs are like the political garbage going on today. Everyone wants the country to come around to the way they want to live instead of conforming to the USA laws everyone else is already living by . Because it is good for them.
You guys want to change the rules to fit what you are hunting instead of hunting dogs that can win by the current rules. Because it is better for them .

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Posted by yadkintar on 05-28-2019 11:50 PM:

I never in 40 yrs have seen a dog scratched for being silent. Seen some tight mouthed drifting type dogs that would put a coon up in a hurry tho. The rules we had when I started were really tuff on a dog you had them well trained before you went to a hunt or you were wasting your time. When $$$ first started the first cast and first money I won 3 of the dogs caught the farmers goat and My dog wasn't there and that made me the winner lol.



Tar


Posted by Mike Mckinney on 05-29-2019 12:27 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Pat Bizich
Now you guys are getting my dander up.
A true hound .. read that again...TRUE HOUND. .. must first be able to smell ...trail... and... TREE SECONDARY TO RUNNING A TRACK they must be accurate in doing so or there would be no sense in awarding minus when they tree wrong for not finishing that track accurately.
If opening has no consequence why is there a rule dealing with dogs proving to be open trailers ? Why do HTX hunts fault a dog that does not open on trail? BECAUSE IT IS A HOUND TRAIT!!!!
Any barn yard mutt dog can tree game. That is the difference between a hound and not some mongrel farm dog that can tree game.
Saying how quick a dog strikes has no bearing on a dogs ability is a bogus cop out by guys hunting hot nosed dogs that want to level the field for their HOT NOSED DOGS!!!
You may as well be hunting curs.
So you got three dogs lollygagging around. One dog goes out and is hustling up a good track. The other three dogs get in on the track with one actually getting the first tree away from the one that found the track . AND YOU SAY THEY SHOULD ALL GET EQUAL CREDIT FOR THAT TRACK??? I say BULL.
You guys wanting rule changes that penalize good hard hunting strike dogs are like the political garbage going on today. Everyone wants the country to come around to the way they want to live instead of conforming to the USA laws everyone else is already living by . Because it is good for them.
You guys want to change the rules to fit what you are hunting instead of hunting dogs that can win by the current rules. Because it is better for them .

that’s well said!!


Posted by Sgraves on 05-29-2019 12:31 AM:

Mr Pat I too like a open mouth track dog. It is an should be the only measure of a true hound. But the dog your talking about is not the type being brought to these hunts. Some are against the silent mouth dogs in the hunts. An all should be against the babbler. Me , I just want the one treeing the coon getting the credit. The people that are involved in this sport will never be at peace because everyone wants the easy way out. Its not easy preparing a dog for these hunts. Its an every night thing if you want to be successful. People don’t want to prepare. They want rule changes to accommodate their style dog.


Posted by yadkintar on 05-29-2019 12:35 AM:

I don’t have a problem with a dog getting his mouth open quick ! It’s what he does after that I may or may not like.



Tar


Posted by sleepy head on 05-29-2019 12:37 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Pat Bizich
Now you guys are getting my dander up.
A true hound .. read that again...TRUE HOUND. .. must first be able to smell ...trail... and... TREE SECONDARY TO RUNNING A TRACK they must be accurate in doing so or there would be no sense in awarding minus when they tree wrong for not finishing that track accurately.
If opening has no consequence why is there a rule dealing with dogs proving to be open trailers ? Why do HTX hunts fault a dog that does not open on trail? BECAUSE IT IS A HOUND TRAIT!!!!
Any barn yard mutt dog can tree game. That is the difference between a hound and not some mongrel farm dog that can tree game.
Saying how quick a dog strikes has no bearing on a dogs ability is a bogus cop out by guys hunting hot nosed dogs that want to level the field for their HOT NOSED DOGS!!!
You may as well be hunting curs.
So you got three dogs lollygagging around. One dog goes out and is hustling up a good track. The other three dogs get in on the track with one actually getting the first tree away from the one that found the track . AND YOU SAY THEY SHOULD ALL GET EQUAL CREDIT FOR THAT TRACK??? I say BULL.
You guys wanting rule changes that penalize good hard hunting strike dogs are like the political garbage going on today. Everyone wants the country to come around to the way they want to live instead of conforming to the USA laws everyone else is already living by . Because it is good for them.
You guys want to change the rules to fit what you are hunting instead of hunting dogs that can win by tdhe current rules. Because it is better for them .



Dang Pat that next to last paragraph made me fill like a libtard. Lol.


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