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Posted by Tim Trone on 08-06-2009 12:54 AM:

people tell me

people tell me that an independent dog can not win at the big hunts . will you all tell me what you think . just wondering if im wasting my time hunting autumn oaks .


Posted by john Duemmer on 08-06-2009 01:02 AM:

Sad but true. Depends what you consider independent, as long as they will get a piece of the others tracks and their own you will be alright but a real independent dog that wont honor has a tough row to hoe.


Posted by mikescott on 08-06-2009 01:09 AM:

DONT LET THEM TELL YOU THAT JUNK IF YOU GOT ONE AND IT IS RIGHT AND ITS WILL GET TREED BY ITSELF EVERY TIME THATS THE ONES THAT ARE HARD TO BEAT ID RATHER HAVE ONE THAT WAY ANY DAY THAN A SORRY ME TO DOG GET TREED AND HAVE THERE COON AND WATCH IT LIGHT UP A SCORE CARD

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Posted by c.salyers on 08-06-2009 01:13 AM:

i agree with mike,
only thing that can kill you is if you are not getting first or second strikes seems like a lot of loners arent the best strike dogs

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Posted by hammer blz on 08-06-2009 01:49 AM:

tim just take jr and hunt him he strikes quick i wouldnt worry about no one else 's opinion that tells you not to hunt him hes a nice dog he will do great if i cant go you can hunt annie mae and bring it home if you want !!!!

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Posted by woodedwalker on 08-06-2009 01:37 PM:

I love it when guys say in order to win alot you better have a dog that will get a piece of everyone elses tree.. okay just evaluate that statement for a minute







I WILL NOT OWN A DOG THAT DOESNT TREE BY THEIRSELF EVERYTIME. IF MINE DOESNT TREE FIRST AND YOURS DOES THEN THATS YOURE COON AND MY DOG BETTER NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT. THE PAST 3 DOGS IVE OWNED YOU COULD WALK THEM RIGHT BESIDE A TREED DOG AND THEY WOULDNT EVEN ACKNOWLEDGE THAT THEY WERE TREED. There is nothing more aggervating than having a dog that will cover another dog. If i owned dogs that would i would quit coon hunting and run beagles

You look at what breed is most sucsessful and wonder why... well its because of independence

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Posted by john Duemmer on 08-06-2009 02:12 PM:

Nobudy dislikes a me tooo dog more than me, I wont own one but the fact is if you get a cast with two good independant coondogs and one good me too dog he can outscore you. It will remain this way until U.K.C. adopts a tree countdown rule.


Posted by woodedwalker on 08-06-2009 02:17 PM:

Youre EXACTLY right!!!!!! Keep the pathetic mee too dogs out of the picture

And guys the definition of a mee too dog is this... If a dog is treed for more then 45 seconds and youre dog trees with it then its a mee too dog. Somple as that ! Man i cant stand them

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Posted by James200 on 08-06-2009 02:37 PM:

Re: people tell me

quote:
Originally posted by luke &junior
people tell me that an independent dog can not win at the big hunts . will you all tell me what you think . just wondering if im wasting my time hunting autumn oaks .


if your hound can't tree a coon every 10 minutes i wouldn't waste my time going to a.o.

A.O. Is known for outrageous scores.


Posted by woodedwalker on 08-06-2009 02:46 PM:

Yep i agree 10000 % the scores are absurd and unrealistic BUT guys will swear up and down how easy it is to score 2000 plus points and i cant help but laugh

People just go to have fun.

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Posted by mossgin on 08-06-2009 04:28 PM:

im not trying to hijack the thread but i've got a question.

i've never comp hunted before but im wanting to give it a shot. yall think i'd be wasting my time?
let me describe the dog im planning on using. she's typically a 1st or 2nd strike and 1st or 2nd tree dog. she's pretty independent but she will cover another dog if she's not on a seperate track. if she's treeing and another dog split trees, she'll hold her tree. i HAVE seen her go to the other tree but it was close(maybe 20 yds). when she trees, it doesnt matter what the others are doing, she's on the tree barking every breath. wont pick a fight ever but im not sure what she'd do if another dog got after her. so, i dont consider her a me too dog but she's not independent to the point of flat out ignoring every other dog in the woods. if she never makes it as a comp dog, im ok with keeping her as a pleasure dog b/c she's plenty fun to hunt and aint that what its all about?


Posted by woodedwalker on 08-06-2009 04:33 PM:

moss

Sounds like she would be a good one but you never really know what a dog is going to do in a hunt until its cast with 3 other dogs.

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Posted by Virgil on 08-06-2009 04:37 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by mossgin
im not trying to hijack the thread but i've got a question.

i've never comp hunted before but im wanting to give it a shot. yall think i'd be wasting my time?
let me describe the dog im planning on using. she's typically a 1st or 2nd strike and 1st or 2nd tree dog. she's pretty independent but she will cover another dog if she's not on a seperate track. if she's treeing and another dog split trees, she'll hold her tree. i HAVE seen her go to the other tree but it was close(maybe 20 yds). when she trees, it doesnt matter what the others are doing, she's on the tree barking every breath. wont pick a fight ever but im not sure what she'd do if another dog got after her. so, i dont consider her a me too dog but she's not independent to the point of flat out ignoring every other dog in the woods. if she never makes it as a comp dog, im ok with keeping her as a pleasure dog b/c she's plenty fun to hunt and aint that what its all about?




Sounds like she should make a pretty good comp hound. She will get her coon and also get a piece of some other coon. The only way to really find out is to go put her in some hunts and see how she does.

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Posted by mossgin on 08-06-2009 04:46 PM:

thanks guys. just curious.


Posted by DSKennels on 08-06-2009 04:58 PM:

I don't know who told you that but they were wrong.

I am looking for a dog a buddy of mine hunted against in an rqe in S.C. to do some pretty big things. He was independent, fast, and dead accurate. He was treeing coon that the other dogs didn't even know were around. I spectated on the cast so I know what I'm talking about. This was a young walker male (and I am not a walker person to say the least) that was out of aworld hunt winner and If I am told correctly, the way he hunted was the same way his sire won the world hunt. I will not mention the dog's name quite yet because I want to sit back and see how he does. He can and will get it done in any hunt he is put in, big or small. One of the best hounds I have ever hunted with!


Posted by elvis on 08-06-2009 05:37 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by woodedwalker
IF MINE DOESNT TREE FIRST AND YOURS DOES THEN THATS YOURE COON AND MY DOG BETTER NOT HAVE ANYTHING TO DO WITH IT.


Im just the oposite.
I hate a jealous dog.
I want one to finish every track it starts even if it gets beat.
My definition of a me-too dog is one that quits what its doing to go cover another dog.


Posted by woodedwalker on 08-06-2009 05:48 PM:

So elvis youre telling me that if a dog is treed lets say a minute before another do you honestly think that a dog is going to run that same track and put it up the same tree?

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Posted by elvis on 08-06-2009 06:12 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by woodedwalker
So elvis youre telling me that if a dog is treed lets say a minute before another do you honestly think that a dog is going to run that same track and put it up the same tree?

I guess I dont understand the question.
If your question is, can one dog beat another dog by a minute while competeing for the same coon, then the answer is yes.
Havent you ever saw a good track dog take that track away from those other dogs and tree the coon so far ahead of the others that they get there way late? If this is happening on a regular basis you have 2 choices.#1 get you a better coon dog that can compete and win against other dogs for the same coon,or #2 beat your dog for covering other dogs and make him be alone all the time and hide the fact he is a poor track dog and cant win competeing with other dogs on the same track.


Posted by mossgin on 08-06-2009 06:19 PM:

i agree that it's possible to get there way behind another dog and be on the same track. i've seen dogs wind a coon and get there while another one is working the track on the ground and gets there late. both dogs are treeing honest and not relying on the other. now, if the one that was behind just quit working and ran to the tree just because there's a dog barking up, that's a different story.


Posted by HOBO on 08-06-2009 06:46 PM:

The whole point of having a compitetion hunt is to see who has the best dog. When these hunts started ALL breeds were PACK dog's. THEY SHOULD STILL BE PACK DOGS. I want a dog that takes a track he knows he can tree at the end of it and if he isn't working a track when another dog opens he needs to get there and try and help tree that coon. Should be tree it first? That would be icing on the cake. It would be pretty sad if your dog struck a track and mine came and took it away from him and treed first. If that happens alot to you then maybe you need to look at what's on the end on your leash.

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Posted by john Duemmer on 08-06-2009 06:49 PM:

I Guess before you can have this discussion you need to be on the same page about what a mee tooo dog is. Im not talking about a dog that might honor another dogs strike if he doesnt have anything going and work that track and tree with company. To me a meee tooo dog is the one that seems to always be hanging around doing nothing but will bust through the timber like a bullet to get treed on another dogs coon that they never worked a bit for third or fourth strike and second tree. They hardly ever take minus cause there not really hunting but they catch 100 or 125+on every coon treed Maybe you guys dont see it often but around here seems like theres one in every cast.


Posted by Bradley E. Hall on 08-06-2009 07:06 PM:

I had a dog in the 92 Autumn Oaks Nt Champions, I got 2nd place nt champions, this was before another UKC continuous changing the rules over the years. What I mean is back then they only placed 1 Grnt, 3 Nt Ch and 10 Reg, now its what 3, 5, and 10. Anyways this dog I had I got 687.5 plus points and drawed out of StateLine Coon hunters in the hills at St. Leon. My dogs name was Razor Blade he was a very independent coon dog and got under 4 coons by himself that night, so let this encourage you to bring your dog to Oaks, if you don't play you cannot win.


Posted by Tim Trone on 08-06-2009 10:06 PM:

csnowgren im am not hunting a threat pup. i hunt red dogs and only red dogs. i have been to the last four hunts and my male wouldnt even think about hunting with any other dogs. he will get by himself and get treed and he is very accurate. i never done anything to make him independent he, just does not have any trust in the other dogs to be right.


Posted by Stokes08 on 08-06-2009 10:14 PM:

Tim if a dog aint independent it aint gonna win come on man you know this thats why you got a first on Junior cause he is independent...You will have just as much chance as i will..im gonna be hunting a english dog im trying to finsh out and he will not tree with another dog so dont be trying to find a excuse so you can be with lucy go up there and hunt just have fun...Thats what im doing and to me thats whats it is all about...


Posted by Tim Trone on 08-06-2009 11:08 PM:

justin if you are hunting a dog it wont even tree by itself .let alone with company


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