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Posted by boonetreecoon on 02-01-2010 01:26 AM:

how many people hunt in the snow??

How bad is it for the dogs feet?

Posted by BWSupplies on 02-01-2010 01:32 AM:

Had my young dogs out in it before dark. The snow had turned to ice and it didn't take long to cut them up a little. I'll run them hard when its all gone. They did get after some squirrels, it won't be long.

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Posted by boonetreecoon on 02-01-2010 01:34 AM:

I got a field tral this weekend and wanna run my night cham at it but he was ran once last week just been to busy I wanna run him hard but didn't know if the snow would mess up his feet to much

Posted by BWSupplies on 02-01-2010 01:41 AM:

If its real cold at night , try it during the day when it is a little slushy. Coons here will walk during the day if its extremely cold at night. Coons are just like us, would you come out of your nice warm bed on a cold night. Well I might if I was a male and their was a hot female a few trees down. LOL

Posted by Tyler Vaden on 02-01-2010 01:42 AM:

Turned one of mine out today it ran off for 20 mins her feet where bleeding when she got back. The snow has ice on top around here.

Posted by SJunior on 02-01-2010 02:21 AM:

I'll run a dog in the snow if it's powder but if it is crusted I won't.

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Posted by 1deadeye on 02-01-2010 02:22 AM:

I think they're feet get conditioned for it. I run year round here in Wi.
I hit the rivers with my rig. Can cover alot of ground I normally can't get into.
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Posted by burdette on 02-01-2010 02:24 AM:

rubbing petrolium jelly on their feet helps. after a few foot injuries i tried it and it seems to work.

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Posted by on 02-01-2010 02:25 AM:

In all my years of coonhunting on snow I have never had a dog get bloody feet from it. Fox dogs, yes. Coondogs, never.

Posted by BWSupplies on 02-01-2010 02:31 AM:

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Originally posted by 1deadeye
I think they're feet get conditioned for it. I run year round here in Wi.
I hit the rivers with my rig. Can cover alot of ground I normally can't get into.
Scott

Nice looking Red Dogs! We hardly get snow for long periods of time, at most it will lay 4 days , and then its gone. Hard to get a dog ready for that.

Posted by David Boggs on 02-01-2010 06:36 AM:

is not the snow that keep the coon from movning it is the temputer that dues

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