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Posted by Mike Fields on 10-21-2010 04:48 AM:

Handler Made Dogs

I am so sick
of people talking about handler made dogs! There is no such thing! There is one set of rules that we all have to go by, its not a handlers fault that he knows them better than you!

Posted by russ hayes on 10-21-2010 11:48 AM:

Yep and i am pretty tired of people that act like it is not happening.Come on fella are you serious?Some folks like to see the best dog win not the person with the most ability to twist rules to their liken.After all it is about the dogs.Maybe ukc should invent a board game like trival pursuit for all the guys with great knowledge of the rules.They could sit at the club house and argue and the guys who want the best dog to win could hit the timber and enjoy their hunt.

Posted by Lakeland Kennel on 10-21-2010 11:56 AM:

All I can say is that there are plenty of "Champion" dogs that most coon hunters would not hunt if they were given to them. I have seen some Grand Nite Champions that were worthless as tits on a boar. I reckon they were "handler made" dogs.

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Posted by Drew on 10-21-2010 01:20 PM:

I bought a nitech black dog from fred....I won't say his last name, in wisconsin a few years back. NITECH Jingling JR supposedly got three firsts, in the rain, and was the only dog treeing coons. When I went down to buy him, there was "too much snow" to go coonhunting, so I bought him with a garauntee.

I got home and this NITECH dog, and he didn't know what hunting was. I carried this dog to the woods dozens of time over several months and he never left my feet. The garauntee was never honored, so here's my question...How did a dog that didn't know how to hunt get "3 firsts"? I say he got them at the club house or waffle house down the street! He was definitely a handler made dog.

And no, it wasn't just some dog with a set of other dogs papers, the guy a got him from was supposedly a reputable guy, and very popular in the black and tan breed, not a dog trader. Just a liar.

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Posted by JiM on 10-21-2010 02:40 PM:

Aound here everyone that cares about titles hunts in the hunts or guides or participates in some manner. They see and hunt with everything around here that is getting titled or trying to get a title. You can ask any coonhunter about any dog showing up in the hunts and you get an opinion that others may agree with or not but one thing is for sure, if a dog got titled in this part of the country without hunting, EVERYBODY would know about it. The nite hunt people in this area are a close knit community and there ain't no secrets when it comes to dogs.

It's always the thing to rage about the GrNt that won't hunt and was made at the waffle house. Now, step up and try that around this area.

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Posted by max destruction on 10-21-2010 02:44 PM:

Re: Handler Made Dogs

quote:
Originally posted by Mike Fields
I am so sick
of people talking about handler made dogs! There is no such thing! There is one set of rules that we all have to go by, its not a handlers fault that he knows them better than you!

lol!!!

Posted by Rolin Blues on 10-21-2010 03:37 PM:

JMOP

In many ways, I would agree with that statement, Mike. Handlers can't make them run a track faster or split tree, take pressure have a coon tree dogs. It's usually bred into them to be that way or hunting them a lot by themselves to help make them that way.

Light breaking a dog is one area that I think a trainer can change a dog to save taking minus. I'm talking about hearing a dog coming into you and a handler flips his light on and the dog makes a quick u-turn and disappears. Or you hear sh!t going on at a tree or a fight, but when the lights get there, everything stops and they're all little "angels". Like I said, just my opinion. Take care, Ron.

Posted by Okie Dawg on 10-21-2010 04:36 PM:

I think part of the problem is UKC and all the others try to stop the whineing with MORE rules. Tell the whiners tough and get on with it. Simplify the rules. If you are all about winning learn them well becouse they aren't all followed at small hunts. You have to study them and use them on your training nights in the woods. While you are training your dog do it with a buddy and practice calling your dog and keeping score. Take a score card and make copies.
If it doesn't mean that much to you. Just go to the hunts and have fun and listen to the pro's whine becouse the fun/ ammutures show up. I love it becoue they hate people like me that is just there to have a good time but they wouldn't have any clubs with out our entry. LOL

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 10-21-2010 04:38 PM:

Made one mistake. Might not be the pros that hate us. Might be the want to be's. I don't know if I have ever been in the woods or spoke to a pro becouse I don't know who they are. lol

Posted by perry co cooner on 10-21-2010 04:46 PM:

The few hunts I have been in were enjoyable except one. There was a guy that had a sorry excuse for a coondog but he wanted the win real bad. It still wasn't all that bad though even with him because the other 2 were enjoyable to hunt with. To me the rules are written with too much "lawyer talk" and are harder to understand than they probably really are.

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Posted by allgrandplotman on 10-21-2010 05:04 PM:

Thats why you need to get a plott dog they don't have to have handler help they just do it on their own and show you the coon.

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Posted by Jonathan Crump on 10-21-2010 05:43 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Lakeland Kennel
All I can say is that there are plenty of "Champion" dogs that most coon hunters would not hunt if they were given to them. I have seen some Grand Nite Champions that were worthless as tits on a boar. I reckon they were "handler made" dogs.

I started out hunting a dog for an old man that was just pleasure hunted and he would smoke alot of night champ dogs.

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Posted by Lakeland Kennel on 10-21-2010 05:46 PM:

JiM, I am glad it is the way you say it is in your area. But, you are in just one area and I can guarentee you it is not the same everywhere. I know of dogs that have never been in the state where their titles were won. And, some clubs are much more honest than others, some casts are much more honest than others, and some hunters are much more honest than others. Some registeries are much better run than others. And, it is the same with beagles and squirrel dogs as well as coon hounds. An "All Grand" pedigree probably has as many phonies as real coon dogs. Someone that bases their breeding program on titles and not dogs they hunted with are probably getting fooled. There are some registries that turn a blind eye to some obvious cheaters. Heck, there are World Championships won by guys that are barred from other registries. I won't mention any names. LOL.

Posted by JiM on 10-21-2010 06:08 PM:

I don't doubt what you are saying Dave. There have been dogs that couldn't earn a title in this area that were sent out of state and came back shortly there after with a title. I have always felt that was a real statement about how the hunts in this area are being run.

Posted by Larry Atherton on 10-21-2010 07:07 PM:

If you pay your entry fee, you are accepting the responsibility to make sure that the card that returns to the club house is correct.

For nite hunts to work there has to be rules. To create a level playing field those rules must be followed period. If a dog gets beat because one handler knows the rules better than another, I got news for you they did not cheat. Nite hunts are a team competition. The team consist of a handler and a hound.

Guess what? No game or competition is not without its faults. It doesn't matter if it is hockey, basketball, football, basebal, or nite huntsl. The best does not always win!!!!!!

If you can not accept that fact of life you should not be competition hunting. Grow up and quit whinning. As I have stated before if you are not part of the solution, guess what? You are part of the problem!

If you believe the hunts to be crooked then step-up be a responsible adult and do something about it.

Sorry, it is hard enough listening to my kids whine, I just can't stand it when adults do it! By the way, my kids do not whine when I am within reach because I don't let them get away with it either.

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Posted by Hoosier Man1 on 10-21-2010 07:09 PM:

Larry,,,

name me one other sport where the officials consist of the playing field?

Posted by Larry Atherton on 10-21-2010 07:19 PM:

There are well proven means to deal with all issues. The fact is few will step up and do the right thing other than whine.

I have heard the excuse about hunting judges, but I don't accept it for one reason and one reason only. I have had more bad nonhunting judges than I have hunting judges. You know what if you are concerned about a huntinig judge ... step up be responsible and take that dang card!!!!!

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Posted by Hoosier Man1 on 10-21-2010 07:24 PM:

Larry,,,

You cannot step up and take that dang card! The MOH/ Hunt director PRE SELECTS the judge for each cast. Therefore if they don't like you you sure as shooten ain't gettin the card!

Posted by Larry Atherton on 10-21-2010 07:30 PM:

When you pay and hand in your entry slip tell them that you will judge. Unless you already have a reputation I bet you will start getting the card.

I know that is what I did many years ago. Now days, I usually get the card whether I say anything or not.

You will not change things over night, but you can at least make a difference in one cast at a time.

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 10-21-2010 08:13 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Larry Atherton
If you pay your entry fee, you are accepting the responsibility to make sure that the card that returns to the club house is correct.

For nite hunts to work there has to be rules. To create a level playing field those rules must be followed period. If a dog gets beat because one handler knows the rules better than another, I got news for you they did not cheat. Nite hunts are a team competition. The team consist of a handler and a hound.

Guess what? No game or competition is not without its faults. It doesn't matter if it is hockey, basketball, football, basebal, or nite huntsl. The best does not always win!!!!!!

If you can not accept that fact of life you should not be competition hunting. Grow up and quit whinning. As I have stated before if you are not part of the solution, guess what? You are part of the problem!

If you believe the hunts to be crooked then step-up be a responsible adult and do something about it.

Sorry, it is hard enough listening to my kids whine, I just can't stand it when adults do it! By the way, my kids do not whine when I am within reach because I don't let them get away with it either.

Excellent post don't know either one of you but excellent post.

Posted by OLD HENRY on 10-21-2010 08:25 PM:

Holdddddddddddddddddd up there Mr.LARRY. First of all you cannot control what happens in the other casts only the one you're in . But there is alot of bad things happening and have reported it and nothing done about it. Know way TOO MUCH to say on this site but cain't say . I will say this tho why catch the little fish when there is big ones to fry ................Don't get no bigger than this fish I'm talking about.

Posted by dbpro56 on 10-21-2010 09:02 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by allgrandplotman
Thats why you need to get a plott dog they don't have to have handler help they just do it on their own and show you the coon.

Wow, got me a walker dog, didn`t know I was a cheater though, but I appreciate you letting me know!

Posted by Joseph Closser on 10-21-2010 09:06 PM:

Ive seen more cheaters lose casts then I ever seen win..lol. If the system is flawed its like saying that 75 percent of hunters at these events are crooked.. If the majority of a cast lets one person get away with cheating for 2 hours they deserve to lose..

Posted by cctreeingwalker on 10-21-2010 09:59 PM:

hunting juges

I hate it when I am judging and the handler tries to convince me that the tree should be circled cause the coon could have climbed a limb about 1/4" in diameter, over to the next tree. When I have no doubt that the tree is slick.

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Posted by RRbluehound on 10-21-2010 10:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Larry Atherton
If you pay your entry fee, you are accepting the responsibility to make sure that the card that returns to the club house is correct.

For nite hunts to work there has to be rules. To create a level playing field those rules must be followed period. If a dog gets beat because one handler knows the rules better than another, I got news for you they did not cheat. Nite hunts are a team competition. The team consist of a handler and a hound.

Guess what? No game or competition is not without its faults. It doesn't matter if it is hockey, basketball, football, basebal, or nite huntsl. The best does not always win!!!!!!

If you can not accept that fact of life you should not be competition hunting. Grow up and quit whinning. As I have stated before if you are not part of the solution, guess what? You are part of the problem!

If you believe the hunts to be crooked then step-up be a responsible adult and do something about it.

Sorry, it is hard enough listening to my kids whine, I just can't stand it when adults do it! By the way, my kids do not whine when I am within reach because I don't let them get away with it either.

Larry, I dont hit many hunts, but when I do, its maple rapids, you run a tight ship and the hunting around the club is well above average

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