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Pulling up short

What do you guys do when your dogs pull up short? What do you do if the coon is in the next tree over?

pull up short send them on if its next tree and they touch coon could have climbed over it's ok

Re: Pulling up short

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Originally posted by Frogdog
What do you guys do when your dogs pull up short? What do you do if the coon is in the next tree over?

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If a tree is slick ...Take them off the tree walk them about 50 ft and recast the dog..Most of the time they will go on and tree the coon....A lot of those trees could be coon laying up and coming down as they hear your dog coming on there trail..That happens a lot....

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(English) Nite Ch Hard Time Spike (Sire Max)
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(Black n Tan)
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I have had dogs like that and have seen dogs like that, I have walked them on and re-casted but could never bring them out of it. Can they really get past that problem ? If there is a method I would like to know.

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Dan Hoverman
River Valley Redbones & Running walkers

A keen switch walk 3 steps and cast... be consistant and if that dont help probably not much you can do