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Posted by Dogwhisper on 09-08-2015 05:13 PM:

90 min. hunt verses 120 hunts .....

Ok we just read 2 play by plays @ 2 prestiges hunts .


A dog was carrying strike points for over an hour before any other handler could strike in above that dog that was holding its strike position.
Even thou 2 trees had been "scored" in under an hour.
Yet by today's 120 min. rules we have to wait till the hour passes to get above that dog holding "strike".
In my opinion after the "second"tree has been "scored".... (Plus, minus or circle)....key word being "SCORED"......useing today's (90) minute hunt time,we ought to be able to go above that dog that is holding up strike points even if its under 1hour hunt time.

We've shorted these hunts up by 30 minutes....yet we r still playing by 120 minute rules.


This is not meant to offend anyone or anyone's dog. So plez don't take it there!!!


Posted by GA DAWG on 09-08-2015 05:38 PM:

One set of strike points is all they should have anyhow. Every thing goes back in for 25. All that other crap makes stuff to complicated. I didnt know we could have 90 min hunts either.

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Posted by pigsit on 09-08-2015 06:26 PM:

I guess I missed something, where did the 90 minute hunt come from?

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Posted by Night Shift on 09-09-2015 12:14 AM:

That's what Final 4 hunt at oaks


Posted by coonhunter, MO on 09-09-2015 12:31 AM:

hunt time

how many remember the 3 hr hunt, I think the 2 hr works pretty good. Why does everyone always wanting to change things that work just fine.


Posted by dustin15 on 09-09-2015 01:03 AM:

I like the striking back in for next available... It keeps it from bein like $kc where a dog that strikes quick and runs all night having more advantage

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Posted by msinc on 09-09-2015 08:28 AM:

Re: hunt time

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Originally posted by coonhunter, MO
how many remember the 3 hr hunt, I think the 2 hr works pretty good. Why does everyone always wanting to change things that work just fine.


I remember three hour hunts well...everyone believes all these nite champions and grand nites are happening because of low attendance. Yeah, okay...go back to three hour hunts and see if that don't slow 'em down some.....I don't care how few dogs show up at a hunt, you can get a whole lot of minus points in that third hour. You can also weed right thru those "flash in the pan", young fireball dogs, especially in thin coons.
That was also back when an all grand pedigree was impressive...now it's expected.


Posted by HERSHSHUNTIN on 09-09-2015 08:43 AM:

Re: Re: hunt time

quote:
Originally posted by msinc
I remember three hour hunts well...everyone believes all these nite champions and grand nites are happening because of low attendance. Yeah, okay...go back to three hour hunts and see if that don't slow 'em down some.....I don't care how few dogs show up at a hunt, you can get a whole lot of minus points in that third hour. You can also weed right thru those "flash in the pan", young fireball dogs, especially in thin coons.
That was also back when an all grand pedigree was impressive...now it's expected.




I remember the 3 hr hunts well and also back then it was 300 minus points and you were done. so maybe we need to go to less minus points to make the overall dogs better, that and strick judging

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Posted by thomasg on 09-14-2015 03:39 AM:

3 hour hunts with the leaves off how many dogs of today would show up ? not many I expect scratched for first slick tree made in hunting time would cut down on all the all grand pedigrees we see to day and when you made a grand night champion you would have a coon dog on the end of your chain


Posted by yadkintar on 09-14-2015 11:54 AM:

The biggest thing to hurt the hunts far as attedence goes is there are just to many hunts !! The several big hunts that we used to look forward to such as the Texas state hunt and ada Oklahoma just are not the same any more back when these hunts were big you prepared your dog to compete for 3 hrs and you had to have plus points to win anything !! Really now how much do you have to prepare to go out there with a mouthy, tree happy dog for 60 to 90 minutes and be absolutly way to lieniant with the rules the $$$$ hunts has caused that and when the leaves get off they will still circle those trees !! Jmo


Posted by JiM on 09-14-2015 01:05 PM:

There is nothing stopping any club from scheduling 3 hour hunts. Silver Lake (Ind.) had one last year. Once UKC starts allowing 90 minute hunts to all clubs, 2 hour hunts will become as rare as 3 hour hunts are today.

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Posted by msinc on 09-14-2015 01:21 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
There is nothing stopping any club from scheduling 3 hour hunts.


Well, you are just wrong Jim.

If a club schedules a 3 hour hunt and EVERY other club around still has 2 hour hunts where do you think everyone is going to go???? Path of least resistance.


Posted by Robert Johnson on 09-14-2015 01:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by msinc
Well, you are just wrong Jim.

If a club schedules a 3 hour hunt and EVERY other club around still has 2 hour hunts where do you think everyone is going to go???? Path of least resistance.



I may have missed something but I believe Jim was trying to say just that.

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Posted by JiM on 09-14-2015 02:48 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Robert Johnson
I may have missed something but I believe Jim was trying to say just that.


Don't bother Robert. A couple weeks back I pointed out that he was wrong on a rule question and his backside has been beet red ever since. Now he spends his days trying for all he is worth to catch me in a mistake as if I never make them.

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Posted by msinc on 09-14-2015 03:24 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
Don't bother Robert. A couple weeks back I pointed out that he was wrong on a rule question and his backside has been beet red ever since. Now he spends his days trying for all he is worth to catch me in a mistake as if I never make them.


You are half right...you pointed out that you "believed" I was wrong....I agree there are more tactful ways of getting a point across...but we all reap as we sow.


Posted by msinc on 09-14-2015 03:33 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Robert Johnson
I may have missed something but I believe Jim was trying to say just that.


Go back and read his post...he said "there is nothing stopping a club now..." that is simply not true.
I get that this is a galactic shock to all the "Jim" followers on this forum, but...theirs to get over, or not.


Posted by Frank M on 09-14-2015 03:36 PM:

Jim, I heard you "thought" you made a mistake once......after getting all the facts it turned out you were just Mistaken. Just fueling the fire. I for one appreciate all (or most) of your answers when it pertains to rules questions.

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Posted by sleepy head on 09-14-2015 03:53 PM:

I'm follower of JiM and Elvis, that's why I think it should be the "Dear Mr. Elvis and JiM" help column


Posted by RLenhart on 09-14-2015 04:08 PM:

quote:
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I'm follower of JiM and Elvis, that's why I think it should be the "Dear Mr. Elvis and JiM" help column

I'll bet Msinc can kick Jim's "***" LOL


Posted by Oak Ridge on 09-14-2015 04:25 PM:

I was at the very least partially responsible for the scheduling of that 3 hour hunt. There were indeed people that stayed away from it because it was a three hour hunt, and there were others that came and participated for the same reason.

There quite literally is nothing stopping a club from scheduling a three hour hunt, I'm afraid you are wrong. They may CHOOSE not to, there is nothing stopping me from stepping in front of a speeding train....other than the consequences of doing so...so we weigh our consequences against the benefit, make a decision and act upon that decision....

The fact remains that we still hold the "free will" to do as we see fit, at least for the time being...until big government takes away ALL of our ability to choose.

As for me, I will hang up my competition light and boots when we do away with 2 hour hunts and make them 90 minute hunts......seems the younger crowd, the one hour hunt guys that are packing "first strike" dogs are all in favor of less hunt time.

The simple fact is that there are way too many hunts today, and we all want it to be "easy".....We value the win, and discount the effort that was expended for the win. Wins are cheap, and in reality they are EASY....and like a heroin addict, we want them to become EASIER.....

I'll tell you how to make winning hunts very, very, very easy....get a real coondog. One that will win in 3 hours hunts, 2 hour hunts, 90 minute hunts, or one hour hunts.....A dog that goes hunting, strikes HONESTLY, only when there is a coon to be treed, can actually move a track from origination to where the coon is. Do away with hunts in the summer, and make them ONLY in locations when and where there are no leaves in the tree. All trees with leaves and den trees are simply deleted....make it about treeing real live honest to gosh GAME.....and see how successful what you have on the end of your leash will be.....

Be honest with yourself....do you want it easy, or do you want it done right?

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 09-14-2015 06:07 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Oak Ridge
....do you want it easy, or do you want it done right?

Apparantly everyone does not have the same definition of "done right". That is probably why we have all of these discussions. I don't know about the hunts up in Indiana but around here in Tennessee everyone wants to go to 90 min hunts because they don't have enough hunting spots for a 2 hr hunt. It doesn't really have that much to do with making it "easier". And I don't think that you would find anyone around here that thought it was "easy" to win a UKC hunt with plus points.


Posted by RLenhart on 09-14-2015 06:27 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Apparantly everyone does not have the same definition of "done right". That is probably why we have all of these discussions. I don't know about the hunts up in Indiana but around here in Tennessee everyone wants to go to 90 min hunts because they don't have enough hunting spots for a 2 hr hunt. It doesn't really have that much to do with making it "easier". And I don't think that you would find anyone around here that thought it was "easy" to win a UKC hunt with plus points.

I for one don't really care if they would start giving clubs the option to hunt whatever amount of time they want in fact i think it would be kind of nice to choose anything from one hour to three in UKC but I'm just curious why would 90 min be better for you guys down there? I would think with thin coon population and rough country 3 hrs would actually give you more chance to get some plus points?


Posted by Richard Lambert on 09-14-2015 06:35 PM:

Guides just don't have enough drops to hunt 3 hrs. It is hard enough to find spots for 2 hours.


Posted by Oak Ridge on 09-14-2015 07:37 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Guides just don't have enough drops to hunt 3 hrs. It is hard enough to find spots for 2 hours.


Well, I've heard this argument before..... Funny thing is the last time I hunted in TN we turned loose two times.....Hunted two nights, and turned loose in two spots....We didn't tree very many coon....matter of fact I think we treed a grand total of three coon in two nights...but it amounted to about 9 hours of hunting time....

I can hunt two hours here in Indiana in about two spots....or I can hunt two hours in ONE spot if I choose to. Have done it multiple times, and will do it again in a heartbeat.

Not granted, that is not cherry picking "easy" coon.....you know, the one right out of the truck door on the feeder bucket.....we can tree that one in a few minutes, pack up, go to the next feeder bucket and repeat....lets just say that it takes 15 minutes per bucket....I'd have a fortune invested in keeping the feeder buckets full, and there is no way that I could hunt for two hours. Now, if I treed the "easy" one off the bucket, turned the cast loose off that "easy" coon to tree another one....and another one....then I easily have two hours worth of hunting.

So is it a property problem, or a feeder bucket problem?

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Posted by john Duemmer on 09-14-2015 07:51 PM:

How could a guy that doesnt have enough hunting spots for a 2 hour hunt own a coondog?

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