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Posted by richard boyd on 01-16-2017 03:57 PM:

HTX hunts

How do you go about getting a dog HTX hunting champ? I know very little about it and was wondering if it could be rigged or is this an honest thing?


Posted by shadinc on 01-16-2017 03:58 PM:

Re: HTX hunts

quote:
Originally posted by richard boyd
How do you go about getting a dog HTX hunting champ? I know very little about it and was wondering if it could be rigged or is this an honest thing?
It depends on who is involved.


Posted by harleydan1956 on 01-16-2017 04:00 PM:

Anything can be rigged. But these are designed not to be. Have to be judged by 3 different judges. Have to run and tree a coon and not get 3, I believe, faults during that hour of hunting. I believe and wish more were around here. Also wish they would, somehow, use it on the reproduction stats. JMO

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Posted by shadinc on 01-16-2017 04:05 PM:

I don't think you'll find many HTX dogs that can't tree a coon.


Posted by Krystal / UKC on 01-16-2017 04:28 PM:

You can find all the info you need on the HTX hunts by following this link

http://www.ukcdogs.com/Web.nsf/WebP...ounds/HuntTests

This is meant to be a more laid back experience than the competition hunts and attract some of the pleasure hunting crowd. I personally enjoy these hunts and have always seen them run fairly and smoothly.


Posted by John D on 01-16-2017 05:01 PM:

You got to hunt your dog 3 times for 1 hour each time and get 3 "passes" to get the HTX title. There is no limit on how many times you enter, to get those 3 passes.

It definitely can be rigged just like a senior cast or 2 dog backyard feeder bucket hunt run from someone's bedroom. The HTX is like any title and only means as much as the people behind it and HOW it was done.

I'd say go to one and if you see something thats not done up to par, just don't go back and know that any HTX's coming out of that club don't mean anything. There is really nothing else you can do.

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Posted by DocAcumen on 01-17-2017 01:53 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by John D
You got to hunt your dog 3 times for 1 hour each time and get 3 "passes" to get the HTX title. There is no limit on how many times you enter, to get those 3 passes.

It definitely can be rigged just like a senior cast or 2 dog backyard feeder bucket hunt run from someone's bedroom. The HTX is like any title and only means as much as the people behind it and HOW it was done.

I'd say go to one and if you see something thats not done up to par, just don't go back and know that any HTX's coming out of that club don't mean anything. There is really nothing else you can do.



Just a question ?
Are you saying that one can not report something that is not up to par on a HTX hunt that you are on? Be it as an observer, or participant?

One way for sure ! to be sure that you and the dog you are trying to put a HTX on..... Would be simple, i guess? Just call the dog as it does, and even if the judge allows something that is not up to par? As in, as you see it on your dog? Tell the judge!

Dont get any more honest than that!!!!

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Posted by John D on 01-17-2017 04:10 PM:

By all means do what you think is right.

The participants can also help make sure things are done right but in my experience if both the participant and inspector are inexperienced/don't know the rules/don't care, then you can have an issue. But its been rare and if the club is supervising whats going on, then things won't get too off track.

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Posted by richard boyd on 01-17-2017 08:02 PM:

RE. HTX

The reason I ask was I bought a dog a year ago that is HTX champ. and he has not showed me much yet. I tried him out and caught coons with him and he has went backwards every since I have hunted him after that. Slick treeing,cant move a track acts like a young dog starting out and he is 8 years old.


Posted by groworg1 on 01-17-2017 09:29 PM:

Re: RE. HTX

quote:
Originally posted by richard boyd
The reason I ask was I bought a dog a year ago that is HTX champ. and he has not showed me much yet. I tried him out and caught coons with him and he has went backwards every since I have hunted him after that. Slick treeing,cant move a track acts like a young dog starting out and he is 8 years old.
i'd take to vets and have blood test for lyme's or tick born illness


Posted by Darrell Eads on 01-18-2017 02:06 AM:

Re: RE. HTX

quote:
Originally posted by richard boyd
The reason I ask was I bought a dog a year ago that is HTX champ. and he has not showed me much yet. I tried him out and caught coons with him and he has went backwards every since I have hunted him after that. Slick treeing,cant move a track acts like a young dog starting out and he is 8 years old.


OUCH sounds like his Thyroid ,, or maybe HTX don't mean nothing but the fix was in , hope he was a pup price

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Posted by Sonny Phipps on 01-18-2017 01:50 PM:

Re: Re: RE. HTX

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Originally posted by groworg1
i'd take to vets and have blood test for lyme's or tick born illness



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Posted by bsearless on 01-18-2017 02:12 PM:

hunted up?

I also think an HTX title only holds to how well some dogs are hunted up. Ive hunted with some that are HTX Titled that are coondogs 100% HTX pass. Then I've hunted with some HTX titled dogs that could obviously tree a coon, but absolutely not make an HTX pass! I would say that hound earned that title two years ago when he was being pushed in the woods and was hunted up. Two years later, not hunted up much, lazy, rusty, etc.

With that being said, i am sure there are many HTX titled dogs that never in there life hunted an hour and made a legit HTX pass.

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