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Posted by Richard Lambert on 01-29-2017 03:12 PM:

Jealous Tree

I heard some hunters talking about a dog that would "jealous tree". What does that mean?

Posted by H. L. Meyer on 01-29-2017 03:29 PM:

"jealous tree"

Don"t know about that BUT "jealous MAN" I understand. Could be the same thing don't know. hummmmmm. What U think Richard?

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Posted by JiM on 01-29-2017 03:38 PM:

I have used that term to describe a bad tree made by a pup when another dog falls treed and the pup doesn't want to cover but it wants to ge treed too so it slides over 30 yards and trees on a slick tree. I know a jealous tree is a slick tree but "jealous" desribes the reason it slicked. It usually seemed to go away with maturity.

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Posted by 2ol2hunt on 01-29-2017 04:47 PM:

Never heard the term except in being jealous of the tree which equals mean dog.

Posted by Sonny Phipps on 01-29-2017 05:10 PM:

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Originally posted by JiM
I have used that term to describe a bad tree made by a pup when another dog falls treed and the pup doesn't want to cover but it wants to ge treed too so it slides over 30 yards and trees on a slick tree. I know a jealous tree is a slick tree but "jealous" desribes the reason it slicked. It usually seemed to go away with maturity.

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Posted by wjoey on 01-29-2017 05:17 PM:

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Never heard the term except in being jealous of the tree which equals mean dog.

its usually a dog that doesn't believe in the other dog but believes in itself right or wrong and usually is wrong, sometimes it comes from getting ate up at the tree and it wants to tree but wants no part of being on there with another dog, sometimes its just a dog that has been petted to much at a tree and it does not tree till you get right there and falls on a tree close to you,

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 01-29-2017 05:35 PM:

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Originally posted by 2ol2hunt
Never heard the term except in being jealous of the tree which equals mean dog.

i agree any dog that is jealous at the tree is gonna be mean

Posted by JiM on 01-29-2017 06:13 PM:

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Originally posted by hillbilly56
i agree any dog that is jealous at the tree is gonna be mean

But in this instance, we aren't discussing "jealous at the tree", we are talking about dogs that tree on a jealousy tree. Two completely different situations and i haven't observed one having anything to do with the other.

Posted by yadkintar on 01-29-2017 06:17 PM:

Yes I want mine a mile deep in 10 minutes with two looking down every cut that's how jealous I want them I will jog to every tree i eliminate the competition by wearing them down if a dog backs my dog a mile deep good chances mine will have him whooped and sent packing time we get there no more mr nice guy lol !!

Posted by hillbilly56 on 01-29-2017 06:22 PM:

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Originally posted by JiM
But in this instance, we aren't discussing "jealous at the tree", we are talking about dogs that tree on a jealousy tree. Two completely different situations and i haven't observed one having anything to do with the other.

my bad musta not read it right or didn't sink in my old brain if thats the case id just put it in dog heaven after a couple of times of doing that but that's just me

Posted by JiM on 01-29-2017 06:25 PM:

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Originally posted by yadkintar
Yes I want mine a mile deep in 10 minutes with two looking down every cut that's how jealous I want them I will jog to every tree i eliminate the competition by wearing them down if a dog backs my dog a mile deep good chances mine will have him whooped and sent packing time we get there no more mr nice guy lol !!

Someone should build a computer program where we could completely spec our version of the perfect comp dog then hunt them head to head on the computer and see who wins, Michaelis or Tar?

Posted by JiM on 01-29-2017 06:29 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by hillbilly56
my bad musta not read it right or didn't sink in my old brain if thats the case id just put it in dog heaven after a couple of times of doing that but that's just me

Where i have seen it is in young dogs that are independent or possibly overly independent, assuming one can be too independent. Anyway, as i said, it generally goes away with maturlty. I cant recall seeing it with an adult dog.

Posted by yadkintar on 01-29-2017 06:29 PM:

Lol well it don't get get me no where disagreeing all the time so I thought I would agree for a while see what happens lol.

Posted by JiM on 01-29-2017 06:35 PM:

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Originally posted by yadkintar
Lol well it don't get get me no where disagreeing all the time so I thought I would agree for a while see what happens lol.

We all have our place in life. For instance, i have always figured myself amongst the worthless and no account which is exactly how every daughters mother has always described me. You, on the other hand, are a contrair. Always contrary. We cant escape our place in life.

Posted by yadkintar on 01-29-2017 06:40 PM:

Jim us contrary ones somtimes make people think enough to answer their own questions you do that well lol.

Posted by joey on 01-29-2017 06:40 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by JiM
We all have our place in life. For instance, i have always figured myself amongst the worthless and no account which is exactly how every daughters mother has always described me. You, on the other hand, are a contrair. Always contrary. We cant escape our place in life.

He has you figured out Tar,

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Posted by ringtail on 01-29-2017 06:58 PM:

Re: Jealous Tree

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
I heard some hunters talking about a dog that would "jealous tree". What does that mean?

This is like: what the definition of is, is........

People have their own definition of what the term means. It's another way of saying slick treeing. The term don't work if you are hunting alone.

Basically a dog hears another dog tree and grabs a tree of it's own. .

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Posted by Adams, Harold on 01-29-2017 07:09 PM:

Had a dog a few years ago was decent alone but in company if he didn't tree first or a close second he would be on biggest tree close and treed harder than normal....

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