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b&b-kennels
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youth needing help on 18m/o walker

i have a 18m/o walker of grandnite bugger branch ajax whos lone pine and wild blood with a shot of yadkin and on bottom a heavy yadkin river and nitro with alot of old blood up close he just started opening up and blows ur ears with bawls hell run and tree a cage coon in the day time he is a big dog with a big mouth that why i dont want to get rid of him. ive hunted him by himself lately and he doesnt go far maybe 50yds and come back i would like for him to start running and treeing like a dog his age should be.ANY HELP WOULD BE NICE.PLEASE P.M ME AND I WOULD APPRECIATE ALL HELP GIVEN

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04-20-2010 03:19 AM

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Lee Currens Jr.
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its going to be rough in thin coons the next couple mths
with sals laying up with kittens.i would turn it a loose let
it go 50yrds then walk up and stop where the dog came
out just keep pushing someday you will wish he came back.

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b&b-kennels
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hell go most the time with the other dogs i just would like for him to run and tree with him honkin his horn ive tried all i could think of and i would really like to see some meat over his head

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04-20-2010 04:34 AM

joey bourne
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hell go most the time with the other dogs i just would like for him to run and tree with him honkin his horn ive tried all i could think of and i would really like to see some meat over his head

If your not scared to be in woods by yourself walk a half mile or more in woods sit down at the bottom of a big tree and wait him out. Sooner or later he will range out. If he learns he can range out and find a coon to run he will do it automatic when you cast him in after a few times. stay close as you can without interfearing with him so you can get to the tree quickly when he tree's. good luck.

p.s. late summer corn feilds are great training tools if you have some you can hunt.

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boonetreecoon
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Don't turn caged coons loose to him in the daytime. He's 18 monthes old go out work him up on the coon turn the coon loose give it 5 mins cut him loose let him track and tree it. I have an 10 month old pup he's running and treeing by himself but he won't with other dog not trying to sound mean I seen an awesome dog ruined by caged coons in the daylight. The guy turned 50 caged coons to him in the daylight never hunted him at night or turned caged to him at night try that. I'm doing it with my pup tonight but I'm gonna give it 30 mins let him work a colder one a lot of the kitten coons that were first born are out now down my way

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nhcooner2
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Game of trust....

Its a game of trust. The dog will learn that you are going to show up when he trees and that you are in the woods with him. He will become confident in himself with a little time, and learn to trust you. Keep your cool, every dog is different and mature at different ages.

I know it is tough in the beginning, I've been there. For me my dog started going out and treeing at about 10 months, not consistently though....When he was just over a year coyotes met him at a tree one night. By the time I got to him he was covered in blood....not his own though. Surprisingly after this, the dog started hunting better, almost like he gained confidence standing his ground with the yotes. My guess is that this is why he was reluctant to go far.

Keep all things in mind, the dog is a lot smarter than you think.

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b&b-kennels
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thank you all for your reply i got to other dogs at the house my daddy has 54acres here and i hunt 6 nights a week i got him on a trade because the boy couldnt feed him and i know he wasnt hunted much but before that he was running and sounding good at the same time hell be at the tree he just wont bark at the tree i guess that is the big problem but when hes by himself hell go and just have his nose to the ground ramblin around he wont bark or nothin anyi help on this is still appreciated

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b&b-kennels
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still wanting solutions on how to get him to open up on track and tree

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b&b-kennels
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still wanting solutions

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04-21-2010 07:14 PM

Okie Dawg
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Drive up, let dog out of box, get in truck and listen to radio or what ever but ignore dog. It will start going further and further when it doesn't have you for company..............
I thought it was crazy but it works pretty well................

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