Registered: Mar 2011
Location: middle of nowhere
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Just got a wipeout pup and looking for tips on the vest way to start it never statrted a pup becore any lil til would help

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Registered: Jan 2010
Location: Anderson co Tennessee
Posts: 1944

you came to the right place try a couple of books john wick ,vickie lamb .my advise would be let it be a puppy and have fun raising it good luck to you

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Registered: Aug 2010
Location: va
Posts: 150

Their is a coon club in Manassas,Culpeper and Orange. Their is a show and hunt tomorrow in orange should be a few people their you could talk to. Look in the events page for listings

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Registered: Mar 2011
Location: Mid-West
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I would say the big thing is a lot patience. Don't get in a hurry for the pup to start. You can let it be a pup and still work with it on drags.

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never started one in my life just expose it either it has it or dont.

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Registered: Nov 2005
Location: New Market Va
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Just got a wipeout pup and looking for tips on the vest way to start it never statrted a pup becore any lil til would help

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Registered: Sep 2011
Location: Oneida, Tn
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Just put the little fellar in the timber. I start hunting pups when they are big enough to walk without help in the woods. A lot of people say it will burn a young dog out on hunting that young, but I have never had that problem so far.

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Registered: Nov 2011
Location: Arkansas
Posts: 135

Work with ur pup everyday. No matter wat it is, on the bench, in the timber, for a walk....just mess with it everyday. Get a coon hide an play with it everyday befor u feed ur pup, tease him but reward him. Rub feed on the hide an let pup eat it of hide. Start makn short drags with the hide an let ur pup find it, but always reward ur pup and use fresh scent. Show ur pup a cage coon wher it wil learn wat a coon is, but keep ur pup in a pen when u do it wher ur pup wil feel safe. No matter wat u do, just work an mess with ur pup everyday, dnt spoil it but let it kno ur on the same page and ull hav no problem, clint

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Registered: Feb 2005
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Best way i have found (it works for me) is to let the pup run loose.
Till it starts ventureing further from home usually around 2-3 mths old.
Or just leave it loose @ nite , tied/ kenneled in the day.
Of course not everyone is fortunate in there surroundings to do this .
The pup(s) will learn to hunt on its/there own.
Obviously if u cant do this try someone elses methods.

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Registered: Mar 2010
Location: Mulberry Grove, Illinois
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never started one in my life just expose it either it has it or dont.

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Registered: Oct 2011
Location: Selma NC
Posts: 14

Your gonna need patience, a lot of PATIENCE. Try not to get frustrated and remember its still a puppy. And as others have posted put em in the woods as much as you can.

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