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Allright folks, I got a question for you guys. I'm gonna desrcribe two different dogs for yall and you tell me which dog YOU WOULD RATHER OWN.

Dog "A" and Dog "B" are EXACTLY THE SAME except for a couple differneces. Dog "A" is a pressure tree dog. He will not pull for anything. Dogs can be running track all around him or treed close by, he doesn't care, he's there to stay. In all Honesty, he averages about 60 - 70% on accuracy. You will see a coon about 6 or 7 out of every 10 trees. Now for Dog "B". Dog "B" is not gonna stay treed through all kinds of pressure. If a dog trees hard close by he's liable to leave and go check out the other dog. If a hot track is being ran in his area he is subject to leave the tree. Dog "B" stays treed fine by himself or with other dogs treeing with him. Dog "B" is , in all Honesty, 90% accurate. If he gets treed and stays you will see a coon in 9 out of every 10 trees. Everything else about these dogs is exactly the same. Everything else. The dogs are 4 years old. Which dog would you rather own????

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there already is to many "me too" dogs out there. With the B dog he may join in on something other than a coon race. Is dog A slick treeing on small trees or just misses on good trees?

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there already is to many "me too" dogs out there. With the B dog he may join in on something other than a coon race. Is dog A slick treeing on small trees or just misses on good trees?

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Dog A has a fault I can work on.

Dog B has a fault I cant.

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For competition I'd rather have dog A.

For pleasure I'd much rather have dog B.

I've had both kinds over the years and dog B will not work good in a competition huntunless all dogs stay treed. Dog A will do well in competition with some leaves on the trees.

I hate going to treed HOPING to see a coon, I love going to trees EXPECTING to see a coon.

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Dog A has a fault I can work on.

Dog B has a fault I cant.

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Dog A has a fault I can work on.

Dog B has a fault I cant.

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I wouldn't wasted my time the last two years feeding either. Although...there are people in the world who can be happy with both.

Sheep, is dog "A"= Walker...Dog "B" = BOOtick?

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I wouldn't feed or breed dog B.

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If i had a choice it would be neither one. but if i had to get one of them it would be dog b. because i hate slick treeing dogs, there's two many all ready out there. some breeders are breeding for dogs that if a bird farts the dogs are going to tree it. a least dog b is accurate. because if my dog trees he better have a coon up the tree.
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they both sound like junk to me

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I want to see the coon most of the time when I go in and if a dogs gonna leave they better not be leavin to go to another dog

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Well if I HAD to take one it would probably dog A.. At least for a short time.. We guide in the winter and if I have dog A and B out their treed real close to me, regardless if A has the cat or not.. Dog B better d@mn well hold his tree if he's got the paycheck sitting in it... I can deal with a slightly slick dog, depending on age or how many times he has gotten his @ss kicked for it... After all that and he is still missing that much, he is joining dog B in the bone pile and I am starting over!

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if you see a coon on the outside in 6 or 7 out of every ten trees you make,youve got a dang good competition dog or pleasure dog.

it amazes me how accurate these internet dogs are. its just a dang shame that as soon as i walk behind one for a year the percentage goes way down. how many out there have ever kept a log on each dog they hunt and record how many trees the dog makes and how many have a real live coon in it in over a years time?
you can vastly improve the percentage if you only hunt the dog in good conditions and take him home when the coon "lay up"or the fog settles in. if you only hunt him when it fits his "style" you can sure brag on what an accurate outfit you have,but hunt one hard enough to make 1000 trees in one calander year and then see what the percentage of them had a live coon in them that you saw.
dog A sounds like the real deal to me,and would be a pleasure to hunt.
dog B wouldnt need to worry about me keeping a log on him for more than a week. i thought we had culled all those weak treedogs years ago.

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Allright folks, I got a question for you guys. I'm gonna desrcribe two different dogs for yall and you tell me which dog YOU WOULD RATHER OWN.

Dog "A" and Dog "B" are EXACTLY THE SAME except for a couple differneces. Dog "A" is a pressure tree dog. He will not pull for anything. Dogs can be running track all around him or treed close by, he doesn't care, he's there to stay. In all Honesty, he averages about 60 - 70% on accuracy. You will see a coon about 6 or 7 out of every 10 trees. Now for Dog "B". Dog "B" is not gonna stay treed through all kinds of pressure. If a dog trees hard close by he's liable to leave and go check out the other dog. If a hot track is being ran in his area he is subject to leave the tree. Dog "B" stays treed fine by himself or with other dogs treeing with him. Dog "B" is , in all Honesty, 90% accurate. If he gets treed and stays you will see a coon in 9 out of every 10 trees. Everything else about these dogs is exactly the same. Everything else. The dogs are 4 years old. Which dog would you rather own????

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if you see a coon on the outside in 6 or 7 out of every ten trees you make,youve got a dang good competition dog or pleasure dog.

it amazes me how accurate these internet dogs are. its just a dang shame that as soon as i walk behind one for a year the percentage goes way down. how many out there have ever kept a log on each dog they hunt and record how many trees the dog makes and how many have a real live coon in it in over a years time?
you can vastly improve the percentage if you only hunt the dog in good conditions and take him home when the coon "lay up"or the fog settles in. if you only hunt him when it fits his "style" you can sure brag on what an accurate outfit you have,but hunt one hard enough to make 1000 trees in one calander year and then see what the percentage of them had a live coon in them that you saw.
dog A sounds like the real deal to me,and would be a pleasure to hunt.
dog B wouldnt need to worry about me keeping a log on him for more than a week. i thought we had culled all those weak treedogs years ago.

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I don't want either one, they both got flaws I cannot abide.

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sheep you better buy dog A. dog B will have you walkin around allnight if you got a babblin running dog he never will stayed treed.

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These are not even real dogs, there just for instance. Thanks guys for your input.

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I myself would take B over A. I for one like hunting alone and with one or two dogs... A dog that pulls of a tree, give it good boot leather or some electricity when you hear it leave, like you would a false treein fool, and I bet you could get that dog staying at trees easier than curbing the slicks. JMO.

I've seen and owned dogs like A & B.

I also have a dog "C" he's exactly the same as A & B but has the meat 90% of the time, and when he tree's he's deaf, to dogs or anything else, he'll be there all night. I'm sure even longer, but it's only taken me 6 hours to get to him one time in the bottom of a canyon, but I don't think he would have went anywhere anyways.

Dogs A & B were both coonhound bred dogs from back east. Dog C was bred here in CA from beardog lines with a little shot of coondog... I think thats the difference between big game hunters and comp hunters, or even pleasure coon hunters. Those 'faults' you think you can fix being bred into the dogs, instead of just removing it from the gene pool.

I still think Big Game hunters are most ready to cull. There's no covering up faults, trying to train something into them that isn't there when it comes to these dogs. Out here you can't just put titles on em and retire them to the breeding pen at 2 years old and tell stories about what kind of dog they were 10 years down the road.

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if you see a coon on the outside in 6 or 7 out of every ten trees you make,youve got a dang good competition dog or pleasure dog.

it amazes me how accurate these internet dogs are. its just a dang shame that as soon as i walk behind one for a year the percentage goes way down. how many out there have ever kept a log on each dog they hunt and record how many trees the dog makes and how many have a real live coon in it in over a years time?
you can vastly improve the percentage if you only hunt the dog in good conditions and take him home when the coon "lay up"or the fog settles in. if you only hunt him when it fits his "style" you can sure brag on what an accurate outfit you have,but hunt one hard enough to make 1000 trees in one calander year and then see what the percentage of them had a live coon in them that you saw.
dog A sounds like the real deal to me,and would be a pleasure to hunt.
dog B wouldnt need to worry about me keeping a log on him for more than a week. i thought we had culled all those weak treedogs years ago.

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would not breed to eather,but if i had to pick one it would be a becals you can work on slick trees with a shock coller,but if i was you i would breed to a COON DOG that i see with my owen eyes becals i am a huntter that likes coon dogs,i would never breed just 4 a pedigree becals papers dont tree coon,so breed to one you see in the woods several times that is a true coon dog,and make sure you hunt with it if the owener will not take you huntting i would look ealswhere 4 a stud,

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would not breed to eather,but if i had to pick one it would be a becals you can work on slick trees with a shock coller,but if i was you i would breed to a COON DOG that i see with my owen eyes becals i am a huntter that likes coon dogs,i would never breed just 4 a pedigree becals papers dont tree coon,so breed to one you see in the woods several times that is a true coon dog,and make sure you hunt with it if the owener will not take you huntting i would look ealswhere 4 a stud,

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i agree with ELVIS... i wish i could see a coon in 70% of the trees i look up... sure, in the winter with no leaves we MIGHT make 4 trees in one night and see 4 ring tails.. but even in the winter there are still lots of juniper trees with vines in them... I have made many trees in my life and i just don't believe the average is even 60%.. i can't say anything about some of you guys seeing 70% because i have never had the pleasure of hunting where the woods are open and the trees are thin... in south AL or nw FL the swamps are very thick.. the tops of the trees are matted together... and many times you tree where you can see a hole.. but the one thing i hate more than anything else... if he calls that tree and says "here he is guys", he **** well better stay till i get there.... if all i wanted was to hear the race i would buy me a bunch of walkers and go to the fox pens..

talkin about fox walkers guys.. not knockin anyones walker dog here

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I want a dog to stay. If the dog commits to a tree it shouldnt leave. Have to have a stay put tree dog at my house! I want to see a coon but I sure dont want him going to another dog running or treeing! If they dont stay then they don't stay at my kennel

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