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While out running this past week since the weather has really warmed up, I couldn't help but notice my dogs are able to run and tree certain coon, but not others. Why is this happening? I have seen coon cross the road and turned them out and they couldn't tree it and seemed like it took them a real long time to work the track. Other tracks they smoke and put the coon up real fast. Has this happened to anyone else in the spring months?

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Registered: Nov 2005
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Possibly the more or less scent between males/females. If you check sows sucking, they will have less tummy hair from nursing & will leave less scent. May also be mother nature doing her part to protect females!!! Take care, Ron.

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Is it super dry???


About as dry as ever here right now....my dog has bogged down compared tons week ago....had a coon on the last drop....let's go see what this tree has...


Dry conditions are tough.....spring green up and heavy pollen etc also can be tough....as well as a heavy leaf drop in the fall...

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Registered: Jun 2010
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Could be dry weather, not leaving much sent.. Also I have owned hounds that you couldn't dump on that hot of a track. They would always do better when I waited 3-5mins. Not sure why. But had this with a few hounds.

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