Registered: Aug 2008
Location: SE Ohio, Glouster
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Wild Bill, that is some good stuff. But I had two different dogs out of my line, (one a Grand and one a Nt.Ch.) that would let a coon come in their pen and eat the dog food right out of their bowl.
I could not believe my eyes when I seen that coon eating out of the dog bowl and the dog lying not 8 feet away. Now both of these dogs were pretty good kill dogs as well. I never understood how they didn't associate a coon in the pen the same as they did a coon in the wild. But I seen it with my own eyes, so I know it was true.
Both dogs had treed well over 600 coon before these incidents took place.
Crazy World of coonhunting!!!!
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: cambridge,ohio
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quote:Originally posted by MR.RATMAN looks like its time to give the dogs and grinner some fresh water
that trough is the dogs wadeing pool,had to dump it for all the mud they would leave in it when they took their bath.
the smaller one is the drinking water,they turn it over if water gets too warm for their likeing.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: cambridge,ohio
Posts: 4143
quote:Originally posted by Rocketman55 Wild Bill, that is some good stuff. But I had two different dogs out of my line, (one a Grand and one a Nt.Ch.) that would let a coon come in their pen and eat the dog food right out of their bowl.
I could not believe my eyes when I seen that coon eating out of the dog bowl and the dog lying not 8 feet away. Now both of these dogs were pretty good kill dogs as well. I never understood how they didn't associate a coon in the pen the same as they did a coon in the wild. But I seen it with my own eyes, so I know it was true.
Both dogs had treed well over 600 coon before these incidents took place.
Crazy World of coonhunting!!!!
yep, some dogs got something between their ears besides air.
had a few dogs wouldnt take 2nd look at a cage coon at treeing contest but would hammer on tree in woods at night.
Registered: Nov 2013
Location: Convoy,Ohio
Posts: 1693
quote:Originally posted by wildbill yep, some dogs got something between their ears besides air.
had a few dogs wouldnt take 2nd look at a cage coon at treeing contest but would hammer on tree in woods at night.
I used to have one that didn't bark at a caged coon also,,oh wait a minute,,,he didn't bark at one in the wild either
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: cambridge,ohio
Posts: 4143
quote:Originally posted by Jrkb2012 I used to have one that didn't bark at a caged coon also,,oh wait a minute,,,he didn't bark at one in the wild either
good one,lol
those kind usually take trip on the dog lab truck.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: cambridge,ohio
Posts: 4143
quote:Originally posted by pamjohnson not sure why ur dogs are that lazy. try some higher energy dog food.
you think that might help?
maybe could mix some that deer cocaine in their feed and drop a 5 hour energy in the water..
embarrising when your dogs wont help in a good deer chase.
hunted in the state park this season an dogs run right down the road an deer standing on both sides of the road an never looked their way.
looks like going have to get a different breed of dog if that don't help.
years ago my baby brother had a b&t he bought out of tn. that could run a deer around to you like a rabbit dog an sounded pretty doing it but his bootick would come in an set by your feet an listen to the race.
that b&t would fetch possum and skunk and drop them at your feet or follow you around till you took the animal out of his mouth ,sometimes he didn't kill them till he seen if you wanted it.
just don't make dogs like that anymore..lol
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