thebigcat454545
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Originally posted by copperheadcreek
here is how i read the rule, if there are 2 dogs treed and i hear all he(( break out, then both of those dogs are scratched and wrote up. the only one that has to see or hear the fight is the judge and it is at his/her descretion, not tne casts. another example.... you turn out 4 dogs NITE CH CAST all 4 open and are struck in, 2 trail to the right on a cold track, the other 2 peel out left barking every breath and running 500 miles per hour, the entire cast knows that those 2 are chasing deer, do the cast have to see the deer or can he scratch them for running off game???
cant wait to see the replies here.... mike
You cant just assume and start scratching dogs. I was at a hunt once and 3 dogs took off 500 miles an hr and even the handlers said that it sounded like off game, they took this thing 1/2 mile and i mean flat out getting it....after about 5 min they came treed and had the coon. everyone in the cast thought they were on off game and they wernt. I think a judge should see whats up before they just start scratching....now fighting is another story....If I hear a fight and start to the tree and dogs quickly stop i would give them a min. to see whats up, if nothing happens again and i cant figure out the aggressor we will continue to hunt...now if there balled up when i get there and the aggressor is not determind they will both be gone. most people thinks the dog winning the fight is the aggressor...that's not always the case.
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