Registered: Aug 2012
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the 15 is a good rule when your hunting with a ill dog that u cant prove......and your dog comes in for a short time because of the ill dog growling,cutting up,some dogs are timid

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I'd like to see them do away with it. Why would anyone care if someone elses dog is not hunting? It is not hurting you or your dog.

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Originally posted by Lance Laymon
I'd like to see them do away with it. Why would anyone care if someone elses dog is not hunting? It is not hurting you or your dog.

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If someone else wants to breed to them that is not hurting you or your dog so why would you care? I say do away with it.

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Originally posted by Lance Laymon
If someone else wants to breed to them that is not hurting you or your dog so why would you care? I say do away with it.

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It's thinking like that is why we have so many idiots on the end of leashes now. It's hurts everybody including the breed. Please stay away from the breeding end of this buisness.

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Should be 2 min. If one comes in for 2 min it should be sent home. Cause if it comes back. Its seriously lacking in the drive department.

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Originally posted by GA DAWG
Should be 2 min. If one comes in for 2 min it should be sent home. Cause if it comes back. Its seriously lacking in the drive department.

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I can't agree with that. Not everyone wants a dog that you have to go hunt for after you turn it loose to hunt.

A dog that handles good through the week and checks back in after hunting an area out should not be penalized in the hunts by a 2 minute non hunting rule. Makes no sense for the sport going forward, woods getting smaller and smaller and hunters breeding for dogs that hunt wider and wider with less and less reverse.

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I agree, it isn't hurting anyone if a dog comes back. My dog will check in with me, has nothing to do with drive. Sometimes he will stay with me for 1 second, sometimes 10 minutes. Depends on how the coons are moving.
He did just turn 1yo though.

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Mine stands for 10 minutes it's time to move or relocate. If it becomes a habit, the dog will definately get relocated, to somewhere other than my lot. I'm not scared of the dark, I don't need mine keeping me company.

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Mine stands for 10 minutes it's time to move or relocate. If it becomes a habit, the dog will definately get relocated, to somewhere other than my lot. I'm not scared of the dark, I don't need mine keeping me company.

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Im sure there are alot of ways of eliminating the competition, without comeing up with more. I've seen alot of dogs that hunt an area out and come in. I've also seen alot of dogs that will hang back and tree behind those so called hunting dogs. JMO

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As I was saying everyone likes something different and breeds for different things. Do away with the rule and don't worry about someone elses dog. If you have a coon dog they are hard to beat. I am not concerned what everyone elses dog is doing, just mine.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: michigan
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Half this board is trying to come up with ways to increase entries at the clubs and we're arguing about a non-hunting dog some kid or newbie brings out and enters in a hunt. Take there entry and let them learn what it takes to win in stead of scratching em and chasing them away.
If you get beat very often by a non-hunting dog they must be better than it sounds on paper.

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Well you guys seem not to understand the idea behind these hunts. It is to measure the dogs against certain minimum standards. If they run trash, the dog is penalized or scratched for that. They accumulate too many mistakes, they are done. If they never open on trail, that's not allowed either. And if they stand around inside your light for 15 minutes, they are out. Now I've hunted in prolly over 100 hunts and seen a grand total of one dog scratched under that rule and that one was in PKC. One dog in all those years. I could count on my fingers the number of time I've seen the 15 or 30 started in all those years. So you guys are saying our youth will leave the sport because of something that is rare as hens teeth. Do you guys even hunt with kids???? My gawd fellas, I have never yet seen the first kid that would stand for their dog being inside the light for 15 minutes. It's absolutely incredible what some of you guys will put up with in a dog. And don't give that checkin in crap or the woods today are too small. Nobody's getting scratched or even clocked for hunting close. Unless they are struck on the card, they are not even penalized for checking in. This rule is strictly limited to a dog that stays in your light for 15 continuous minutes. Get real and think about what you're defending here.

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Well you guys seem not to understand the idea behind these hunts. It is to measure the dogs against certain minimum standards. If they run trash, the dog is penalized or scratched for that. They accumulate too many mistakes, they are done. If they never open on trail, that's not allowed either. And if they stand around inside your light for 15 minutes, they are out. Now I've hunted in prolly over 100 hunts and seen a grand total of one dog scratched under that rule and that one was in PKC. One dog in all those years. I could count on my fingers the number of time I've seen the 15 or 30 started in all those years. So you guys are saying our youth will leave the sport because of something that is rare as hens teeth. Do you guys even hunt with kids???? My gawd fellas, I have never yet seen the first kid that would stand for their dog being inside the light for 15 minutes. It's absolutely incredible what some of you guys will put up with in a dog. And don't give that checkin in crap or the woods today are too small. Nobody's getting scratched or even clocked for hunting close. Unless they are struck on the card, they are not even penalized for checking in. This rule is strictly limited to a dog that stays in your light for 15 continuous minutes. Get real and think about what you're defending here.

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I saw it started one night on one. Had to call time out. When time was back in. He still ran time on dog like it was never broke. Now that ain't right is it or is it???

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I saw it started one night on one. Had to call time out. When time was back in. He still ran time on dog like it was never broke. Now that ain't right is it or is it???

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Originally posted by Virgil
I can't agree with that. Not everyone wants a dog that you have to go hunt for after you turn it loose to hunt.

A dog that handles good through the week and checks back in after hunting an area out should not be penalized in the hunts by a 2 minute non hunting rule. Makes no sense for the sport going forward, woods getting smaller and smaller and hunters breeding for dogs that hunt wider and wider with less and less reverse.

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Location: Deputy, Indiana
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What I am saying is I am not concerned about your dog how it hunts or if it hunts. If I bring a dog to a hunt I want it to go tree a coon. The dog that trees the most coon at the end wins. Instead of the guy that is able to figure out a way to scratch or minus everyone elses dogs.

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Originally posted by GA DAWG
I saw it started one night on one. Had to call time out. When time was back in. He still ran time on dog like it was never broke. Now that ain't right is it or is it???

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