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He strikes for a quarter, the other 3 are considered treed until they are recast. In order to strike for 100 all dogs must be loose and competing for strike. Far as i know there is only one set of strike points in any situation unless all dogs are competing. The only exception would be a dog holding strike for 1 hour (2c).
I think (2a) still covers it, he is the 4th dog to strike. SIMPLE.
Personally i like it, looking at 150 points while everyone else is stuck draggin their dog on the lead. Lol.

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2014 rule 2c is an arguing point as to why not 100. Last part of sentence.
In this case previous points were SCORED!
Hmmmmmm.

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2014 rule 2c is an arguing point as to why not 100. Last part of sentence.
In this case previous points were SCORED!
Hmmmmmm.

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Yea I understand , but looking at and reading these new "streamline" set of rules could be confusing .Especially for a beginner.

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The way i see it===4 dogs are cast== 3 dogs open for 1st,2nd and 3rd strike===4th strike is open=struck dogs tree and tree is closed, but 4th strike is still open== the tree is checked, scored and closed and the 3 dogs are led off on lease. Dog D finally barks and gets the 4th strike which had been open since 4 dog were first cut loose.

If the 3 dogs had been cut loose, it would have established a new scoring but they were still on lease when the 4th dog struck so he/she got the 4th place strike.

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doesnt look like any beginners on here only rule benders

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A B and C had their tree scored and then they were leash locked because dog D is struck and treed b4 they could be released to dog D. Strike points are 100. The next available position is not 25.

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Nah, that don't do it because the only remaining points are 25 because that tree is not considered "scored" until the dogs are recast.

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rule 11b however if dog D is declared treed handlers have the option to or release their dog so long as 1 dog is not declared treed. (OR DOES THIS RULE IMPLY SINCE NO DOG IS STILL ON STRIKE THAT THEY CAN'T BE TURNED LOOSE) with this rule some of you guys are saying that if dogs a,b,c were released they too would only get 25? I think D gets 100

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Ok. Tell us.

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A b and c. Cannot be turned lose to dog d cause no other dog is carrying strike. This is no different if say dog d was struck while the other 3 were treeing. Its last strike 25 points. And 100 strike points will not be awarded because all dogs have to be loose and competing for strike points. After dog d was struck and treed you lead the others dogs to the tree and score it..
There is only one set of strike points. If dog d was struck and not treed other dogs get turned loose and when struck will be for 25 as well.

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Guys this isn't a hard one to get right. All dogs have to be able to compete to open up a new set of strike points. Dog D strikes for a quarter and the rest of the dogs are leash locked and headed to score him. Now if was me handling dog D depending on how ABC's tree was scored, I would've let them cut theirs loose first so I could get struck in for 100.

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I'm ready for the answer!!!

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Guys this isn't a hard one to get right. All dogs have to be able to compete to open up a new set of strike points. Dog D strikes for a quarter and the rest of the dogs are leash locked and headed to score him. Now if was me handling dog D depending on how ABC's tree was scored, I would've let them cut theirs loose first so I could get struck in for 100.

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Tim, I'm new to this and trying hard to understand all these scenarios, so I have a question. Where does it say all dogs have to be able to compete? I was reading 2D and at the bottom it states:

"Once a position has been scored it becomes available again."

In your scenario, dogs had been scored before d opened and was struck.

This stuff is confusing while sitting in the recliner, I'll get crushed at a hunt!!!

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25 is the answer, all dogs must be able to compete. The dog was steady barking so he couldnt have waited. .

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Take a deep breath RRiley, UKC doesn't require a 1 minute walk away from a scored tree. You now are confusing another registry, with the rules of UKC.

25 is, was, and always will be, the correct answer, so long as the rules remain written the way they currently are.

Good Scenario Tim, It sure is easy to see how confusion and confrontation seem to meet head on in a competition hunt, LOL

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Heres a twist for you guys.... Dog Ds handler is not required to strike his dog until the 3rd bark, and A,B, and C are supposed to be cast at the first bark, which would give Ds handler the option to leashlock the cast or strike for 100.

Heres the ? We know that a dog that hasnt been struck cannot break the 8.... SO does a dog that hasnt been struck but opens a couple times require the rest of the cast to cutem?

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Tim, I'm new to this and trying hard to understand all these scenarios, so I have a question. Where does it say all dogs have to be able to compete? I was reading 2D and at the bottom it states:

"Once a position has been scored it becomes available again."

In your scenario, dogs had been scored before d opened and was struck.

This stuff is confusing while sitting in the recliner, I'll get crushed at a hunt!!!

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Well that made me feel better, lol.

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I'm going off my 2014 score card and 2D is telling me points are open after dogs are scored, dogs were scored before I struck in(me being dog D). Why wouldn't I go for 100 based on the 2014 card and rules?

John Duemmer left me in the dust, lol.

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[i]Heres the ? We know that a dog that hasnt been struck cannot break the 8.... SO does a dog that hasnt been struck but opens a couple times require the rest of the cast to cutem? [/B]

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So in ukc i can choose to lead my dog as long and far as i want off the tree?

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I'm going off my 2014 score card and 2D is telling me points are open after dogs are scored, dogs were scored before I struck in(me being dog D). Why wouldn't I go for 100 based on the 2014 card and rules?

John Duemmer left me in the dust, lol.

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Ok, works for me. Thanks

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