Fisher13
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Originally posted by Rocketman55
I feel you will be totally shocked when you see how much she changes and how fast she changes when you hunt her by herself. I think every coon a dog trees by itself is worth 5/6 coons that it trees in company. You will probably see a big confidence change in her after the first 5-10 coons you put down to her strictly by herself.
Good Luck!!
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It's not about her coming around that has nothing to do with breeding her, it's about acknowledging that you don't have enough experience to be successful at it on your own. Like I said if you have interests in breeding find a mentor.
Focus on your training, get her straightened out, then train another and another and another... then you will have a better idea of what you would like to breed for, then find someone honest enough to let you know where to go from there.
As far as track power goes... coon do climb trees don't they?
That being said unless you have hunted her alone for an entire season you have no idea what you have on your hands. I think you will see a world of a difference after 30 nights of her being singled out.
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