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I'm hunting a 8 mth old walker female. She will strike her on coon an run it to the tree locate an throw a few tree barks then kcomes off an comes back. Needing tips to get her to stick an stay treed.

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Location: Manchester, TN
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She's still a baby. Give her more time and she will figure it out.

If possible hunt her with an old dog until she gets it figured out completely.

It's their natural instinct to trail, some dogs it will take time to figure the treeing part out. Often these will end up being very accurate dogs. She just needs a little more confidence.

If possible try to stay close enough to her that you can get to her quickly before she has a chance to second guess herself and leave. If you can get to her before she leaves tie her as close to the tree as possible and encourage her to tree. Take your time searching the tree encouraging her as needed. The idea is to have her tree for 10 or 15 mins.

Good luck with your pup sounds like she's off to a good start.

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Originally posted by Coby Wright
She's still a baby. Give her more time and she will figure it out.

If possible hunt her with an old dog until she gets it figured out completely.

It's their natural instinct to trail, some dogs it will take time to figure the treeing part out. Often these will end up being very accurate dogs. She just needs a little more confidence.

If possible try to stay close enough to her that you can get to her quickly before she has a chance to second guess herself and leave. If you can get to her before she leaves tie her as close to the tree as possible and encourage her to tree. Take your time searching the tree encouraging her as needed. The idea is to have her tree for 10 or 15 mins.

Good luck with your pup sounds like she's off to a good start.

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Originally posted by Jacob Rymer
I'm hunting a 8 mth old walker female. She will strike her on coon an run it to the tree locate an throw a few tree barks then kcomes off an comes back. Needing tips to get her to stick an stay treed.

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Sounds like things are really going pretty well for you and your young dog. I don't know how many coon she has seen but I would perhaps try and find the situation that your close enough that when she leaves you can get to the tree and knock the coon out.

If you are using one of the gps tracking systems you can see by her track where the tree was or you can mark it when she trees. If you don't have a system like that, you can just hustle a little and find the tree. Either way, enjoy what your doing and keep us posted on how she is doing.

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