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Iv ask this befor but does any one have anything that chops on track and tree with a loud clear chop ? it dosent matter what breed just wondering if there is such a thing any more?

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does.He barks with a chop on track,about a 3 or 4 real deep and quick chop when he locates,then a steady 70 to 80 bpm. on the tree.He's real tricky to call if you've never hunted him before,but if you've hunted with him often it's not to bad.And he is an English dog.
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most every english dog I've hunted with was chop both ways.

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Yeah I have a male out of neosho river rudy, Chop on track chop on tree, Great long bawl locate and a nice clear chop every breath.

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No offense but nothing is more aggervating then a chop mouth track dog!!!!!!!! Makes me want to pull my hair out!!!!!!!!! LOL

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Got a Buck Creek Gyp that is chop on track and a one bark locate 100BPM tree dog. And there is av ery distinct change from track to tree barking

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I have Buck Creek gyp that is chop all the way. She has a short bawl locate, then right back to a chop. I didn't like the chop on track at first, but boy is she fast and so I don't mind at all!!!

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Originally posted by Trevroto
No offense but nothing is more aggervating then a chop mouth track dog!!!!!!!! Makes me want to pull my hair out!!!!!!!!! LOL

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Im just the opposit , nothing is more boaring or aggravatiing to me than a big blow horn mouth with no place to go lol
to each his own i guess

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Im just the opposit , nothing is more boaring or aggravatiing to me than a big blow horn mouth with no place to go lol
to each his own i guess






Amen, Brother!

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I had a male walker that was chop on track and tree with no noticable change over from track to tree. took a few nights to get used to knowing when he was treed. if ever found another one like him I'd buy it in a heart beat providing it was for sale.
That bawling stuff bores me and puts me to sleep.

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Surprised to hear there are hunters that would prefer a chop mouth dog,I always figured it was something that went on the negative side of the ledger and something that was just tolerated because the dog had other things going for it. I will admit though that i have hunted with some chop mouth dogs that could be heard a long wats off. Personally i want a dog that uses his mouth according to the track and it seems alot of these chop mouth dogs are way to mouthy.

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to me that's one of the reasons i run coonhounds to listen
to the hounds run with that bawl. You can have a bawl
mouth track dog without it being a slow tracker.
I really don't care much for chop mouth hounds.

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Mine bawl when trailing and when they get to running start chopping. They really sound strange right before they catch on the ground. Had a pretty nice dog that would abandon barking all together when he got to crowding something but you could hear him grunting as he strained to catch.
Yes, I guess I am old fashioned for I still like to hear a big bawl mouth hound.
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Have a five yr old skuna river fred male has a high pitched chop on track the turns over to a nice clear and hard chop 100+ bpm... on tree and i love it!!!!!!!

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Have a five yr old skuna river fred male has a high pitched chop on track the turns over to a nice clear and hard chop 100+ bpm... on tree and i love it!!!!!!!

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to me that's one of the reasons i run coonhounds to listen
to the hounds run with that bawl. You can have a bawl
mouth track dog without it being a slow tracker.
I really don't care much for chop mouth hounds.

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Yeah Man,My cow dog.chops every breath, My coon dogs are bawl mouth on track and short bawl and chop on tree.

Glynn

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got three female english that are chop all the way. with good fast chop on tree. very fast

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I have hunted with a few chop all the way dogs....mine personally is bawl on track chop on tree...he is an english

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got a young redbone female chop month on track and a clear chop on tree

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I've had a few that were chop all the way, didn't like it, but was able to live with it. I prefer a loud bawl on track and a good steady chop on tree.

A bawl mouth tarck dog doesn't mean he moves a track slow. Just like a chop mouth track dog doesn't mean he is a fast track dog. If you are looking for a chop mouth track dog because you think if he chops on track he will burn the woods down moving a tarck, you could get dissappointed.

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Really it dosent matter so much what kind of mouth a hound has to much, they just have to make it sound interesting, and keep me exited about what they are doing. Bawling on a old cold track is not so bad but atleast pick it up a notch when the track gets better, dont just stand on your head , move it and tell me how exited you are to have it going the right way is all i ask
and run it to catch it ...............

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tight mouth on ground then come on the wood n let the world know

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My Plott male is semi-silent on track. But when he does bark it's a chop. About 1 bark every 70-110 yds he covers (and he covers them fast!!) Then, really doesn't have a changeover bark but goes into a steady, fast chop on tree.

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I used to be picky about a dogs voice, but have learned over time that when you have nothing that will tree a real live Ricky the Raccoon you will settle for whatever type mouth it has......Voice is a far distant second to accuracy.

I prefer bawl track, chop tree...but like I said above, it ain't no big thing....chop track, bawl tree, any combo is fine when there's meat at the end of the line.

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