Registered: Sep 2008
Location: Iowa
Posts: 35

I will post this again but word it differently so I hopefully will get more response. Dogs are cut and quiet for 2-4 minutes. Dog A strikes in for 100 and is quiet for a while and the 8 is running. Dog B comes back towards us and is struck and treed about 20-30 feet ahead of us. Dog C & D are then struck in and seem to be going deeper. In this situation is it ok to walk away from the dog treed. I know that if dogs are trailing that you split the distance, but it seems that when a dog is treed that close the cast shouldn't walk away. Regardless i know the dog should stay, but I just don't know the right thing to doin that situation.

Thanks
RC

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Registered: Oct 2009
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Posts: 1444

It's only fair to walk away from the tree in which all cast members have a chance of hearing their dog however the cast should still be at the tree at the 5 minute mark.

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Registered: Apr 2009
Location: New London Ohio
Posts: 8

it would be fine to move away from the dog that is treed just kind of walk around him but watch out that you dont walk up on dog A unless you know where he she went

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Registered: Nov 2004
Location: Michigan
Posts: 9282

Both responses are good advice.

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