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i have a year and a half old male that will run a track beutifuly, but doesnt hardly tree. anyone have advice on how to solve this problem? when he was a pup he was treeing good, then started leaving trees, was told to put him up for a while, now he stays, has a great locate, but doesnt bark much at all, does a lot of chewing at the tree and doesnt leave. any help would be greatly appreciated.

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Check his ears for mites !!!

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i got one won't bark tract.

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i have a year and a half old male that will run a track beutifuly, but doesnt hardly tree. anyone have advice on how to solve this problem? when he was a pup he was treeing good, then started leaving trees, was told to put him up for a while, now he stays, has a great locate, but doesnt bark much at all, does a lot of chewing at the tree and doesnt leave. any help would be greatly appreciated.

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DOES HE WEAR A BARK COLLER AT HOME????????/

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i got one won't bark tract.

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Originally posted by l.lyle
Too honest fo yo own good!! This is the pretend dawg world now, don't fess up to that kind of truth. But I hear you as the deposition attorney may ax, Mr. Nanneman, I hyars where yo dog won't bark on dis man's tract. Would you saay e be slippin 'cross dis man's tract 'cause 'e feeling guilty(stealthy)? Or did you do a premeditated trainin onum to keep em from sayin a ting?

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I had this problem with a redbone male. I got some bloodworths ear remedy and after a week or so he was treeing good. VERY tight mouthed on track but it helped that also a little. He shook his head quite a bit though so I knew something was bothering him.

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i have a year and a half old male that will run a track beutifuly, but doesnt hardly tree. anyone have advice on how to solve this problem? when he was a pup he was treeing good, then started leaving trees, was told to put him up for a while, now he stays, has a great locate, but doesnt bark much at all, does a lot of chewing at the tree and doesnt leave. any help would be greatly appreciated.

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his ears are fine, been to vet recently to have them checked. never shocked him for barking.

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Is this dog white/black with tick weigh's about 65 pounds !!

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tie him back from his own tree and shoot his own coon out a few times without letting him have it. worked for me

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Years ago I had a redbone that wouldnt bark at the tree. He would locate and just stand there looking up till I found him. This went on for the first kill season. The second year he started treeing a little and by the kill season was a #1 coon hound. He went on to be the best coondog I have ever owned before or since. I ran a cow bell on him and it would tingle when he looked from the tree to me and back so I could find him.

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