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Ok when we are hunting when we drop the first time the dogs will tree within a couple hundred yards and if when we get to them and just walk them a little and drop again they will run almost a mile away every time. But if we take them back to the truck and just drive a little then they will tree just a couple hundred yards away again...

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Mine will usually do the opposite. Blow through the first dump, then hunt good rest of the night, especially if they have been laid up a while.

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When you recast the coon have heard the hounds and hauled tail away from the sound. It is natural for the recast to go a little further than the first drop when the coon got surprised and not much time to run.

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Ok thanks I know they go farther but I just didn't know if my hounds had a problem or something and another thing...my pup she hardly barks on the trail or at all...she babbles the whole time just agh agh agh agh you ever had a dog do that?

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try'n to catch the older dogs?

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she hardly barks on the trail or at all...she babbles the whole time just agh agh agh agh you ever had a dog do that?

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Don't be so hurtful Fester. LOL

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I seen this before. I agree that the first tree may put coons on the run to get away from the dogs. You can go back to the truck and move just a hundred yards and recast. As far as the babbling I've seen all breeds that babble. If you start a dog too young before he can keep up you will cause him to learn to babble. As fas as the statement about the blueticks do you own walkers and just like to talk crap about the blueticks. If you don't like the breed your hunting just change breeds. A dogs faults cannot be blamed on a breed as a whole. It can go back to peoples training practices. I have seen babling and slick treeing blues and walkers ill red dogs lazy black dogs useless plotts but does this make the breeds as a whole bad I don't think so. A lot of bad habits are developed without correction that give different breeds a bad name. I vote republican you vote democrat does this make us bad people no. Hunt your breed of choice and cull hard.

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Yeah,my dogs do it every time I go out. From the time I turn them loose, till the time I put them away, it's a crescendo of noise that makes the plates in my head ring like a cracked church bell.

They're called Blueticks.

I used to hunt walkers,and they used to open according to the kind of track they were running,but one day I fell on my head real hard. When I woke up, all my walker dogs were gone and my kennel turned blue. Things haven't been the same since.

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Everyone has their favorites and everyone has their dislikes but ill stick to my walkers

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Yeah,my dogs do it every time I go out. From the time I turn them loose, till the time I put them away, it's a crescendo of noise that makes the plates in my head ring like a cracked church bell.

They're called Blueticks.

I used to hunt walkers,and they used to open according to the kind of track they were running,but one day I fell on my head real hard. When I woke up, all my walker dogs were gone and my kennel turned blue. Things haven't been the same since.

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we are it just kinda got switched to breeds...

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Ok thanks I know they go farther but I just didn't know if my hounds had a problem or something and another thing...my pup she hardly barks on the trail or at all...she babbles the whole time just agh agh agh agh you ever had a dog do that?

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Is a fault just like slick treeing, and tree jacking or whatever else. A babbling dog should be scratched just like one that won't hunt.

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Is a fault just like slick treeing, and tree jacking or whatever else. A babbling dog should be scratched just like one that won't hunt.

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I was not talking about your dog. I hope ypou don't think I was. I was commenting on the post about a automatic strike dog. If you know for a fact she is babbling you can bump her with a shock collar. Just enough to get her attention. Hunt her by herself for a while. She may come out of it. How old was she when you started her. Again I was not talking about your dog. Most dogs out there have faults. A lot of people will not admit to it. Also people veiw faults differently.

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I was not talking about your dog. I hope ypou don't think I was. I was commenting on the post about a automatic strike dog. If you know for a fact she is babbling you can bump her with a shock collar. Just enough to get her attention. Hunt her by herself for a while. She may come out of it. How old was she when you started her. Again I was not talking about your dog. Most dogs out there have faults. A lot of people will not admit to it. Also people veiw faults differently.

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