Registered: Aug 2009
Location: Tampa
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Does anyone have any decker Terriers that tree? Are they good hunting dogs?

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In my experience not many tree and none well. Best to find a good treeing feist pup if you want one that's bred to tree. Lots of good ones in Alabama.

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Do you have any recomendations?

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Got black mouth cur pups coming in couple weeks. Bred great but not looking to break the bank. Pm me if interested

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Absolutely the deckers will tree you need to do your research if that's what your after they are all gamey as hell some lines tree better than others I've got a friend here in MO that can educate you on treeing Decker sat terriers if you want to talk to him hit me up here I'll give you his phone number

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I have researched for a couple years. I have yet to see ONE video of a rat terrier treeing more than 5-10 barks a minute. Love to find some rats that are pll cleared that actually tree at least as good as a decent feist. I know a number of standard rat breeders, deckers included. Got any videos of them treeing? I'm fairly well educated on them. Can you show me videos of one hammering down on a sq not in a trap or hunt five feet high?

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No I haven't gotten in the habit of carrying my phone to the woods I need to. The deckers are crossed up alot there's alot of rat terrier in them but also alot of other stuff too I've never seen one that's a hard tree dog but 20 to 60 barks a min is not unheard of I prefer a dog that's 50 to 70 bark a min

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