Combining Training for your Coonhound

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  • Опубліковано 16 гру 2024

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  • @JeremyHardin-z8x
    @JeremyHardin-z8x Місяць тому +1

    Keep these videos coming! I have some young dogs that I am working with and I have been using alot of your content for a base and modifying it to my pups needs.

  • @jeffjackson4829
    @jeffjackson4829 Місяць тому +1

    Thank you for the shout out! Smoke is doing really good. We finally been able to get back to hunting after Helen. Couple things I need some advise on. He wants to pull up tree to quick and slick sometime. I can always tell when he trees and it not right. I been pulling him off and just see if he pick up the track. Next thing I’m trying get him hunt more than 100 yards. That tends to be his zone he don’t really want go any further out only if he running a track but not to find a track. He still work in progress. But over all be year old he doing great!
    Thanks and keep up the awesome work on here.

  • @mikeparr5295
    @mikeparr5295 Місяць тому +1

    Great advice. As always great video. We are working a young dog now. It is very rewarding to see him go thru his training.

  • @jimnanney6264
    @jimnanney6264 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks for the videos
    I'm working my 2 young dogs 3 nights a week still treeing in ground dens a lot ,but i have had two good trees and one caught on the ground
    Looking forward to your next video

  • @Codybaird45
    @Codybaird45 Місяць тому +1

    Thanks for shout out love the videos

  • @JacobFryar
    @JacobFryar Місяць тому +1

    Another awesome video man!
    The ripples thing has been so apparent with Bailey. One problem I created myself was I only gave her woods walks in the daytime which I contribute that to being the reason she had a hard time ranging out at night, another problem was me not walking through the woods a lot with her but walking the fire lanes that bordered them because it was the path of least resistance. Both of these issues will be addressed off the bat when I get a male pup.