Fast dogs?

Gperkins14mms · Post by **Gperkins14mms** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:23 pm

What are some of the faster hound breeds?

outlaw13 · Post by **outlaw13** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:31 pm

How old are you if you don't mind me asking the question?
The reason i ask is that if you did some research on this sight you would find the answers to all of your questions and probably not ask so many that i just keep on shaking my head at.

Arkansas Frog · Post by **Arkansas Frog** » Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:58 pm

why don't you check out Coondawg.com they are a lot of guys over there your own age and will be helpful to you.

oregonblues · Post by **oregonblues** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 3:10 am

i thank he said he was 16 and they r right you can find all your answers on post from others but questions are good trigg and walkers are fast but there fast dogs in all breeds for a yong man just starting i would not worrie about speed but just getting a good dog or pup and if you do get a pup try to trap a coon for the hide or by some sent and run drags to the tree and put the sent on a toy so he will acc. the sent with fun and praise him when he plays with it or if he runs the drag pet him down real good when he dose something you like

wingmaster · Post by **wingmaster** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 5:57 am

Don't be a hater. We all start somewhere. If you are that darn good then stay in the woods and not on this site.

dwalton · Post by **dwalton** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 1:24 pm

Fast is a relative thing. Most of the fast dogs are not the dogs that you want unless they have the track ability to go with it. The advantage with part running dogs is not there speed, it is how they run a track which is why they move a track faster. It is usually only advantageous on the cold trailing cat hunting. Most dogs run fast enough to tree cats if they can put the steady pressure on the cat. We all want the first dog that crosses the road on a jump track usually he is not the best dog in the race. On a cat race the first dog across is the one that is causes most of the problems most of the time. Just my opinion. Dewey

oregonblues · Post by **oregonblues** » Fri Dec 02, 2011 4:06 pm

i agree with dewey sorry if ipeeled it wrong just look at some dogs and the one that looks back is your hound the dog and the sport will become part of you you eat sleep and dream hounds and when it starts to tree game you will get worse good luck and call me i have pups and an older dog he is just a year but is turning out nice we can get something going but hurry i only have 3 pups left

walkerscan · Post by **walkerscan** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 12:21 am

outlaw13 wrote:How old are you if you don't mind me asking the question?
The reason i ask is that if you did some research on this sight you would find the answers to all of your questions and probably not ask so many that i just keep on shaking my head at.

boy you realy want the young houndsmen to fill in when we are gone, Be more open minded everyone starts somewhere

nait hadya · Post by **nait hadya** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 12:33 am

Gperkins14mms wrote:What are some of the faster hound breeds?

your asking your question of the wrong guy(s). fellow you should be talking to is setting back listening to the world going on around him not peckin away on a pc.

my walkers are as fast as there is....

bwhntr13 · Post by **bwhntr13** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 12:43 am

Why do people have the need to be dicks if you don't want to answer the question then don't. But instead some old fart has to be a ass and make a comment. maybe you shouldn't come on a forum I'm pretty sure they are here for people to ask questions and for nice people to reply. I'm pretty sure those dicks out there asked the same type of questions when they were starting out. Don't be a dick

outlaw13 · Post by **outlaw13** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 1:13 am

walkerscan wrote:
outlaw13 wrote:How old are you if you don't mind me asking the question?
The reason i ask is that if you did some research on this sight you would find the answers to all of your questions and probably not ask so many that i just keep on shaking my head at.
boy you realy want the young houndsmen to fill in when we are gone, Be more open minded everyone starts somewhere

Your right everyone starts somewhere but you can't expect to be handed everything. I understand that its a kid now and he is new to the game but i would like to think someone serious about getting in the sport would do some research on their own when the resources are available. Like this web sight. I guess i sounded like a real prick but if you give kids everything they want and don't make them work for anything when they have the resources your just setting them up for failure. I always have at least 1 kid and sometimes up to 5 kids with me when i am hunting ranging from 5 to 16 years old. I am doing plenty for the sport with the younger generation. Everyone that rides pitches in also by leading a dog back from a tree or dragging a dead bear or even keeping a dog quiet in the box but no snot nosed little spoiled kids go with me like i assume that you were.(walkerscan) JMO sorry if i ruffled anyones feathers.

outlaw13 · Post by **outlaw13** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 1:21 am

bwhntr13 wrote:Why do people have the need to be dicks if you don't want to answer the question then don't. But instead some old fart has to be a ass and make a comment. maybe you shouldn't come on a forum I'm pretty sure they are here for people to ask questions and for nice people to reply. I'm pretty sure those dicks out there asked the same type of questions when they were starting out. Don't be a dick

First off im not old, but i know enough to have the common sense and respect to listen when grandpa is talking instead of driving him crazy with questions. Think what you want but my advice was simply to search on his own a little bit before asking every question that popped into his head. He would probably get a better answer and not have the drama surounded by little pricks like you starting crap with things they don't agree with. Have a good day and happy hunting.

bwhntr13 · Post by **bwhntr13** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 1:26 am

mn. deep dark blues · Post by **mn. deep dark blues** » Sat Dec 03, 2011 1:37 am

There are fast hounds in every bred . The best thing to do is fine a couple guys there that hunt the hair off there hounds and ask if you could hunt with them and maybe by a pup or started dog . Good luck hunting and hope you fine what you want theres a lot of damn good guy out there.

Lori Jacobs · Post by **Lori Jacobs** » Sun Dec 04, 2011 1:02 am

There are fast dogs in every breed, I saw that you asked about certain breeds also. It does not matter what color the dog, it is what makes you happy that matters most. There is good and bad in every breed sometimes it is just luck of the draw. You can also breed the best to the best and get shit. In my opinion it is not speed that catches game it is heart and drive, not only in the hound but the owner. You could get the best dog that money could buy but without time in the woods it will not make anything. It will take time and experience for you and your hound and believe me after hunting for 30+ years there are still things to learn. I wish you lived closer to Cali. cause I would love to take you under my wing and help ya' out. Good luck in your future and happy hunting.
Lori

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