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How do I start getting my coon dog to load up in the truck it’s like he is scared to jump up

Wow I’ve been coon huntin all my life and I’ve never heard a couple of these ways good video brother thanks

I’ve had redbones, walkers, black and tans but if I had a favorite, it’s probably a redbone. Best hunting dog I ever had was a redbone/cur mix named Ruby. Ruby passed about ten years ago and I lost interest in coon hunting for a while. A week ago I picked up my first Bluetick ever. A 9 week old female I named Abbigail. She’s showing good signs already and I’m glad I stumbled across your videos to help us along. Thanks a lot and keep ‘em treed!

Very nice video. Great information

Why do you prefer a 30/20 vs a 24/20 ratio? I have fed a 24/20 for years. And have been considering swapping.

Looks like a great time buddy 👍

My dogs were raised on Nutro and they flourished

What would you give to an elderly small dog? Thank you for your time.

What’s your thoughts on topps/valu pak dog food?

Awesome information buddy, I fed black gold for 20 years or so, but had problems with females not coming in heat, I feed Purina pro plan, not a cheaper feed but worth it in the long road

Thanks for the info

You should check out extreme dog fuel, their 30/20 is a great feed and less than $50/40lb bag. I feed the 24/20 50lb bag ($45) for my pets & the 30/20 to my hounds which I run 5 nights a week almost year round.

Great content.. thanks for this list. I will be switching dog foods. Super helpful😊

I'd like to know why you're avoiding corn. Its widely known that corn free diets are a marketing scheme just like grain free and gluten free. Corn inclusive diets are cheaper because it can be supplied easily in the states compared to rice or potatoes. Also as a hunter why not include raccoon in your dog's diet? Wouldn't that technically be free, unless you eat them yourself? Keep in mind commercial dog food wasn't widely fed until the 80s. Previous to that what do you think dogs were eating for 1000s of years

Very nice video. Some great information. Thank you for sharing.

Coons have always moved at different times of the night sometimes early and sometimes late js

Thank you

James is great. I always learn something new from him.

Hey, I'm still here and still relearning everything I thought I knew 30 years ago. This 4 month old male bluetick pup is giving me a run for my money, not in a bad way. He's just stubborn and independent and is a true character. Went out with a friend and his black & tan and brought home a coon to work with him. Next morning early in the dark I laid a 30/40 yard drag and ran it up a tree, let him out and he found the track on his own ran it and treed on it like it was his job. Talk about a proud moment, I don't think he's going to be to hard to get started. He seems to have a lot of natural instinct, that nose never leaves the ground. I think for now I may just let him be a pup and start working him more seriously in the spring when the mulberries are on.

Squirrels do it too! When training Bailey the squirrels learned if the dog chased them up the tree and started barking they’d better get to timbering out because if they were within eyesight of that tree they were getting shot at.

Watching now, raccoons are getting educated 😅

Great podcast i really liked hearing the different types of training and things to understand and try with my young dogs to succeed I would enjoy more podcast like this one Keep up the good work Thanks

Git ur ass back to Michigan and we will go drop the tailgate. It's been awhile. Nice video brother

Great video. Thanks for the information

i went hunting with a friend who had dog whoyou could not be caught untill they tree i call them stright liner they just keep run ing till they find a coon an his dog tree about a mile away from us an they had a coon my dog tree 3 coon on the way to his dogs i wordk with my dog in the wood they tree lay up coons an deep long runing coon if a dog keep geting deaper an deaper in the wood i dont want that dog i want a dog that hunt WITH ME NOT A DOG I HAVE TO HUNT DOWN AN LOOK FOR

if you want a good coondog walk your dog your dog is to hunt with you are not to hunt for your dog when your dog start treeing he will tree on his on

Very in depth video on this topic. Thank you helped me out.

Your opinion on hunting lightly started dogs on bucket feeders? Ive heard they help and I’ve also heard it makes them dependent on a bucket. What’s your opinion on them?

Most deer hunters are ignorant of coon hunting.

Huh? Public ground is just that. We pay twice as much as deer hunters (basic hunting license+furtaker). Private ground is one thing, I stay off of it during deer season. Public ground is your right just as much as theirs, they can pound sand.

Great video, I really appreciate the heads up on the gut piles I hadn’t even considered it.

Some deer hunters around where I'm at don't like coon hunters at all. Sure is funny how the deer are more afraid of a hound than the coyote, hard to believe there's still any deer in the woods at all. LOL!!!!

Why do dogs take to deer so easy? Even without training

Another great video. I really enjoy them. A few years ago I had a fiest that would tree squirrel's during the daytime and would absolutely tree a coon at night

I dont know if your mic needs a piece of foam on it or its a empty room your in recording or its my cheap ear buds but it sounds like there is a echo. Just trying to help out. Love the videos. I want to listen to all of your coonhounds videos

Love all your videos man

Man this was a good one!

Great podcast. Really enjoyed it

I had the same thought the first time you held up that collar on the diodes. What do they call that thing? Satan's pitchfork. LOL.

Great review. Thank you for sharing.

Thank you, what is a good coon squaller now? I used to use a falks or something like that.

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.

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.

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

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.

Thanks for shout out love the videos

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

thank you