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    Default 10 rules for hunting with dogs

    https://oodmag.com/10-rules-for-hunting-with-dogs/

    An invitation to hunt over other hunting dogs is a privilege, but a little etiquette is required. Here’s a rundown of the dos and don’ts.
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    All good points though I do like #8 the most.
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    All good points, #1 is my pet peeve when working my dog with other people.
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    Very interesting read. Thanks.
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    all good points. I wish number 4 wasn't true. all retrieves come to me so I have to get out of the coffin blind to cover the birds up.

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    Good list, when hunting with hounds I ask every invitee to carry a lead or at least a rope. Comes in handy when hunt is over or the hound ends up near road traffic and I am not close enough to provide the lead.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hardman View Post
    Good list, when hunting with hounds I ask every invitee to carry a lead or at least a rope. Comes in handy when hunt is over or the hound ends up near road traffic and I am not close enough to provide the lead.
    Yup, it’s a rule at our camp.

    One time one of our guys leaned his rifle against a tree and walked over to put a rope on the big black hound that paused behind the pines. Only it wasn’t the hound…
    "What calm deer hunter's heart has not skipped a beat when the stillness of a cold November morning is broken by the echoes of hounds tonguing yonder?" -Anonymous-

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    Quote Originally Posted by ninepointer View Post
    Yup, it’s a rule at our camp.

    One time one of our guys leaned his rifle against a tree and walked over to put a rope on the big black hound that paused behind the pines. Only it wasn’t the hound…
    That would have been hilarious to see, terrifying, but hilarious

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    Quote Originally Posted by MeghanOOD View Post
    https://oodmag.com/10-rules-for-hunting-with-dogs/

    An invitation to hunt over other hunting dogs is a privilege, but a little etiquette is required. Here’s a rundown of the dos and don’ts.
    -Listen to the dog handler's guidance on where to walk/stand, speed-up/slow-down while hunting and when the pointing breed is on-point or the flusher is getting birdy.
    -For safety, when the dog is on-point, don't pre-mount your gun like a trap shooter.
    "What calm deer hunter's heart has not skipped a beat when the stillness of a cold November morning is broken by the echoes of hounds tonguing yonder?" -Anonymous-

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