This is what I said.

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I'm gone take it that u r a die hard comp hunter and no longer hunt to hear the dogs run the coon when u have a big mouth dog cause I tell u before I wouldn't turn my boy loose to comp hunt till he had been a pleasure hunter first u can't b in it for money and titles u gotta love it cause the crap we do is exactly that crap but I don't think u should get points in a hunt cause ur dog is just runnin her mouth strait off the chain but like I said I ain't ever been in a comp hunt just watched one and I'd rather go back to my truck if my dog was scratched for not talkin on the track cause the reason the judge would scratch u is cause tht tight mouth dog is gone b faster and b more accurate

Plus what would make anybody think u could just flip out on somebody like that and not have it took back to the master of hounds

A tight mouth dog is suppose to tree more coon... and your point is?

I ain't gone argue with u about it like I said it don't make no since for a dog to get scratched cause it don't bark as much as other dogs

the question was not about tight mouth dogs it was about dogs that are still mouth [silent on track]. tight mouth dogs open on track they are just reserved on how much they open. there is nothing wrong with still mouth dogs. the problem is dishonest handlers cheating someone else out of there strike points. comp. hunting is not meet hunting. ya I've seen it strike and tree my dog at the tree fact is most the time their there stuck in first second or third strike and dog has never made a wimper on the track. lets be honest no bias how many still mouth dogs you been casted out with and didn't know till after the hunt and the truth come out. and mystery strike my dog no that's my dog problem come to light

The rule says CONSISTENTLY SILENT. Dont think I've ever hunted with a dog that only treed and nothing else. Hard to imagine a dog chopping and or brawl on tree and CONSISTENTLY stays completely silent!! Guess because I'm more prone toward the competition style dog is why its hard to believe but ain't saying they ain't out there.


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I personally have never seen one that won't say anything on the track I mean my dog is silent untill the track is VERY hot and she's about to tree

my English female dont say a word till she trees all my other dogs do. i personally dont comp hunt. but have been interested in it.

My leopard opens when he first hits the track then doesnt say anything till he hits the tree...I absolutely love it

That's how my English is and she is more accurate than any dog I've seen that opens on a track and she is has one heck of a locate at the tree

Silent track dogs shouldn't be bred and shouldnt be winning in the hunts, babbling dogs shouldn't be bred or win in the hunts. Both are not breeding material, now wether a hunter prefers open bawl mouthed or tight mouthed that's just personal preference.

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So what's the reason for a tight mouth dog not gettin bred

He obviously don't like a tight mouthed dog because he's been beat by one on more than one occasion. ..just my guess..lol

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both of my walkers are compleatly silent till they tree wouldnt have it any other way but thats just how i like to hunt been hunting silent walkers for 30 years wouldnt change it for nothing. Yea he must of been beat more than a couple times lol

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