makes alot of sence at least u know whos doing what i put down the dog i know that will start and then feed in once he starts opening good and going with the track

im starting to think the more u put that go to dog down to start the better u make that dog at trailing even colding trailing but they still need a little bit of a nose

that sounds like one way to find out. i really enjoy all the responces keep them coming its nice to here what everybodys thoughts are. we used 2 dogs for are start dogs all training season and kill season they both seemed to get the job done.

well we run off of baits so depending on when we bait the oldest track would be 12 hours and anything in between so if your dog is starting it and jumping the bear the bear it could be 12 hours old or less if he or she does that is that not to bad

so u never really know how your dog wil respond to a track

whats your opinion i would think the track would have to be like 8 hours old to be cold would that be a cold nosed dog

how old would a track have to be to be considered a cold track? And how old of a track would a dog have to take to be considered a start dog and or a cold nosed dog?