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treetalkingjp · Post by **treetalkingjp** » Tue May 13, 2014 8:35 pm

Link Removed By Admin.

"You can find the link on the humane society's website by going to it and searching for hound hunting. Unfortunately I don't want to help the HSUS by moving this page to the top of Google searches by promoting it on our site. That is the only reason I removed the link. I understand the user who posted it did not understand or mean to promote the video." --Buddy

muzzy · Post by **muzzy** » Tue May 13, 2014 9:51 pm

while their facts may be misconstrued they have some good video :lol:

treetalkingjp · Post by **treetalkingjp** » Tue May 13, 2014 10:27 pm

Yeah lol now a good they have .

Jeff Eberle · Post by **Jeff Eberle** » Tue May 13, 2014 11:48 pm

If we go to the link don't they have to pay you Buddy ????? for running a ad on your site ?

treetalkingjp · Post by **treetalkingjp** » Tue May 13, 2014 11:58 pm

What ? I just posted it to show what they was saying but apparently you can't share videos on this forum never mind you can delete this thread ....

treetalkingjp · Post by **treetalkingjp** » Wed May 14, 2014 12:00 am

Yeah I wasn't promoting junk just showing a video . Maybe someone knew the guys hunting on the video . Sorry you can delete the thread

Post by **Buddyw** » Wed May 14, 2014 12:08 am

Hey guys,

It's not a matter of them paying me or anything like that. But right now if you go to Google and Type in Hound Hunting, The HSUS page that was linked here is on the first page.

The way google figures out what to put on the first page of google is based on links, Since this website (BigGameHoundsmen) is ranked very high for the words Hound Hunting and link put on this website is also associated to the words hound hunting. So by putting links to the HSUS Google will show their pages to more people.

This has nothing to do with Treetalking or me getting paid or anything. I simply don't like that video is on the first page when someone googles hound hunting. And by letting this link stay on bigGameHOundsmen we are only helping it build credibility.

Allot of the dogs in the video were stolen and used without permission, Many of them were dennis ingram or Ike's I know he's been fighting to try and get them to stop using his video unauthorized.

Again this in nothing personal, and if someone wants to see the video, it's not hard to find, I just don't want to link it to this site so that we give it credibility with Google and search results.

Hounder- · Post by **Hounder-** » Wed May 14, 2014 12:56 am

Smart Buddy.

The battle on the internet is a big one for this lifestyle. We have to do everything we can to "win" it.

Hate to start a tangent but on this same note, please be careful of what you post on websites and facebook. Any friend of yours can "share" a video and then a "friend of a friend of a friend" can see it and turn around and use it to portray hound hunting in a negative light.

Sharing experiences is great and pictures are awesome to look at, one just has to think about what a person unfamiliar with hound hunting would think if they saw the picture/video with no background or even a "made up" negative caption.

I hope this isn't seen as a jerk telling people what to do, its your choice to make. Its just the other side is relentless and has no fear of lying, and the more ammo given to them, the harder of a fight it is for us.

P.S. Not saying anyone did anything wrong here. This was just a good topic to illustrate this point.

treetalkingjp · Post by **treetalkingjp** » Wed May 14, 2014 1:07 am

Yeah I understand , it was a good learning experience for me I guess lol didn't mean anything by posting it .

Post by **Buddyw** » Wed May 14, 2014 1:31 am

I know you didn't and I wasn't upset with you on anything, You didn't do anything wrong. I just hate to see them use this site to benefit their website

bearsnva · Post by **bearsnva** » Wed May 14, 2014 1:00 pm

To everyone,
I think a lot of us learned some things about how posting links can not be good for our cause. Thanks for everyone explaining these things to us and for everyone being quite civil while doing so.

dogriggin · Post by **dogriggin** » Wed May 14, 2014 1:31 pm

Hounder- wrote:Smart Buddy.

The battle on the internet is a big one for this lifestyle. We have to do everything we can to "win" it.

Hate to start a tangent but on this same note, please be careful of what you post on websites and facebook. Any friend of yours can "share" a video and then a "friend of a friend of a friend" can see it and turn around and use it to portray hound hunting in a negative light.

Sharing experiences is great and pictures are awesome to look at, one just has to think about what a person unfamiliar with hound hunting would think if they saw the picture/video with no background or even a "made up" negative caption.

I hope this isn't seen as a jerk telling people what to do, its your choice to make. Its just the other side is relentless and has no fear of lying, and the more ammo given to them, the harder of a fight it is for us.

P.S. Not saying anyone did anything wrong here. This was just a good topic to illustrate this point.

Diana · Post by **Diana** » Thu May 15, 2014 10:54 am

We should try to make this link come to the top of the Google search. It is dated but still has good info:

http://www.ussportsmen.org/legislative- ... th-hounds/

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