Dogs not leaving a dead coon alone?

[Redbarntrailhounds]

This weekend was the first time in a long time that I struggled with my pair of hounds to leave the dead coon alone. Even when walking out they kept taking nips at him.
Friday night they got tangled up in a field for a while with a larger coon. In the past they would just keep spinning the coon and when I would get there I could hold them back and shoot it. This coon would charge back offensively. Finally got the dogs off him and he made it to a tree.
Does anyone think this fight might of triggered these two to keep grabbing dead coon longer?
I always tie them off at tree. I turn them loose when the coon is down and dead. They never used to stretch it or chew long.

Thanks Allen

[Redbarntrailhounds]

Here is the big boy

[Old dog]

demdamhardheaded blue dogs!!lol nice looking dogs and a great picture allen

[easttntrapper]

Thats a big coon

[pchop]

Sometimes when you get mad at somthing it takes awhile to cool off and some dogs hold a grudge

[Redbarntrailhounds]

Just an update on my dogs. I would not say I have trained them as much as I have trained my self. I now carry a large backpack style decoy bag for my dead coon. Once they are in the bag the dogs leave them alone. I carried out four of them at once. Worked great and I feel better not being upset with them after they did their job.

Allen

[grouse]

We skin them out in the woods . Easier to skin when warm plus alot easier to tote out .