What is another word for Treeing?
Pronunciation: [tɹˈiːɪŋ] (IPA) 
"Treeing" is a term used to describe the activity of tracking and cornering an animal, usually a raccoon or squirrel, with a hunting dog. Some synonyms for this term could include "treed," "up a tree," "cornered," or even "bayed." These words all describe the same situation, but each one has a slightly different connotation. "Treed" is a straightforward description of where the animal is located, while "cornered" implies that the animal has nowhere else to go. "Up a tree" is more specific and suggests that the animal is airborne. Finally, "bayed" refers to the sound a dog makes when it has an animal cornered. No matter which term you use, "treeing" is a thrilling activity enjoyed by many hunting enthusiasts.
