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Posted by trackntreeman on 11-28-2011 04:14 AM:

what do you ????

what breeds do you hunt ? and what bloodline of the breed do you prefer ? do you prefer males or females ? list any pro's and con's ( if you have any )

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Posted by trackntreeman on 11-28-2011 05:12 PM:

ill start it off .....

i'am a walker man , but not color blind and appreciate a good quality hound ! i personally like yadkin river walkers . ive had really good luck owning them / breeding them . ive crossed on several different lines ( sackett / rock river , cold sweat , rebel ) having a good female means alot as well as the stud , ive got 4 really nice females , i think makes a difference as well . if anyone has pics on your line of dogs post em !!!!!

Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-28-2011 07:03 PM:

choice of breed

ive always liked the redbone breed i have always liked to hunt a gyp they seem to be alittle smarter than a male jmo but i have had some really good males i tried rhe walker breed never did have 1 to suit me same in the other breeds i really liked the timber chopper bred dogs and bleasky bred dogs but due to health give my hounds up 2 yrs ago but buddy took me couple times this yr i get the money i gopng to try and get me a good red dog to pleasure hunt

Posted by trackntreeman on 11-29-2011 01:24 AM:

good luck to you.....

thats one breed you dont see much of around here in wv . good luck hillbilly with your health .

Posted by BWSupplies on 11-29-2011 02:05 AM:

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I had english dogs years ago and let my stock fade away. The english stock I had just couldn't be found, I tried a few others but they just didn't pan out. A friend gave me my first blue dog and I have no complaints with that stock.. I'm gonna out cross to Blue Iron Brummy this Spring and that will be the stock I keep from here on out.. Should be a good cross when I mix it all together, a lot of Jet and Northern Blue

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Posted by B&LKennels on 11-29-2011 02:23 AM:

Re: choice of breed

quote:
Originally posted by hillbilly56
ive always liked the redbone breed i have always liked to hunt a gyp they seem to be alittle smarter than a male jmo but i have had some really good males i tried rhe walker breed never did have 1 to suit me same in the other breeds i really liked the timber chopper bred dogs and bleasky bred dogs but due to health give my hounds up 2 yrs ago but buddy took me couple times this yr i get the money i gopng to try and get me a good red dog to pleasure hunt

Hope your getting along better my friend.Now hillbilly you know those red dog's you was hunting was walker's .You just dye there hair ,LOL.Lonepine dog's have alway's done good for me.They can grub up a old track and move it.

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-29-2011 02:24 AM:

Re: good luck to you.....

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Originally posted by trackntreeman
thats one breed you dont see much of around here in wv . good luck hillbilly with your health .

yea they arent alot of red dogs around wv i always got mine from a fellow out in ohio last 2 i got came out of pa but they got to much for me to hunt you turn them loose you wouldnt see them for 30-40 mins if they didnt hit something close tryed single them out didnt help they still get in the dark just the same and with this parkisons diease it just got to hard for me cause i hunted by myself alot they wer young dogs and i always like to hunt by my self when i got young dogs so i stay focsed on them not let em start doing something they shouldnt and pickup a bad habit from another dog

Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-29-2011 02:31 AM:

Re: Re: choice of breed

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Originally posted by B&LKennels
Hope your getting along better my friend.Now hillbilly you know those red dog's you was hunting was walker's .You just dye there hair ,LOL.Lonepine dog's have alway's done good for me.They can grub up a old track and move it.

ole buddy they sorta reminded me of a walker turn them loose throw dirt in your face find them under a coon 40 miles away thats why they had to go lol i tried the walker dogs back in the late 60s just never had a good 1 i bought 2 high dollar pups off of tim balls hickory nut harry dog they never did do anything

Posted by Jonathan Crump on 11-29-2011 02:56 AM:

Blue English
I like the blue english because I like to be differant I guess. I prefer males because I don't have to worry about them going in heat and I don't really have a particular line I just have to have. I have hunted with good redbones, walkers, english, blueticks and black n tans. I think my next will be a blue tick/walker cross if I can find a good cross. The dog pictured is out of Zues and Puddles

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Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-29-2011 03:06 AM:

dogs

i got a buddy that went to walker dogs he got a coma bred hound that is a good dog he just keeps 1 dog anymore said something happens to this dog hes done works 6 to 7 dats a week in the mines dont get to hunt much

Posted by Kris Cisna on 11-29-2011 04:00 AM:

I am a Bluetick man. I prefer the Vaughn bred stuff.

So far I have hunted with mostly male dogs. My next dog will be a bitch.

I am not a fan of chop mouth dogs no matter the breed. Alot of these Vaughn bred dogs seem to be big bawl mouth dogs and I like it!

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Posted by trackntreeman on 11-30-2011 02:36 AM:

btt

Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-30-2011 02:46 AM:

Re: good luck to you.....

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Originally posted by trackntreeman
thats one breed you dont see much of around here in wv . good luck hillbilly with your health .

theres a couple 3 guys that i can think of here in wv that keeps red dogs joevance down in the southern part of the state cant rember just where he is then theres a guy in the webstersprings area i think then a fellow up in the belington area i think he bear hunts is red dogs

Posted by trackntreeman on 12-02-2011 11:55 PM:

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Posted by Rocketman55 on 12-03-2011 12:56 AM:

I like the English Breed. I have never (in my life) owned any other breed. I started hunting this line of dogs back in the mid 60's when I was in the 6th grade. They were grade dogs at that time. I have line bred this same strain for about 45 years. They are predominantly Mountain Music Blue, BeechRiver and Bates Bred Hounds with a small touch of Junior and Tackets Tymes Breeding. For those of you that might not recognize the BeechRiver hounds, they were the foundation of the Nuese River/SwampRooster hounds.

I like the Blue English a little better than the Red ones, and (in general) I like the male dogs from this line a little better than I do the females. My reason for that is that percentage wise the male dogs seem to be a little faster track dogs, with (maybe) a little better nose, or maybe its that they have a little more hustle/desire to push a track. Why I'm guessing is that I have always line bred off a male dog I raised back in the late 70's who was an exceptional track & tree dog.

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Posted by trackntreeman on 12-03-2011 02:41 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Rocketman55
I like the English Breed. I have never (in my life) owned any other breed. I started hunting this line of dogs back in the mid 60's when I was in the 6th grade. They were grade dogs at that time. I have line bred this same strain for about 45 years. They are predominantly Mountain Music Blue, BeechRiver and Bates Bred Hounds with a small touch of Junior and Tackets Tymes Breeding. For those of you that might not recognize the BeechRiver hounds, they were the foundation of the Nuese River/SwampRooster hounds.

I like the Blue English a little better than the Red ones, and (in general) I like the male dogs from this line a little better than I do the females. My reason for that is that percentage wise the male dogs seem to be a little faster track dogs, with (maybe) a little better nose, or maybe its that they have a little more hustle/desire to push a track. Why I'm guessing is that I have always line bred off a male dog I raised back in the late 70's who was an exceptional track & tree dog.

sounds like youve got a great line of hounds !!!

Posted by hillbilly56 on 12-03-2011 02:52 AM:

hey track

to cold for them walker dogs be a good night to chase some coons lol just messin with you if your like me i never hunted in buck season

Posted by trackntreeman on 12-03-2011 04:00 AM:

yea thats a big no no , i would never hunt until buck season is over , ill be hitting the brush tomorrow night

Posted by Rocketman55 on 12-03-2011 04:12 AM:

Thank You!! TrackNTreeMan. I do like this strain of English and am still trying to improve on what I started with soo many years ago. Great Post, I am enjoying what others are posting on here as well!!

Posted by Balsamgrove on 12-03-2011 04:31 AM:

Hunt Walkers, clover/sackett bred. They're faster smarter louder start 10 times earlier; overall they are just better than other breeds. JMO! Hope your trees are filled with eyes.

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Posted by Mntn T Kennels on 12-03-2011 04:38 AM:

Yadkin river walkers are the best in my opinion. They track faster and are louder than other breeds or lines but it's just what ever you like.

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Posted by trackntreeman on 12-03-2011 04:44 AM:

your welcome ! i really like when you see someone thats hunted and trained their own hounds for several years . iam partial to walker hounds but like i said iam not color blind at all . i really liked it when larry wilcox won the world hunt this year , hes another fella thats hunted and trained on his own stuff for several years and had success . i dont like when you see a guy in the final world hunt interview that says well so and so hired me to handle him in the hunts and he bought this dog from this guy who trained him . keep up the good work on your english hounds rocket .

Posted by trackntreeman on 12-04-2011 03:00 AM:

btt

Posted by trackntreeman on 12-05-2011 02:40 AM:

figured on some input from some black n tan guys ?

Posted by trackntreeman on 12-05-2011 06:29 PM:

ttt

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