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Posted by honalieh on 01-10-2012 12:50 AM:

Most Famous

1. Finley River Chief
2. Johnson's Banjo


Posted by thedirtyrat on 01-10-2012 01:11 AM:

We can't leave out Uncle Versies black and tan "High Bawl". He was surely the most famous of all time until the freight train ran over him fighting a coon.

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Posted by connhunter28 on 01-10-2012 01:51 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by MARLIN
Rat Attack will remain the most famous for along time




Look at most of yours dogs u see sackett jr and lipper not much rat


Posted by Wingpatch on 01-10-2012 02:42 AM:

mack twain

any body remember old mack twain ??

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Posted by thedirtyrat on 01-10-2012 02:46 AM:

Re: mack twain

quote:
Originally posted by Wingpatch
any body remember old mack twain ??
That would be California Mack Twain.

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Posted by Wingpatch on 01-10-2012 02:55 AM:

mack twain

that would be right cal. mack twain before he went to oregon about 1960.some thing..If my memory serves me right Jack sheperd bought him out in cal. The line mack was out of had ties to Al linn line ?.... i bought one out of old mack and i remember my dad saying to me , why would you want to run coon with a fox hound............

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Posted by stonehill on 01-11-2012 04:01 AM:

When it comes to Walkers, how could anybody forget the importance of Hershberger's Okla. Spot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Think of all the famous dogs already mentioned ,then look back for common ancestors they all have. The one You'll find most is Okla. Spot.


Posted by l.lyle on 01-11-2012 04:20 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by stonehill
When it comes to Walkers, how could anybody forget the importance of Hershberger's Okla. Spot !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Think of all the famous dogs already mentioned ,then look back for common ancestors they all have. The one You'll find most is Okla. Spot.


I think you may be right. Too bad we don't have access to UKC computers for a statistical analysis. LOL. Maybe someday!!


Posted by Rick Dennison on 01-11-2012 04:55 AM:

DIAMOND JIM !!!

he might have'nt been the greatest reproducer, but he was a true winner.ray johnson of elyria, ohio bought and gave dolan swenney $1700.00 for jim when he was just a young dog. hunted with him numorous of times and he really was'nt a pleasure hound, but he was fun to hunt. ray started to campain him, he made a grand nite champion very quick. the last year ray owned him he entered jim in 28 cast if i remember right and he won 27, the other that he did'nt win, ray withdrew him. he went on winning the a.c.h.a. grand american, the a.c.h.a. little world championship and the a.c.h.a. world championship in the same year, which was 1974. those three hunts were big hunts. buddy gilbert gave ray $8000.00 for jim after he won the little world hunt, ray continued to handle jim in the world hunt and won that as well. to me the world class coondogs were diamond jim, gann's finisher, bean blossom buck, carolina casey, rob's danny boy, vance's crowding billy, deep river mike, stan's sailor boy and sailor jr.. i have a american cooner dated 11/1974 that has diamond jim, gann's finisher, bean blossom buck, carolina casey, rob's danny boy and crowding billy on the front cover. those were some of the best lookin coondogs i ever seen. next to bawlie, i think diamond jim is the most famous, his win record would show it.

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Posted by l.lyle on 01-11-2012 05:38 AM:

Re: DIAMOND JIM !!!

quote:
Originally posted by Rick Dennison
he might have'nt been the greatest reproducer, but he was a true winner.ray johnson of elyria, ohio bought and gave dolan $1700.00 for jim when he was just a young dog. hunted with him numorous of times and he really was'nt a pleasure hound, but he was fun to hunt. ray started to campain him, he made a grand nite champion very quick. the last year ray owned him he entered jim in 28 cast if i remember right and he won 27, the other that he did'nt win, ray withdrew him. he went on winning the a.c.h.a. grand american, the a.c.h.a. little world championship and the a.c.h.a. world championship in the same year, which was 1974. those three hunts were big hunts. buddy gilbert gave ray $8000.00 for jim after he won the little world hunt, ray continued to handle jim in the world hunt and won that as well. to me the world class coondogs were diamond jim, gann's finisher, bean blossom buck, carolina casey, rob's danny boy, vance's crowding billy, deep river mike, stan's sailor boy and sailor jr.. i have a american cooner dated 11/1974 that has diamond jim, gann's finisher, bean blossom buck, carolina casey, rob's danny boy and crowding billy on the front cover. those were some of the best lookin coondogs i ever seen. next to bawlie, i think diamond jim is the most famous, his win record would show it.


I guess it depends on location somewhat. I hardly remember the name diamond Jim but you mentioned Carolina Casey. I thought the only people that remembered him were from the Orangeburg, Denmark, Cope area. Mr. Mathis gave me a pup he ran over and had a pin in his leg when I was in highschool. Said he'd never be fast enought to win but he would not give me the papers so I can only assume. 9 months old I had hunted him enough in my woods to know he could tree a coon. A friend invited me to hunt on an Island that had a cattle feedlot on it. He treed 9 coons in about an hour that we shot to him. Probably not a big deal because we saw at least 30 coons up trees just shining around. Second semester freshman in college I really needed money so I sold him for $400 to a good friend that owned the stockyards and his good friend that managed 20,000 acres. It was $200 apiece. I hated to do it but that way I could keep up with him cause I liked that dog. Anyway, these guys were religious kind of, They did not smoke, even drink coffee or say daggummit. All I heard was praise about the dog. They did not comp hunt. I was about a senior and asked about the dog and they told me don't worry , they had got their monies worth out of him. In fact they had bred him to a gyp but ever since he bred that one dog he was never worth a tinkers ---- no more.
To this day, that is the only dog I ever made a profit on. But most of my "one in a lifetime dogs"die in my pen, cause they deserve it.


Posted by skeets on 01-11-2012 08:38 AM:

my buddy had a pup out of casey i believe, it was a female and he named her casey. he said she was good but i never hunted with her, she was as good a looking walker i ever saw. i think this was in the 70s.


Posted by l.lyle on 01-11-2012 09:03 AM:

Had to be in the 70's and probably good looking too.


Posted by skeets on 01-11-2012 09:14 AM:

reason i said 70s cause i was in junior high iam pretty sure. she was good looking dog cause i still remember what she looked like.


Posted by l.lyle on 01-11-2012 09:18 AM:

I can't even remember what my seventh grade giirlfrind looked like. Can you? Funny how them dogs can stick with you while other things fade away.


Posted by skeets on 01-11-2012 09:59 AM:

lol thats funny, i would rather remember my old dogs than my ole gal friends, my dogs looked better lol.


Posted by coon dawwg on 01-11-2012 11:16 AM:

...........

..........Finley River Chief...............Northern Blue Hammer.............Hunters Timber Chopper...........


Posted by Rick Dennison on 01-11-2012 01:14 PM:

DIAMOND JIM !!!

jim should be remembered in the south. jim produced a few good hounds, ray had a female out of him that was second place a.c.h.a. world ckampion in 1979, her name was queenie. diamond jim's slingshot was out of him and i believe that bellar's deamon (moffitt's w.c. deamon) was out of jim. deamon won the first pca (pkc) world hunt. i'm sure they're alot more that was good ones.

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Posted by HistoryNutt on 01-11-2012 02:26 PM:

Re: DIAMOND JIM !!!

quote:
Originally posted by Rick Dennison
jim should be remembered in the south. jim produced a few good hounds, ray had a female out of him that was second place a.c.h.a. world ckampion in 1979, her name was queenie. diamond jim's slingshot was out of him and i believe that bellar's deamon (moffitt's w.c. deamon) was out of jim. deamond won the first pca (pkc) world hunt. i'm sure they're alot more that was good ones.


WORLD CHAMPION ROCK RIVER BANJO Was a son of Diamond Jim.




1982 UKC WORLD CHAMPION DUAL GRAND CH. ROCK RIVER BANJO

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Posted by Rick Dennison on 01-11-2012 02:44 PM:

Re: Re: DIAMOND JIM !!!

quote:
Originally posted by HistoryNutt
WORLD CHAMPION ROCK RIVER BANJO Was a son of Diamond Jim.




1982 UKC WORLD CHAMPION DUAL GRAND CH. ROCK RIVER BANJO


YOU'RE RIGHT, FORGOT ABOUT HIM.

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Posted by Deon Collins on 01-11-2012 05:09 PM:

New Hunter View Point

I live in and grew up in rural KY... Come from a hunting family..... Left for the military and moved back home after retirement.... My dad was a coon hunter along with Royal Goodaker..... They collectively produced "Pun Jab" .... My son (13) and 3 of his friends have now got the bug after a local hunter gave them a pup..... I now have the bug..... Now for the point of all this.... I don't think anyone currently owns a dog that's as great as hounds of days gone by...... The important thing is to fully appreciate every hunt both good and bad with your friends and competitors.... appreciate every hound for what he is and isn't and futher the sport through instilling good sportsmanship and morals in our youths........ I currenlty have a puppy on the way that has the blood of my fathers dog in it and I can't wait to see my father and son under the tree of his first coon......."If he makes you happy he is great"


Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 01-11-2012 07:22 PM:

HOUSE'S LAWYER...

HOUSE'S LAWYER...


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Posted by Okie Dawg on 01-11-2012 09:18 PM:

Famous............the one more people new about...........not counting the movie stars..........I would say the older guys would have to answer that question becouse in there days there were a lot more coon hunters. Numbers alone would have the older blooded known by more people.
So the most famous hound or the one known by the most people at one time is dead and gone. Most of us probubly have never even heard of it. LOL

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Posted by Okie Dawg on 01-11-2012 10:30 PM:

Re: Most Famous

[QUOTE]Originally posted by honalieh
1. Finley River Chief
2. Johnson's Banjo
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What do you think a couple of straws of semen off of those would bring today? What stud would put you as close as you can get to it today?

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Posted by cbrigham on 01-11-2012 11:27 PM:

If you like him or not Trackman is very much a attraction where ever he goes. Went with Curt and trackman a couple years back to the winter classic and people packed the alley all day to get a look at the dog and the same way last week in orangeburg. Kids and adults getting thier picture taken with him. One after another talking about the dogs they have out of him. I met a ton of people from all over and have had lots of good times because of this old dog. All i can tell you is get a piece of him while he is still here. He is currently the #1 reproducer in the breed thanks to the hunters hauling his pups to town.............

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Posted by rex whiting on 01-12-2012 12:23 AM:

Diamond Jim . Look him up

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