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Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-12-2012 04:35 PM:

That sounds like Thorton, but I won't say more... LOL...

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Posted by trackntreeman on 01-12-2012 10:38 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Bartley
That sounds like Thorton, but I won't say more... LOL...

hahahaha , i seen your post and hes metioned your name so i had to pick on em .... great looking hounds good luck !!!!

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Posted by curs12 on 01-13-2012 12:17 AM:

I remember reading an articule on vaugns blue tom in fullcry years ago its nice to see him in a pedigree

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-13-2012 03:33 AM:

I probably wrote the article on ol' Tom. He was a good one.

Posted by ranchhand on 01-13-2012 03:57 AM:

Pups are here

Hey Jim, my pups came sunday only three pups. Two boys and a girl all are healthy and for a first time momma, she acts like a pro.

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Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-13-2012 05:20 AM:

Hey Jerry - Good to hear from you. I've had 3 pup litters before. Those Ormiston gyps should throw bigger litters, but she should do alright with them. Keep in touch!

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-16-2012 02:03 AM:

Crow is coming home tomorrow. She was knotted plenty of times with Slew, so she should be full of pups. It's like an old friend used to say, "We screwed the dog all winter, now we have to sell the pups come spring." He didn't say that with breeding dogs in mind, but in this case, it's true. Brook is now in heat, but I'll wait on breeding her until later. I just wish Gertie was in heat, as she would be on her way north tomorrow to see Slew. Thanks to Mike and Amanda for all their help and hospitality... they are good friends to have!

Posted by Scot Crandall on 01-16-2012 02:49 PM:

pups

Good deal Jim, looking forward to them!!

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-17-2012 02:48 AM:

Thanks Scot! Here are a couple photos from today's round trip to the Island (736 miles round trip).

Mike Fairchld with Slew Foot. Slew was looking back at the stud pen to see if I brought him another girlfriend. Two weeks of breeding and he's still ready to go!

Crow sleeping on the way home. Slew Foot sure tires these gyps out! And to think Crow and Molly only spent a week each up on the Island with Slew! And he's still ready to go!!!!

Thanks Mike and Amanda!!! And the 2 Seedlings also!!!

Posted by travelman01 on 01-17-2012 10:16 PM:

dogs

jim are there any littermates of trip or ben that can be bought

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-18-2012 12:07 AM:

There's one that's a littermate to Ben. He's a tracking fool, but not a tree dog. He treed 2 splits last spring in heavy flooded creeks, but hasn't treed a coon since, only runs and runs and runs. Might switch him over to coyote and bear. He needs to be broke off deer at this time.

Posted by travelman01 on 01-18-2012 01:59 AM:

dog

shucks thought i had a stud dog coming to tn.

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-18-2012 05:13 AM:

Topper is an enigma for sure. I offered the boys the choice of two pups, and they choose Topper against my advice. The other pup was Ben. Go figure... If we get him switched over, he'll make a good bear hound as he has all the traits Ben does, except for treeing coon, but then Ben hasn't treed a coon in nearly 2 year either, but he isn't out to be a coon dog, just a game getting coyote and bear hound.

Posted by jvaught on 01-18-2012 10:56 AM:

Re: Lake Huron Blueticks

quote:
Originally posted by Jim Bartley
As we stand on the cusp of a new year, a cross I've been waiting to see made the past 4 months might be coming soon. Karl Stacer's great start dog Molly is in heat and will be heading to Drummong Island this weekend for a date with Mike Fairchild's Slew Foot. Molly is a great cold nosed start dog on bear and coyotes. As a pup, she was a great tree dog on coon. Molly is off my old Nite Ch. Lake Huron Ormiston's Poorboy (Buzz Anderson's Buzz' Blue Buck x Gr. Nt. Ch. Ormiston's Texas Sheba) crossed on Lake Huron Scout (Joe Searles' Salamonie Blue Sam x Heff's Blue Yonder). This is a cross deep in the blood of Smokey River Diamond Jim and old Vaughn blood; all of which traces back to great cross Ed Meeks made back in the 1950s on his Warrior to Joe B. Redden's Fly, both hounds coming from Elbert Vaughn's Bluetick Farm. Molly on Slew Foot will be a great cross for anyone hunting big game or coon.

Here are some photos of old hounds I loved and hunted with in the past:

My old Nt. Ch. Lake Huron Ormiston's Poorboy

Heff's Blue Yonder (Rothwell's Blue Tom x Rothwell's Blue Misty). I owned her as Lake Huron Blue Yonder and sold her to Don Hoefferle in Wisconsin

Guy Ormiston helping old Sheba with feeding her newborn pups circa early January 1996. This is Poorboy's litter.

Sheba sure has that Hammer III. dog looks going on doesn't she...

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Posted by travelman01 on 01-19-2012 12:29 AM:

topper

is topper built like the ben dog is how is he colored up

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-19-2012 03:56 AM:

Topper is built like Ben, lighter in color some, not much. Yes Sheba looks like all those old hounds heavy in the old Vaughn blood doesn't she? Just like the early Hammer hounds did that were heavy Vaughn bred. That's when they were the best the old timers around southern Michigan used to tell me.

Posted by Scot Crandall on 01-20-2012 02:36 AM:

pm for ya Jim

Posted by Scot Crandall on 01-20-2012 01:45 PM:

Thanks Jim, I wont forget it. Bye the way how is old Rothwell.

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-20-2012 04:25 PM:

Pat's not too well. He's been in a nursing home facility in Deckerville for nearly 3 years now. He has dementia and although I haven't been in to see him recently, I get word from his family that he is getting worse over time. His son lives in North Carolina now. Pat sold the hounds years ago to Jim Stigers in Ill., at least that what I was told.

Posted by Scot Crandall on 01-20-2012 05:46 PM:

Man I hate to see that old legend go, everytime I think of old Storm I think of him. Well I hope old Slew and crow can give me one that can replace that old dog, its a tall order but I think you may just have it Jim.

Posted by bbaird on 01-21-2012 04:12 AM:

Jim is the picture of Yonder in your front yard if so I may come up for A summer visit (2 or 3 months) if you have plenty of hunting areas

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Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-21-2012 04:22 AM:

No Bill, that's at a road side park we call 4 mile. It's near were I grew up and I used to hunt the creek a 1/2 mile south of there until there was a family fight and I lost it. I do hunt close to the Lake, but not right on it anymore.

Come on up. It's a lot nicer up here in July and August then it is in Oklahoma, I know that for sure!

PS: Have you got me a photo of Mr. Charles pup yet?

Posted by iamlegend on 01-21-2012 06:30 AM:

Fish bitin at Lake Huron? Tryin to plan a nice family vacation.

Posted by travelman01 on 01-21-2012 11:22 PM:

dog

jim what are you going to breed to kidd

Posted by Jim Bartley on 01-22-2012 05:42 PM:

iamlegend: I haven't fished out on the Lake for nearly 20 years. I do know the Salamon stocks are way, way down. They still take Lakers and Browns, as well as Steelies all depending on the time of year. Perch are hit and miss. Walleye seem to doing well in most parts of the Lake.

Travelman: Was planning on breeding Gertie to Kid, but it'll all depend on getting rid of these Slew x Crow pups. Matt's taking some of my potential customer... LOL.

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