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Originally posted by Charles Pullen
Best I had the opportunity to watch was in a nite hunt was Tennessee Lead . Old George Maupin was a good handler too . But old Lead was impressive that night I hunted with him . It seems like it was yesterday. But I think George has done quit hunting.
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Originally posted by Josh Michaelis
For anyone that has not hunted with some of the bigger winners you'll be amazed at how common they can look at times. Many just have a knack, or trait that gives them a slight edge.
The one thing most of them have is heart. Very few are more talented than just a good dog. They just want it more than the rest.
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Lol. Seriously don't think many realized just what you posted or even knew the difference, thought it was just another dog. I thought it was funny. Lol. Dave
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quote:just curious what kind of light were you using then? I had a pup directly off Lead all mine wanted to do was run deer and fox....but you know the saying, the deader the better!....
Originally posted by Charles Pullen
Best I had the opportunity to watch was in a nite hunt was Tennessee Lead . Old George Maupin was a good handler too . But old Lead was impressive that night I hunted with him . It seems like it was yesterday. But I think George has done quit hunting.
Tennessee lead and old George Maupin where running around in 1855 plus he was a black and tan in color of unknown origins but the dog that built the Walker breed. I had to read that a couple of times before I figured the joke out.
I messed my years up the dog was stolen out of a deer race in 1852. Go to Walker hounds dot com. They got the history of the Walker hounds on there. Of course the Walker hounds where foxhounds first before the treeing ones should up.
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I don’t think of them as famous but Shack and Mafia
Parsley’s Jake (He May not be famous either but he’s in the top 3 of this list)
Like Josh said earlier in the post you would be absolutely amazed at how ignorant any of these dogs can look. They will leave you scratching your head some nights wondering how they ever pulled it off the difference between them and the common coon treers is the same difference between a common athlete and an extraordinary athlete Mental Toughness and heart.
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Originally posted by ClayBottom11
What kind of style did Sunrise have? I had two litter mates off of him and I’ve always been curious to hear from someone that went with him, thanks!
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Originally posted by Andy Bedgood
Judged him when he won the SS in the semi-final round that put him in the finals. best I can remember, we treed four coons in that cast and he had three of them by himself. Really made a lasting impression. Also judged Silver Dollar Stone in the semi's that put him in the final cast when he won the world the same year. He was not near as impressive as Sunrise was in that cast.
In the mid 1970's (1975 I believe) Billy Leadbetter won the ACHA world hunt with a Walker named Tennessee Lead. He was a loud impressive tree dog. Jr.Jr.Steelman
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Originally posted by delta slough
In the mid 1970's (1975 I believe) Billy Leadbetter won the ACHA world hunt with a Walker named Tennessee Lead. He was a loud impressive tree dog. Jr.Jr.Steelman
Dont know what the line is for Famous but also hunted with John Wicks Jug Leopard dog 15 or 20 times. Hard hunter, by himself, good about having coons. Not a big mouth but had the right pitch where it carried real good.
All jokes aside this time fellas . Glad y’all did enjoy the Tennessee Lead story though , but I’ve see a lot go but I was impressed not once but twice by a B&T name Bad to the bone Blackhawk !
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Originally posted by Team Mafia 2
Thousand Dollar Bill
Jane
Meltdown
Rack Em Willy
3 Dee
Smirnoff
Emmy
Big Money
Little Money
Hell On Heelz
Whole 9 yards
Trader
Bone Collector
Cold Hard B
Awesome
Mr. Overdrive
Halftime Ruby
I don’t think of them as famous but Shack and Mafia
Parsley’s Jake (He May not be famous either but he’s in the top 3 of this list)
Like Josh said earlier in the post you would be absolutely amazed at how ignorant any of these dogs can look. They will leave you scratching your head some nights wondering how they ever pulled it off the difference between them and the common coon treers is the same difference between a common athlete and an extraordinary athlete Mental Toughness and heart.
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Originally posted by Donnie Stevens
Maybe not famous but pretty well known in their time
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Originally posted by DL NH
Mr. Stevens, I never ran with Sparetime Spanky but I remember bumping into Randy Leonard in 1989 at the BBCHA Spring Hunt in Ashland Ohio when he was campaigning Spanky for Bart Nation. I remember asking him what kind of track dog he was and his comment was " 'Ol Spanky don't say much on the ground but he gets a lot of 1st trees and he'll take all the pressure that gets put on him."
What was it that impressed you about him?
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Originally posted by Donnie Stevens
Nothing that night lol. It was a strange night in all fairness to the dog they were just using him as a block dog for their Purina ch that was on the cast too. He was tight and accurate didn't do anything in a hurry. Just walked around and treed coons. Jerry was handling their Purina dog but you could tell he had a strange control over Spanky. He actually talked the dog into getting down off a tree beside us by not doin much more then muttering at him lol. They wanted his score close to the other dog but not too close lol. Strange night. I was a long time figuring out half of what went down that night. Mine got sleepy and went for a nap at halftime. Thats as honest as I can put it.
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Originally posted by FLYbyNIGHT
What was its breeding??.i have heard of that dog somewherez
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Originally posted by FLYbyNIGHT
What was its breeding??.i have heard of that dog somewherez
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Originally posted by BrokeBackKennel
---------NTCH. Pratts Tenn. Jim
-----NTCH. Ledbetter's Tenn. Lead
---------Ledbetter's Tenn. Lil
GRNTCH. Tennessee Lead II
---------NTCH. Boone Creek Mike (BANJO II)
-----NTCH. Dohoney's Sally
---------NTCH. Martins Golden Star
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Davis' White River Salin Sadie
Tough Times Bodie - he won the purina race that year I drew him
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Originally posted by Autumn Clements
Dancer's Northern Blue Son
Davis' White River Salin Sadie
Tough Times Bodie - he won the purina race that year I drew him
I have been fortunate enough to draw to many to list and have been lucky enough to own some listed.
The only dog to ever impress me that I will take to my grave in amazement is Seth Isch Red Susie gyp. That night was like a perfect star aligned meant to be never again to be duplicated performance of a hound.
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Originally posted by high ridge
I have been fortunate enough to draw to many to list and have been lucky enough to own some listed.
The only dog to ever impress me that I will take to my grave in amazement is Seth Isch Red Susie gyp. That night was like a perfect star aligned meant to be never again to be duplicated performance of a hound.
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