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Posted by Chris Horner on 01-26-2014 05:51 PM:

Anyone ?????

Posted by rexfair on 01-26-2014 08:43 PM:

lipper pups

I got four male pups, five months old. Their daddy is House's Lipper and thier momas daddy is Houses Lipper

Posted by Bayemup34 on 01-26-2014 10:53 PM:

The best dog my dad ever had was lipper bred but also the worst dog I've ever had is lipper bred. I guess like all of em there's some good ones and some bad ones

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Posted by Trinket clark on 01-27-2014 04:39 PM:

Ranks stylish rebel.

Need more info on him? Is he still breeding females, is there semen stored on him that can be purchased? Thanks for the help.

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Posted by Trinket clark on 01-27-2014 04:50 PM:

Rexfair,

Hello sir,
You mentioned you had 4 male Lipper pups 5 months old. I would be interested in purchasing one, if one was forsale... I hunt Finley River crossed with Lipper ...thank you for your time Sir. (724)841-6580 Jason Clark call or txt any time...

Posted by Les Young09 on 01-27-2014 09:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by josh

IMO, Clint was the better reproducer.....

I don't know, but Joe himself told me that Houses Clint was the best reproducer of coondogs that he ever owned & Houses Rock Mtn. Prowler was the best coondog he ever owned period while he was trying to buy my 2 year son of Prowler. He aso reccomended breeding to a son of Lipper to avoid the quirky moodiness that Lipper sometimes possessed according to him. He also said that is the absolute one reason he culled him from his breeding program. He also told me in his own words: QUOTE: Joe f**ked up, but he was satisfied with his breeding program. lol I personally liked Lipper crossed on Boone bred dogs.

Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 01-28-2014 02:28 PM:

Lipper

quote:
Originally posted by Les Young09
I don't know, but Joe himself told me that Houses Clint was the best reproducer of coondogs that he ever owned & Houses Rock Mtn. Prowler was the best coondog he ever owned period while he was trying to buy my 2 year son of Prowler. He aso reccomended breeding to a son of Lipper to avoid the quirky moodiness that Lipper sometimes possessed according to him. He also said that is the absolute one reason he culled him from his breeding program. He also told me in his own words: QUOTE: Joe f**ked up, but he was satisfied with his breeding program. lol I personally liked Lipper crossed on Boone bred dogs.

Joe only hunted with Lipper twice. Both times he made Cruz look pretty bad.
Joe was a great guy but always liked to be right... Lol.
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Posted by Les Young09 on 01-28-2014 02:55 PM:

TOM

I kind of figured that. lol I know he was as head strong as they come.

Posted by rexfair on 02-02-2014 01:02 AM:

Re: Lipper

quote:
Originally posted by Hopkins/Lipper
Joe only hunted with Lipper twice. Both times he made Cruz look pretty bad.
Joe was a great guy but always liked to be right... Lol.
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Tom knew more about joe houses dogs than joe did. I have heard this story before and I think Tom is right. Thanks Rex

Posted by yadkinhoundsman on 02-07-2014 05:55 AM:

What was some of lippers all time crosses and how where they bred

Posted by chip johnson on 02-07-2014 02:45 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by mark desantis
Are there any males right out of lipper semen at stud

there is lippers stylish rock. i don't know anything about him other than he is advertised in the cooner or bloodline.

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Posted by stonelicktony on 02-07-2014 03:07 PM:

Lipper Bloodline

in the mid 80s i hunted a direct son of lipper made him a 6 way grand and ran him hard in the hunts he was a pleasure ,all you had to do is strike him and tree him no tricky crap needed ,he did win alot for me

Posted by chip johnson on 02-07-2014 03:49 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by yadkinhoundsman
What was some of lippers all time crosses and how where they bred

lipper x stylish queen= wager's stylish lipper,stylish chirpee,stylish babe

lipper x stylish jill= tj's stylish lipper, stylish cade

lipper x incredible dixie= skuna river lipper

lipper x stylish dolly =stylish rank

lipper x banjo style babe= lockdown lassie

lipper x cedar creek cindy= lippers little buddy, sargents sally

im sure there is alot of great crosses that i missed but there is some of them

Posted by yadkinhoundsman on 02-07-2014 04:06 PM:

Thanks for the info chip appreciate it

Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 02-07-2014 07:49 PM:

Those are a few great crosses . A few of best we're before Lipper had made a name for himself nationally. His very first cross was with Warner's Lucille . She was a coondog and littermate sister to Cedar Creek Cindy. The Lipper x Lucille cross produced Gr Nt Ch House's Lawyer , Gr Nt Ch Camp's Midnight Magnum (he died with Lukimia before 2) Gr Nt Ch Jolene, Gr Nt Ch House's Hunter and a few other great hounds out of this litter. Then another was Lipper x McKissic creek Tabitha that produced Hopkins Cash on of the best I ever followed. Also Bagget's Dixie that produced Adios Lightning. He was an outstanding hound that I won the ACHA Little World with and he and his sons won much more . I once posted a fairly complete list of LIPPER'S sons grand sons and great grandsons.
If can find it I will post it again ... It's an eye opener.
Tom Hopkins
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Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 02-07-2014 08:05 PM:

On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 6:11 PM, Tom Hopkins <hopkinslipper@gmail.com> wrote:
... HOUSES'S LIPPER was a 70lb muscular square red headed, blanketbacked, broad chested hound with long straight strong legs and cat tight feet on which he stood proudly. LIPPER was a beautiful tight wound bundle of talent with a competitive burning desire which made him not for the casual hunter. However, this concentration of ability was the key to his reproductive success. LIPPER was successful in producing dogs that were known to be fast breaking, hard hunting dogs that would throw dirt in your face leaving and generally string out a cast of dogs behind them squeeling and yelping and trying to keep up, this was confusing to the dogs and their handlers.
LIPPER dogs would tree a pop up or get deep in a hurry, according to the coon population. A LIPPER TRAIT that was quite evident was their tracking ability. A LIPPER dog could run a track with their head in the air and turn a feed track into a climb or get caught track in short order. Then comes that signature screaming hair raising locate that was usually blown several yards before rolling up on the timber where the show was about to begin. The most remembered TRAIT of LIPPER dogs was their tree style. The were so loud that many times a cast would want to move back and then closer in an attempt to hear if their dogs were at the tree. You could shine the dogs while going into the tree and see the other dogs mouthes moving but could only here the LIPPER dog till you got to the tree. Many have described a LIPPER tree mouth. Such as, a large piece of machinery running, or a dinosaour or a dog caught in a trap or in extreme distress. It was a constant roar that was deafning. Once treed they were treed the more pressure you put on them the better they liked it and the harder they would tree. I would say that the cherry on top was the accuracy that LIPPER put in his offspring. If you hunted a LIPPER dog you came to expect to see a coon when you walked up to a tree. In closing I would say that the concentration of desire and balance in all departments was the key to THE LIPPER STRAIN.

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/Lipper

Posted by yadkinhoundsman on 02-07-2014 09:37 PM:

Wow thanks for the information next question where do I buy some straws of semen I watched videos of his pips and grand pups and a audio recording andwow I like the mouths I have always been a big big fan of big booming screaming mouths did he cross well on rat attack females?

Posted by Trinket clark on 02-08-2014 03:13 AM:

Gotta get ya some!!!!

And don't forget Lipper x Finley River Trap, very pwr full cross that was kind of under the radar...

Posted by p31295 on 02-10-2014 01:36 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Hopkins/Lipper
Those are a few great crosses . A few of best we're before Lipper had made a name for himself nationally. His very first cross was with Warner's Lucille . She was a coondog and littermate sister to Cedar Creek Cindy. The Lipper x Lucille cross produced Gr Nt Ch House's Lawyer , Gr Nt Ch Camp's Midnight Magnum (he died with Lukimia before 2) Gr Nt Ch Jolene, Gr Nt Ch House's Hunter and a few other great hounds out of this litter. Then another was Lipper x McKissic creek Tabitha that produced Hopkins Cash on of the best I ever followed. Also Bagget's Dixie that produced Adios Lightning. He was an outstanding hound that I won the ACHA Little World with and he and his sons won much more . I once posted a fairly complete list of LIPPER'S sons grand sons and great grandsons.
If can find it I will post it again ... It's an eye opener.
Tom Hopkins
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Sent from my iPad

I was twenty years old when I drew a young hound named Houses Lipper it did not take long before I knew he was in a class by himself. I had never seen a hound so powerful, still have not. I wanted one like him badly. I got a pup from his first litter, out of Lucille. And bingo I had one Magnum was very much like his Dad loaded with powerful powerful traits ,just born to be a coondog. I was fortunate to hunt with Lawyer,Hunter,Sounder and a super female, I can't remember her name.

Lipper and Lucille if yall, only knew how strong that first cross was.

And how fondly I remember it

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Posted by yadkinhoundsman on 02-10-2014 03:10 AM:

Did he cross well on rat attack females

Posted by yadkinhoundsman on 02-12-2014 02:30 AM:

Is there and house's lipper semen left?

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Posted by Mike Van Dusen on 01-10-2016 08:08 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Hopkins/Lipper
On Fri, Jul 1, 2011 at 6:11 PM, Tom Hopkins <hopkinslipper@gmail.com> wrote:
... HOUSES'S LIPPER was a 70lb muscular square red headed, blanketbacked, broad chested hound with long straight strong legs and cat tight feet on which he stood proudly. LIPPER was a beautiful tight wound bundle of talent with a competitive burning desire which made him not for the casual hunter. However, this concentration of ability was the key to his reproductive success. LIPPER was successful in producing dogs that were known to be fast breaking, hard hunting dogs that would throw dirt in your face leaving and generally string out a cast of dogs behind them squeeling and yelping and trying to keep up, this was confusing to the dogs and their handlers.
LIPPER dogs would tree a pop up or get deep in a hurry, according to the coon population. A LIPPER TRAIT that was quite evident was their tracking ability. A LIPPER dog could run a track with their head in the air and turn a feed track into a climb or get caught track in short order. Then comes that signature screaming hair raising locate that was usually blown several yards before rolling up on the timber where the show was about to begin. The most remembered TRAIT of LIPPER dogs was their tree style. The were so loud that many times a cast would want to move back and then closer in an attempt to hear if their dogs were at the tree. You could shine the dogs while going into the tree and see the other dogs mouthes moving but could only here the LIPPER dog till you got to the tree. Many have described a LIPPER tree mouth. Such as, a large piece of machinery running, or a dinosaour or a dog caught in a trap or in extreme distress. It was a constant roar that was deafning. Once treed they were treed the more pressure you put on them the better they liked it and the harder they would tree. I would say that the cherry on top was the accuracy that LIPPER put in his offspring. If you hunted a LIPPER dog you came to expect to see a coon when you walked up to a tree. In closing I would say that the concentration of desire and balance in all departments was the key to THE LIPPER STRAIN.

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/Lipper

Awesome description of a coondog!

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Posted by John Carroll on 01-17-2016 03:06 AM:

When I was a teenager I hunted a lot with a man that had one out of the Lipper/Lucille cross.

He was a Grand Nite and a pretty high powered son of a gun.

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Posted by John Carroll on 01-17-2016 03:06 AM:

When I was a teenager I hunted a lot with a man that had one out of the Lipper/Lucille cross.

He was a Grand Nite and a pretty high powered son of a gun.

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