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Posted by wildbill on 11-05-2010 04:27 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by wildbill
maybe my memory isn't as good as it once was ,but

if it serves me right ,,,

sackett jr. and a few of the other stud dogs didn't make much of an

impact unless they were crossed on lipper females.......

or was out of lipper blooded males/female them selves...

pull all the studs out of the mags that have lipper blood in them and you will have a very small list of stud dogs...

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Posted by Blue Walker 423 on 11-05-2010 02:28 PM:

i wish u nothing but the best mr hopkins im sure they will be great

Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 11-05-2010 03:04 PM:

LITTER OF IMPACT

quote:
Originally posted by Blue Walker 423
i wish u nothing but the best mr hopkins im sure they will be great

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Good morning Blue Walker... Thanks for your support. I am really proud of these pups. They have grown into good looking smart acting bold bundles of energy. They are 3 1/2 mos. old now. I see so much of LIPPER in these sons and daughters. Have a good day.

Tom Hopkins
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Posted by P.W. Chapman on 11-05-2010 03:11 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wildbill
maybe my memory isn't as good as it once was ,but

if it serves me right ,,,

sackett jr. and a few of the other stud dogs didn't make much of an

impact unless they were crossed on lipper females.......

There were some good Sackett blood X Lipper blood crosses, but Sackett Jr. was a top notch reproducer and didn't need to ride anybody's coat-tails. Period. I've been to the woods with enough Jr. bred dogs without much if any Lipper in them to know that they didn't need Lipper's help to be coondogs.

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Posted by MRC on 11-05-2010 05:50 PM:

I agree PWC. Lipper produced some great hounds and so did Sackett Jr. The biggest difference that I have seen between the 2 strains is drive and brains.... Most Lipper dogs have NO reverse and are gamey as anything there is. The problem I have seen is that they can be hell to break off of trash. Sackett Jr dogs seem to have a little calmer personalities and more brains to them. They are normally no where near as trashy and can be broke much easier. Not trying to knock either strain. I'd love to have a heavy Lipper bred dog but I'm not man enough to train one.... LOL

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Posted by MRC on 11-05-2010 05:51 PM:

Oh, and I do like the Lipper/Sackett Jr. crosses. The Sackett Jr. tones the Lipper down a little... LOL

Posted by budhunter on 11-06-2010 06:07 PM:

sackett jr did put a lot of brain in his pups his pups was and are some of the greatest dog out there today... i have 6 sackett dog and i enjoy all of them... i have one right out of lipper and a few out of his offspring and lipper blood to me they can be tree happy, i love how they tree but not what they tree....right now i i am hunting a sackett and clover male dog that is a joy to walk be hind........

Posted by Ralph Williams on 11-07-2010 12:31 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wildbill
or was out of lipper blooded males/female them selves...

pull all the studs out of the mags that have lipper blood in them and you will have a very small list of stud dogs...

I would think it should be a VERY SMALL list cause Lipper had OVER 5,000 pups! They HAD to go somewhere. Sackett J.R. had better numbers and Mr. Giddings said and I quote" Numbers don't lie!"

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Posted by David Morgan on 11-10-2010 02:43 AM:

History

For me its not that Lipper produced such a high percentage of complete dogs even though he did produce some outstanding ones. Its the fact that he threw some poweful traits, Mouth, Tracking, Layup, etc. The right cross on him made some powerful dogs. Few dogs however could dominate a litter with some of these desirable traits like he could and influence those traits for generations while allowing you to use them in other crosses to improve a line. My current stud has Lipper 4 times,Houses Chief 15 times, Houses Bawlie 8 times, and Houses Queen 24 times so I quess you could say I am a fan.

Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 11-11-2010 05:08 PM:

Re: History

quote:
Originally posted by David Morgan
For me its not that Lipper produced such a high percentage of complete dogs even though he did produce some outstanding ones. Its the fact that he threw some poweful traits, Mouth, Tracking, Layup, etc. The right cross on him made some powerful dogs. Few dogs however could dominate a litter with some of these desirable traits like he could and influence those traits for generations while allowing you to use them in other crosses to improve a line. My current stud has Lipper 4 times,Houses Chief 15 times, Houses Bawlie 8 times, and Houses Queen 24 times so I quess you could say I am a fan.

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Well said David... I wish you the best with your Lipper Dog. I too am enjoying raising LIpper's latest. They are approaching 4 mos. old, LOUD!!! and looking really good. Have a great day.

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/Lipper

Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 11-13-2010 01:54 PM:

LITTER OF IMPACT..Papers came in..

Well it's Christmas come early at my house. For the first time in a long time, I got to open an envelope and pull a set of PKC papers
showing "HOUSE'S LIPPER" as the sire and War Creek Anna, an exceptional female out of Cowee Creek Clint and a Rock River Frank female as the dam. The pups are 4 mos. old and looking good. Have a great day and GOD bless.

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/Lipper

Posted by Robert Starke on 11-16-2010 09:33 AM:

Impact litter

I sincerely hope that a pup from that cross is Lipper made over. I will either have or will go buy the strongest Finley River bred female from Dan 3 bloodlines to breed to him.

I have nice dogs now. But, I have never had one that I thought would equal the litter Tom Wilbers and I had out of Gr. Ch. Mears' Finley River Trap. They were freaks of nature. That is the only way I know how to describe them. They still haunt my memory.

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Robert

P.S. Junior and I showed against Lipper and Tom at Green Forest, ARK. He was and still is, in my opinion, a beautiful hound. People forget he was a World Show Champion. His ability speaks for itself.

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Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 11-16-2010 03:07 PM:

LITTER OF IMPACT

Hello Robert... I too have high expectations for this latest litter
of LIPPER pups after saving this semen for so long. I sure can see and hear the LIPPER in them. That would be a once in a lifetime cross. Thanks for the kind words and memories.

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins.Lipper

Posted by budhunter on 06-26-2011 03:09 AM:

Mrs. Hopkin i do enjoy lipper and what he done i just wish you would bree the semen back to a cover bitch or a flatrock Trasher or coma bitch i under stad you are going to bred to the great insane Jane i dont get what people see in that dog they are not an all around coon dog i meant to said not a all season dog but hell what do i know

Posted by Jim Hill on 06-26-2011 03:53 AM:

and here we go again, where breeding 9 month old pups are the thing of the future........................GOOOOOOOOOOO LIPPER, just threw up in my mouth a little ,im so over hearing this blow hard

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Posted by Glenn Wells on 06-26-2011 04:01 AM:

It ought to be interesting to see what traits show up on the Lipper and Insane Jane cross , and see the differences between them and the Insane group of dogs out of her. When you add the Trackman group in, you might get an idea of the role that she plays in them all !
But if I was wanting to get an all weather type dog, Travis Brown had posted one that would have fit the bill for that, of that I have no doubts. I know what went into the line and still see it on Haley's nephew and granddaughter that I have. The bad thing is you would probably get one that they talk about worse than Lipper !

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Posted by Nelson Kirkland on 06-26-2011 05:19 AM:

Re: LITTER OF IMPACT

quote:
Originally posted by Hopkins/Lipper
Hello Robert... I too have high expectations for this latest litter
of LIPPER pups after saving this semen for so long. I sure can see and hear the LIPPER in them.

After the 4th cast last night and still not a plus point. Are you getting a little disappointed in the Litter of Impact?

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Posted by Glenn Wells on 06-26-2011 05:32 AM:

Well from what I've seen both Paul and Tom like their young dogs, and beings that they own them and feed them, I would say they suit them and that's all that matters ! Not all dogs are ready at an early age to be put into the hunts, especially the ones that haven't been hunted in packs. You cast one that has only ran by itself in a 4 dog cast it does mess them up, till they get used to it . They have plenty of time to learn and they will, unlike some that post with all the putdowns, that seem to know it all !

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Posted by Nelson Kirkland on 06-26-2011 06:00 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Glenn Wells
Not all dogs are ready at an early age to be put into the hunts,

I would say that's right.

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Posted by MikeR on 06-26-2011 11:46 AM:

Re: Re: LITTER OF IMPACT

quote:
Originally posted by Nelson Kirkland
After the 4th cast last night and still not a plus point. Are you getting a little disappointed in the Litter of Impact?

Dr. Law from the impact litter LOL. Sounds like the 5 culls I got off of Lipper.

Posted by Knox on 06-26-2011 04:05 PM:

Re: Re: LITTER OF IMPACT

quote:
Originally posted by Nelson Kirkland
After the 4th cast last night and still not a plus point. Are you getting a little disappointed in the Litter of Impact?

Talk about someone blowin, and beat it all you do it over an 11 month old pup...........WOW.......!!!

If the man wants to brag on HIS pup, then let him do it, he feeds it.................its a PUP, but you know everything I can tell.......LOL.....

Some of you guys are comical just reading your posts about a pup you have never seen let alone hunted with, but you are so smart you can look at a pic of the pup and tell everything about it.

This is one of the faults of this sport these days........There is NO RESPECT for our fellow hunters anymore............

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Posted by Hopkins/Lipper on 06-26-2011 06:34 PM:

The Persecution of Dr. Law...

I find it strangely familiar that a small group of men (word used loosely)would make it their undieing mission to destroy the reputation of a very promising 11 month old pup. The rule of thumb that has Proven true time and time again over the years is If the jealous bashers are after you... Then you must have something that they are afraid of. Be it known that LIPPER'S DR. LAW has what I have bred for and looked for in a coondog for last thirty Years. Good luck guys ... I hope you like crow !

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/. Lipper

Posted by jimmie legrand on 06-26-2011 07:04 PM:

fellas i aint hunted walker in over 10 yrs and probaly never will again but if i do start back to walkers id find LIPPER blooded hounds
i owned a male and female both direct from lipper the female was straighter but they both were trackdriving treedawgs both ike and bess could crank out bout 100 barks a min on tree

ike and bess were both the best walkers i had bess was the best hound i ever owned i learned alot from her still miss ol BESS

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Posted by Jim Hill on 06-26-2011 07:57 PM:

Re: The Persecution of Dr. Law...

quote:
Originally posted by Hopkins/Lipper
I find it strangely familiar that a small group of men (word used loosely)would make it their undieing mission to destroy the reputation of a very promising 11 month old pup. The rule of thumb that has Proven true time and time again over the years is If the jealous bashers are after you... Then you must have something that they are afraid of. Be it known that LIPPER'S DR. LAW has what I have bred for and looked for in a coondog for last thirty Years. Good luck guys ... I hope you like crow !

Tom Hopkins
Hopkins/. Lipper

well if hes got all your looking for then put it out there ,has he even been in a hunt yet,if so what did he score,did he win his cast ???

i know for a fact if he was in a hunt and won you would be on here letting the world know all about it

Posted by CSnowgren on 06-26-2011 08:11 PM:

Speaking for myself, the only issue I have is that the breeding of a pup is questionable simply due to not knowing what he will eventually mature into. Introducing an unknown gene pool into the breeding quotient is far from responsible, especially if one is truly concerned with the breed as a whole. You have a pup that was a result of a breeding that you have no basis to examine it from the perspective of it working or not. Then, before he has even proven what he will turn into, you allow folks to breed to him. An unknown pup from an unknown breeding producing unknown traits. Then you post it for all to see and turn around and cry persecution because someone speaks out against it. Please. These folks are guinea pigs for nothing more than your ego. Jealousy has nothing to do with it. I just hate seeing folks get taken advantage of, but I am sure that in your mind it is their fault as there are many to breed to yet they chose Law. Guide them, don't take advantage of them. I could careless if its Dr. Law off of Lipper or Dr. Suess off of Mickey Mouse. Breeding a yearling is a bad idea.

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