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Looking for a Stud dog close to WI

I am looking for a night or grand night male at stud in or close to Wisconsin. I have a little female with 2 wins left towards grand. Once she reaches grand i want to Breed her. The way she has been hunting it wont take her long at all. In the last two hunts her combined score was 1,750 plus points. She goes back to rat, sacket jr, and sacket on the top. On the bottom she goes back to clover. My problem is finding a good stud dog in the north country thats not to far away so i can go see how the male hunts and or take her to be bred. If anyone know;s or has a good male up around me please let me know!
Thanks,

call Scott Skinkis 920-621-9700. He has a nice male called Lone Pine Mountain Man - He's off Trackman and GrNite Lone Pine Honeybuns that was one of our best reproducers. Been kicking ourselves for a couple years for sending him up there.

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Were is he located?

Think he's near Green Bay. The dog was a NiteCh when he left here, made NiteCh with 3 1st place wins. Don't know if they competition hunted himup there

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Originally posted by Lone Pine JB
Mountain Man is out of Trackman and Honeybuns.

I hunted him for several months, but I called him Sloppy Joe. I really liked him. Dale took him to 3 hunts and made him a NiteCh, I think all 3 were 1st place wins, not sure though.

Slop is big and loud. He was the type to hunt a woods out, not blow through the country. He was very accurate and independent. His only real hole when I hunted him (he was young) was that he had too much nose. He'd take super cold tracks, but he'd finish them right. He eventually grew into that but there were some long, cold nights that I thought I might freeze to death waiting for him.

He was a bit of a slow starter or maybe it was just a slow finisher. I hunted him as a winter/kill season project.

He was sold just after he made NiteCh and is up in Wisconsin now.

NITECH Lone Pine Mountain Man aka Sloppy Joe

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Wisconsin Stud

Hayriver Son Blister is in Wisconsin. He is a Grand Nite that is Sackett Jr. / Lipper bred on top and Dohoney's Boone / River Bend bred on the bottom.

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I had a pup off of a male nitech coma's stylish mace. I never hunted the male but the pup was treeing caged coon by 4 1/2 months and had a huge, long bawl mouth. I talked to one other person that had a littermate sister and he said she was doing very well also. He was a very easygoing pup that was about as well minded as you could find. Got a pic of him on the coma dogs board. Pm me if you want his owners number, I think you would be happy with them. HE got hit by a car at 7 months and is missed to this day.

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Kler cry's Larry x Indiana Hannah (linebred deventer breeding)

NiteCh McCulley's Tree_Hugging Murphy(Coma/Coma)
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Reedsville, Wi
920-973-0124

The male I suggested is a littermate to the mother of this years UKC World Champ.

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Lone Pine North

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