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Posted by coondogedog on 02-02-2007 08:03 PM:

Uctman Dogs

I'm looking into buying an Ucthman Bluetick and I was hoping some of you fine people will give me your honest opinion of these dogs. Thank you, Loyd.

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Posted by John Carroll on 02-02-2007 08:09 PM:

They are my favorite line of Blueticks.

Like all lines, there are good and bad.

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Posted by sheepster on 02-02-2007 08:12 PM:

Utchman dogs are the best in my opinion. Look for the pedigree to go back to the Hawk x Cheater cross.

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Posted by bluefrost316 on 02-02-2007 10:01 PM:

Cant go wrong with Uchtman bred dogs. Like Sheepster said look for HAWK and Cheater.

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Posted by Blue Ice on 02-03-2007 02:05 AM:

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Originally posted by John Carroll
They are my favorite line of Blueticks.

Like all lines, there are good and bad.

I would have to agree with Mr. Carroll on this one. I just like them better than others. JMO!!!

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Posted by mjflores on 02-03-2007 02:47 AM:

Lonnie's Clyde dog is throwing some really nice, dark faced treedogs

Posted by Bob Gutzwiller on 02-03-2007 11:36 AM:

dogs

I've been hunting utchman bred hounds for 18 years and woulnd change it for 1 sec...... loud mouths, early starters, lots of brains, great looks, great mentality, exsposive tree dogs, extremely accurate.............

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Posted by Jerry West on 02-03-2007 06:35 PM:

You can't go wrong with them. I have had very good luck with most of them. Usually very easy to train and easy to handle. I had a male out of Locktite. He made an excellent coondog. Super hard tree dog, layup specialist with a good loud mouth. But my best dog out of the Utchman dogs was a female out of Hawk. She was "Little Miss Perfect". She had it all. Her only problem was that she would climb any tree she could. She fell out one night and broke her back and I had to have her put to sleep. I cried like a baby.

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Posted by patches on 02-03-2007 06:37 PM:

i have an utcman female and she is a really nice dog. loud mouth. very friendly and very smart.

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Posted by Elizabeth P. on 02-03-2007 11:56 PM:

Both of mine are Utchman bred

My male is out of Hornet and my female is out of Clyde (who is out of Hornet). They're awesome dogs. Not just gritty but smart and fun to be around, too. Good for a night in the woods or a night by a warm fire. :-)

I've looked at a lot of bloodlines and I think Lonnie Utchman just breeds them closest to what I'm looking for in a hound.

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Posted by coonbone on 02-04-2007 12:28 AM:

What dogs were out of Hawk X Cheater ?

Posted by sheepster on 02-04-2007 02:00 AM:

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What dogs were out of Hawk X Cheater ?

I'm not 100% sure cause I only have my dogs 3 gen. but I believe Indigan late nite Molly and Forked deer blue magic

Posted by coonhunter00 on 02-04-2007 03:21 AM:

i belive the uchtman dog sare the best blue dogs i have hunted with.. Plus the Uchtman brothers are very honest and what they tell u about a dog is 99.9 % true

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Posted by coonbone on 02-04-2007 04:23 AM:

Hadn't heard of Magic,or Molly,but have seen Hawk X Cheater some where.

Posted by Frank Beam on 02-04-2007 08:47 AM:

Utchman

My favorite line of blueticks, I own 5 of them!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Posted by Pat's Blues on 03-21-2007 01:59 AM:

Utchman Female

I am looking for a broke utchman female must be ready for the hunts and i am not afraid to pay thanks please call 585 704 6680 if any one can help

Posted by longshot on 03-21-2007 03:37 AM:

Im a black and tan guy and wouldnt own a blue dog if it was free, but if I did it would be utchmans. I have drawn several in hunts and they usually will give you all you want. Iv saw several that can compete with anyone....

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Posted by on 03-21-2007 04:15 AM:

I think if the test of time & longevity means anything they are deffinately worth givin a try.

This strain within the breed has been bein maintained & campained since before most of us where even breathin on our own!!

Posted by Mark Wiles on 03-21-2007 11:13 AM:

STOOD THE TEST OF TIME IS CORRECT

Two Toes left out the success of these hounds time has proven their ability and looks over powers most of the lines today and they keep coming. They have not went into hiding all through the years and have maintained a more outstanding performance than other lines. Honesty has played a most important role in the success of this line of dogs when you get an Utchman dog from these guys you are getting the blood line described in the pedigree.

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Posted by Mark Wiles on 03-23-2007 10:56 AM:

BTT

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Posted by Frank Beam on 03-23-2007 11:00 AM:

uchtman

My favorite line of Blueticks is UCHTMAN, haven't owned a bad one yet!

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Posted by SCBluetickGirl on 03-23-2007 02:34 PM:

Here a couple of pictures of my 8 month old Uchtman bred female (I really need to take some new pictures... I keep posting the same ones!). She seems to be fitting the typical Uchtman dog description - Quick starter - treed her first coon right at 7 months and has treed 4 thus far, good looks, very intelligent, really loud mouth, quick learner, great disposition, awesome drive, and coon crazy! She's the first bluetick we've had and we've been pleasantly surprised by her. From what I've seen and heard so far, this is a terrific line of dogs.

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Posted by Thomas10313 on 12-19-2019 03:37 PM:

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Originally posted by SCBluetickGirl
Here a couple of pictures of my 8 month old Uchtman bred female (I really need to take some new pictures... I keep posting the same ones!). She seems to be fitting the typical Uchtman dog description - Quick starter - treed her first coon right at 7 months and has treed 4 thus far, good looks, very intelligent, really loud mouth, quick learner, great disposition, awesome drive, and coon crazy! She's the first bluetick we've had and we've been pleasantly surprised by her. From what I've seen and heard so far, this is a terrific line of dogs.

Hey what was she out the male an female that was used in the cross

Posted by Heikki on 12-19-2019 04:16 PM:

Coondogedog

Sent you a pm

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Posted by ARCOONHTR on 12-20-2019 03:08 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by John Carroll
They are my favorite line of Blueticks.

Like all lines, there are good and bad.

I think John has it right they are my favorite also. I tend to prefer Gary’s crosses they are not without faults but in my experience some of the most natural pups they’re are. I have had 4 in the last 7 years that treed their own coons at 7 months or before. The common traits in mine have been super independent sometimes to a fault and pressure tree dogs a lot of them will be bawl mouthed tree dogs some a little tighter on track than I prefer but not silent. From what I have seen some could hunt a little harder when first getting started but by the time their year and a half old more go than a lot of people want. The line that I like makes a bigger hound males 80 lbs plus with mouths to match. I have one here now that has a little more nose than he knows what to do with but he is getting the kinks worked out treed his first night in the woods at 5 and a half months by hisself without ever being worked on a drag or seeing a coon. Just like any breed or line of dogs not all will make it but when handled right and hunted a high percentage will.

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