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Hillbilly Mac

would like to know more about his pups Grand pups? any information would be helpful. thanks Paul

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blow the top out of it

well this might help a little sired by Wagner's Mr. Quick whelped by big oak ann. He won the world in 1984 his sire placed 6th in the world hunt in 1982 seems to be a good line . hope this helps

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Adam Davis, owner handler Backwoods Blues
Home of some trashy culls,
it ain't the years it the miles that make me look this way

I believe Mr. Quick was a single regisered dog.......If Im wrong, I m sure I will be corrected shortly.

I had a daughter of Mac

She had to have been one of my top 4 dogs in my lifetime. She could do it all and do it right. Needed some help in the voice department. She was very loud when treed but did a lot of squealing on track. Nice hound though........ handled excellent and would strike from the truck at 60 mph, and be right. I used her to train all my pups, she was straight as a they come and she was very young. Never had any pups as she died from coon paralysis at around 2 years old.

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Keep your viewpoint sharp on what truly matters............... and leave everything else a blur!

Mark Ketcherside,(573-756-0980) Missouri has the Keeper dog.Direct son of Mac.He would be glad to talk to you.

I have a NT CH granddaughter of Mac bred to Keeper. She is due Sept. 9. We had a good young male out of Mac.

I owned a direct son of Mac about 7 or 8 years ago.He was 9 when he died.I had a lot of fun with that old dog.Good bawl on track,steady chop on tree.He would tree a squirrel every once in a while,but other than that it was coon all the way.
Was plenty loud,didn't have no trouble hearing him and would stay treed until you got to him.

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Aaron Allinger,proud member of the NAADP