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what exactly is a gascon?
what are they? are they a seperate breed? I'm interested in learning more about them, what they are, where they came from and so on.
thanks
lizz
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Gascons
Go to blueticks.proboards.com, you will find alot of info.
blueticks, registered by ukc as such. the gascon folks (abgha) do have standards and inspect and register dogs in their own registry which acts mainly as a stud file. if you find bluebooks from the '70's and back you see a lot more big dogs. they just fell out of favor over the years. if you look at gascon peds and go back far enough you see the same things you see in standard blue dog peds - grant, Vaughn, sugarcreek, jocassee, smokey river, ect. if you are wondering what the difference is with them and a standard blue they say a picture is worth a thousand words

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Wow how much does the dog on the left weight.
dog on the left is a minisink/Cameron bred female weighing about 63lbs. the male on the right weighs 127 in hunting shape. he's 30+ inches at the shoulder, although I've never measured his height.
Lee
I love that picture! Real nice hound and his owner is not too bad either.
thanks phil, I think.
WOW, he's a whopper cat ain't he great picture an two good looking dogs
Isn't a Gasgon hunt in the spring I would love to attend.
yep, granite falls, n.c. first Saturday in march. anyone wishing to see these dogs is more than welcome to come. the food is usually pretty darn good as well.
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dog on the left is a minisink/Cameron bred female weighing about 63lbs. the male on the right weighs 127 in hunting shape. he's 30+ inches at the shoulder, although I've never measured his height.
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Is a gascon a fast type dog or do they tend to be slower. I been researching them and the majestic hound. I think I would like to try one to just be different. Are they easy starters or late maturing
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they are more the style of an old country coondog. track speed is on par with about anything else but they take longer locating. they are pretty accurate as a result. typically they don't kick dirt in your face and get deep fast, they hunt at a more moderate pace.
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What exactly is a gascon? I'm pretty sure a gascon is a hound that speaks French. Instead of saying, "Booooo", they say, "Weeeeee."
Gascon Hunt?
Jeff...when you say the Gascon Hunt is first weekend in March, do you mean Feb. 28-March 1 or is it March 7-8? Thanks
feb. 28 and march 1
I just got a new pup with alot of gascon blood with French creek valley all over it. You don't see many titles in their peds from people I've spoke with but most are pleasure dogs from what I understand. But most say they can cold track like no other. I'm wondering if anyone has breed speed into these with any luck?
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I have a Utchman / smokey river bred male that weighs 95lbs and is fast. I bred him to a primarly gascon Gyp ( old sugarcreek, Calloway, French valley creek ) and have a litter. The Gyp also weighs 95lbs. The pups are 4 1/2 weeks old today. The male is the better hound by far but the Gyp is good. I hope'n that she passes on her super massive mouth to at least some of the pups. Time will tell if this makes a good cross or not.
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Originally posted by Jeff B
I just got a new pup with alot of gascon blood with French creek valley all over it. You don't see many titles in their peds from people I've spoke with but most are pleasure dogs from what I understand. But most say they can cold track like no other. I'm wondering if anyone has breed speed into these with any luck?
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