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PUG FACE
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Crazy Cascade Blue Ticks

They are kind of pricey. Are they worth the money?
Anyone here have any luck with them?

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BuckNAze
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They are great dogs. Gritty, smart, intelligent, Ive personally seen some fast ones, and can finish a track.

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11-21-2010 04:36 PM

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theo
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breeding

whats the breeding on them dogs?

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Chaos
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They are just a spin off of the cameron dogs

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11-21-2010 06:35 PM

theo
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bucknaze

yeah..ive heard of them cameron hounds.ive seen a picture of steve phipps in Bloodlines a while back.those cameron dogs are nice i heard.my friend meet del, when he went to montana a few years back.and also has his book.how do they make as coondogs?.i red a story in full cry about one in colorado that was a good coondog.

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cold mtn
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those are some good looking dogs.anybody out this way got any of those dogs that you no of

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jackbob42
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quote:
Originally posted by BuckNAze
.... Got one outside that killed a coon on the ground at 2 months old.

AMAZING !

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Chaos
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quote:
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Haha obviously you havent owned one. Yes they are a strain off of Del Camerons dogs..

No I don't need to own one to tell someone that the breeding is just cameron breeding that this guy is is calling his own breeding. lol

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11-24-2010 06:57 PM

ddavidson
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Steve Phipps blueticks

I have one on order from Steve for spring pick up, so far Steve has been great to work with and talk to. I have only heard good things about Steve and his dogs!

Cant wait to pick her up.

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Justin Smith
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quote:
Originally posted by BuckNAze
Haha obviously you havent owned one. Yes they are a strain off of Del Camerons dogs. www.crazycascadeblueticks.com I have yet to see a dud. They are good dogs, plain and simple. Got one outside that killed a coon on the ground at 2 months old. Was treeing on wild bears at 3 1/2 months old. I think they do just fine.

this is your brain on drugs ...

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quote:
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Haha wow. Thats what an ignorant person would say. Trust me I got all the proof to back it up, no Im not bragging just stateing what these dogs are capable of. Nor am I trying to boost CCB ego or their rep. Just stating what I have witnessed. Got a plott thats just as gritty and doing pretty good.

No , an ignorant person would try and convince others that an 8 week old puppy killed a coon. The only proof you could have would be a video , so post it up and lets see it.
And as far as boosting their ego or their rep , you've convinced me not to even bother calling the guy. I'll bet he appreciates that ! LOL

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Justin Smith
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WeYsTmIzjkw

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C. Burns 17
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quote:
Originally posted by BuckNAze
Haha obviously you havent owned one. Yes they are a strain off of Del Camerons dogs. www.crazycascadeblueticks.com I have yet to see a dud. They are good dogs, plain and simple. Got one outside that killed a coon on the ground at 2 months old. Was treeing on wild bears at 3 1/2 months old. I think they do just fine.

Do u have a picture of him?

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You're kidding right?

If that pups only 2 months old , then that coon is only a week old kitten !

There's alot of difference between "killin" a coon and "chewin" on a dead coon.

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NH_walker001
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2 1/2 months is only 10 weeks... to catch and kill a coon??? hmm i guess but the dog looks much bigger then the coon and you said 10 weeks... i start my dogs early but did this dog run the race at 3 1/2 months looks alot older then that but maybe just the picture.

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quote:
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And no I never said he caught his own.

No , but you did say "Got one outside that killed a coon on the ground at 2 months old."
And I'm calling BULLCRAP on that one !
Ain't no 8 week old puppy gonna kill a coon. I don't care what kind of dog it is.
And that picture you posted with it chewing on a coon is not a 2 month old puppy chewing on a coon. That dogs head is way too big compared to the coons head. LOL
Ain't got no beef with whatever dogs you hunt. It's the bullcrap you're trying to tell us that is the problem. LOL

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dsodshounds
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quote:
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Ain't no 8 week old puppy gonna kill a coon. I don't care what kind of dog it is.

what about bark at one? lol

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dsodshounds
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lol if that was a shot at me I got a pair of 10 week old pups hammering on a coon on my photobucket? I was just trying to help ya out kiddo trying to help you prove that SOME pups do things like that at a young age.

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