nccoonhunter197
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Registered: Jun 2008
Location: Taylorsville, NC
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I voted other. Jim hit on a few points, look to see what is throwing winners. Look to see if those winners come from females that are bred about the same. I know some studs that have thrown awesome litters with certain females and nothing from others. Hunt with offspring, look for common traits among them. The best way to judge a stud is by his offspring. See how many he has, how many are turning the crank. Go back like one guy said and call past litter owners, they will more then likely tell you the good and bad about the litter they raised. A stud dog owner/promoter will tell you the same thing. Well the honest ones will tell you " don't know how they will turn out, he has threw some nice ones here and there." The promoters will tell you " he throws early starters with huge mouths that can drive a track and real tree power. I mean blow the leaves off the tree and have a coon every time." In reality what they are saying is " if you got a female that is ready to breed and the stud fee in cash, I will let him park on top of anything, and you might get one out of ten that will even bark at a coon."
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