Registered: Aug 2011
Location: Baton Rouge LA.
Posts: 381
Black River Kizzi
"Kizzi" is a Busher female (Grizz x Jerri) owned by Mississippian Ronnie Foy and myself.....her home is in the river bottoms near Canton, along the Big Black river.....fella's this gyp has got a huge motor and a huge mouth, and handles like a dream.....Ronnie does not comp hunt, but he does enjoy her alot....................!!!!
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"Lonesome Native Kennels"
Last edited by Layarddog on 09-13-2012 at 06:25 AM
Registered: Aug 2011
Location: Baton Rouge LA.
Posts: 381
quote:Originally posted by price griffin Good looking dog I really like the looks of them black dogs!
Thanks Price....Kizzi came to us by way of North Carolina.....she was bred by Mr. Tim Cope of River Road Kennels. Kizzi is a young two yr. old and is a real pleasure for my good friend Ronnie Foy of
Mississippi and myself.....!!!!!
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"Lonesome Native Kennels"
Last edited by Layarddog on 09-13-2012 at 08:58 AM
I got a leopard female name a Kizzie. My girlfriend name her for me. She has a male Cocker nama Tobie and she is a big Roots Fan . So she name her Kizzie. I axe her to name a male pup Coon Ta Kintae but she calls him Mister.
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Location: Williamstown ky
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Really like the looks of her. My first really good coondog was an English female named Kizzy. That might be influencing my decision some. LOL Better start scouting out a male to breed her to. I'd say you'll have some fellas wanting pups after they see her pic.
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Moody Hound English Kennels
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KENTUCKY TREE DOGS
Registered: Aug 2011
Location: Baton Rouge LA.
Posts: 381
quote:Originally posted by moodyhound Really like the looks of her. My first really good coondog was an English female named Kizzy. That might be influencing my decision some. LOL Better start scouting out a male to breed her to. I'd say you'll have some fellas wanting pups after they see her pic.
Thanks a lot, we are hoping to make a cross on her down the road....as I am sure you know, plans are made and must be adjusted as you go, but we have in our kennel at this time a young male (Apache x Taylor)...a full brother to our Lonesome Dove that we plan to breed to her....should he continue to develope in the way that we believe he will....we will not breed her until we believe it is the right time....both of these young dogs are still developing....here is a short video of Chief...the young male I have in mind for her....Chief is a 1yr old but is showing strong promise of winning ways.....He is a little hoarse in the video from over barking.....he does have a excellent mouth when he is well......
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"Lonesome Native Kennels"
Last edited by Layarddog on 09-15-2012 at 11:43 AM
09-13-2012 06:20 AM
