Registered: Jan 2007
Location: emporia, VA
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Could some of you guys give me and idea of some good Black & Tan males in Virginia.

Thanks

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Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Powhatan,Va
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freddie rigo(sp) has GrNtCh GrCh Moore's Hollar Kansas Cash who i Bred to last year and every pup in the litter was treeing by 8 months of age. i hunted with one of the males and he extremely good at 9 months.one of the females went to canada made show Ch on her way to GrCh and was beating GrNtCh dogs consistantly in the woods but was killed. Cash is also on the top reproducers list now. i am very satisfied with the cross and wished i had kept one of the pups
where are you located at?

Allen Zimmerman

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I live in Emporia, Va, Allen. And I have a pup off of Cash and I am extremly happy with her, she to was treeing by 7 mo, now at 8 months you have to drag her off the tree and she sceams the whole way out if someone is carrying the coon out, She WANTS it!
I think cash is a good reproducer, ive hunted several dogs out of him and the were all coondogs.
I plan on breeding my cash pup to my duel grand, Fletchs Blk Smokin Ace, a son of Setum Up Ace.

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Location: East Windfall Rd, Olean, NY
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Jim

Won't that be piling a ton of Setem up ACE on the pups??? It would be on both sides, sometimes that can get a little hairy when it comes to competition hunting?

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Registered: Dec 2005
Location: on. canada
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Allen,
Who in Canada had the pup from Cash?There is only a few of us here with B&T's and I never heard of this pup.
Thanks,Rob W.

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Rob,

It was the pup that jason hoeg (sp) had. up in Nova Scotia i believe. the female i bred t oCash was Dave Nicholas' Molly female. congrats on the winning you have been doing with Blaze Rob.

Dave,

i am going to buy that pup off of Pete and get tango from you at the end of this month as long as the weather isnt still crappy up there. give me a call sometime and maybe if the weather stays bad we can maybe work something out.

Allen

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Thanks Allen,
That is why I never heard about it (NS) is a world away from me.I think it is about a 24HR drive out there.
As for BLAZE,Troy Cornell and Blaise Bauer have aquired half interest in him and have him in KS for the winter.Hopfully this will keep him tuned for the SS this spring.
Thanks again,Rob W.

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Jim

sometimes that can get a little hairy when it comes to competition hunting?

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Jimbob,

When you get a lot of ACE bred in close, you want to hunt with and get to know the hounds you are breeding if possible. From time to time some ACE bred hounds can get an attitude.

My son has one out of ACE that is a gentle and not an ill hair in him, but everytime I draw out with people from Tenn with him, they ask me what he is out of and then they give me a funny look and say well we will see how this night goes, figuring I am bringing a tough dog to the woods, and I don't mean tough as hunting ability. I never have a problem with him, and then they apologize for their comment and tell me some bad experiences they have had hunting against ACE bred dogs. I like ACE dogs don't get me wrong, you just need to be aware of the parents attitudes. That GRNTCH Moore's KS Cash is out of ACE and he is a nice hound and throws real nice hard hunting pups.

Dave

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Jimbob,

When you get a lot of ACE bred in close, you want to hunt with and get to know the hounds you are breeding if possible. From time to time some ACE bred hounds can get an attitude.

My son has one out of ACE that is a gentle and not an ill hair in him, but everytime I draw out with people from Tenn with him, they ask me what he is out of and then they give me a funny look and say well we will see how this night goes, figuring I am bringing a tough dog to the woods, and I don't mean tough as hunting ability. I never have a problem with him, and then they apologize for their comment and tell me some bad experiences they have had hunting against ACE bred dogs. I like ACE dogs don't get me wrong, you just need to be aware of the parents attitudes. That GRNTCH Moore's KS Cash is out of ACE and he is a nice hound and throws real nice hard hunting pups.

Dave

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