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What has been the results of this type cross? Are the walkers or blueticks traits usually dominant in most cases? Anyone had any experience with this?

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Registered: Jun 2003
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make coondogs,,got some due anytime soon ,,had some in the early 80's,,tough ,no reverse ,coon killing treedogs,,,if more than one of them was loose when the meat hit the ground ,no need to try to skin it as most of the hide would be ripped from the body..

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Registered: Jan 2007
Location: Texan by Birth---Virginian by Choice
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awesome track and tree hounds,,,,,, hunted some single registered lines back in the early 90's.....no quit to em.........

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Registered: Jul 2006
Location: St. Olaf, Iowa
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I hunt with a guy that use to have a female cross like that and she could smoke a coon track. She took a while to get going when she was young but turned into a nice dog.

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