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What kind of dog was he?
What did he throw in his pups?

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Amazing treeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee. dogs.

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How were they on track were they accurate

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Ones I've seen could run cold tracks that other dogs couldn't smell and show you a coon on the end.Pretty accurate but not all are.I believe it's all in how there trained.Jmo

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I hunted a grandson of Nailor for 11 years and I'm currently hunting a 12 month old grandson of Nailor. Here is what has impressed me about both. Big dogs, very tall, better mouth than most and hard, hard tree dogs. My old dog was very accurate, the pup not yet. The old dog was a head up track drifter, the pup loves to grub an old track. Both tight mouth on the ground and not the kind that gets top strike points. Both were slow starters. I have long wondered if other Nailor dogs showed these traits or if it is just mine.


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I owned a direct son of nailer and studed him for a while grch Grntch nailers Ned he had some age on him when I got him but what I liked and still like about the nailer and the tar rattler dogs on a cold track the ones I have had don't bark twice in the same spot and really accurate Ned was rattler top and bottom if it took you an hour to get to the tree that was ok too

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Seems like Nailor produces coon finders that had that one bark trigger.

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i had one and he interdusted me to more people then i cared to meet, he hunted in a straight line on a dead run , was a hard tree dog, could run a track, had a good mouth, and would stay untill you got to him. he was a direct son out of Nailor.

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The reason I'm asking is I have a female that goes back to nailor 3 times in a 4 generation pedigree. She a pretty nice female I'm trying to put more track power in her SD he's bout 80 percent accurate and that just not cutting it for me.

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LoL.80% is pretty good I'd say..After hunting a big mouth dogs for a couple years I'm kinda spoiled.A lot of these newer blood sounds like yard dogs to me.

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The reason I'm asking is I have a female that goes back to nailor 3 times in a 4 generation pedigree. She a pretty nice female I'm trying to put more track power in her SD he's bout 80 percent accurate and that just not cutting it for me.

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Originally posted by JiM
I hunted a grandson of Nailor for 11 years and I'm currently hunting a 12 month old grandson of Nailor. Here is what has impressed me about both. Big dogs, very tall, better mouth than most and hard, hard tree dogs. My old dog was very accurate, the pup not yet. The old dog was a head up track drifter, the pup loves to grub an old track. Both tight mouth on the ground and not the kind that gets top strike points. Both were slow starters. I have long wondered if other Nailor dogs showed these traits or if it is just mine.


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The 80 percent is giving her credit on legit den trees I'm not saying she's a bad dog just trying to Improve what I have

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half of the walkers on there papers has nalor in the bloodline

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