l.lyle
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quote: Originally posted by Dwils
Regardless of what anyone says....Sackett dogs love to trail just as much as some love to tree... think im crazy all you want !!
Sackett Jr produced coondogs, hunted with several off of him and they were all coondogs. He has a 19% reproduction ....and died at 6 years old in Shipshewana Indiana! ....noo one else will ever be able to say their stud had a 19% rate at 6 years old...
I quit getting the Coonhound Bloodlines Magazine about 8-10 years ago. If you don't mind look back in one of them. I know he was the Highest and I think it was 27% at the time before it got watered down with successive generations here later.
Sackett might have had mediocre results on Paper. Jr had a moma from a line of early treers , face barkers, as good as they would ever get by 12 months old which was not that good at all , just my opinion, because I had wasted 8 years being impressed with early starting, Started , Farted, Stumbled and Fell Type dogs. How Jr. ever did what he did coming from that Line of dogs I will never figure out. I got one from (a breeder) suposed to be off Coma, the DNA did not work out and he was off a pup off Sackett jr. I realy did like to vomit when I got the results back from UKC on the DNA. But He came along good and had sense and I ended up keeping himfor 13 years and he died in the woods hunting year before last. So, don't put too much credence nor blame on a line is all I can figure. I, myself have switched away from walkers though . The ones he threw were just too GO YONDER, crazy to suit my hunting style, not that all were tree happy puppy fools.
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