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The hardest coons to find are the ones that aren't there to begin with.

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She's to old to do it anymore, but before I retired her she was all anyone could ask for in a coon dog. I did manage to get some really good pups off her.

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GR' NI' CH' BIG MONEY X DEEP WOODS SADIE

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GR' NI' CH' BIG MONEY X DEEP WOODS SADIE

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GR' NI' CH' BIG MONEY X NI' CH' MIDNIGHT GYPSY
Double Hardwood Bean bred. I raised and trained him here in Wv. He is in Missouri now. He was and as far as I know still is a fine young hound.

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Here is something rarely seen in Wv. Treed this coon back several years ago. I have treed several solid black ones but in my 26 years of coon hunting this is the first white one. Not an albino, but white.

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http://rs1088.pbsrc.com/albums/i321/Buddy_Combs/20170212_201517_zps6swyrdoa.mp4?w=160&h=160&fit=clip

Penny split treed with these two coons. The video quality isn't the best but this isn't Hollywood.

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http://rs1088.pbsrc.com/albums/i321/Buddy_Combs/20170215_211105_zps6wisyxy8.mp4?w=160&h=160&fit=clip

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That's a cool coon mount,I really like the looks of ur big money female and the double bean bred male,he's a looker.

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Thanks! When we treed that coon there was about 4 inches of fresh snow on the ground. My hunting buddy saw the coon's eyes in the forks of a tall poplar tree. He thought the coon was a clump of snow in the fork of that tree. He said "I see it's eyes! It's lying there in that fork on top of a clump of snow." when he shot it out it was a white coon. That's the only white one I've ever treed but have treed a few solid black ones. Thanks for the compliments.

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Couple of pups from BIG MONEY with my mixed female.

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Penny doing what she was bred & trained to do. By herself with another ringtail on a limb. Click on video to watch.

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Penny treed with the coon. 2 drops Saturday night looked at 5 coons. Thursday night 2 trees looked at 2 coons. This little female is deadly accurate.

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