Doug Johnson
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Lawrenceburg, Ky
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Rick, she was bred to Hard Knocking Hayes and produced a nice litter. I lost some conformation on that cross but gained a little harder going dog, which is what I was after.
I started several of them, very natural and early starters, outstanding track speed, good noses and all were tree dogs.
The female that I kept back didn't make my cut, her front feet turned out a little. Several were titled but never bred much.
Dual Grand Lucky, owned by my friend Steve Finder in Wisconsin, made a nice dog and has reproduced. I have a female here that's out of him and I'm partners on another in W.Va with Kevin Hissam, he's running her on bear. Lucky has produced some nice bear and coon dogs. The female I have is a complete natural, good tree dog with plenty of grit, but she has a very common mouth and a little loose footed. They are out of a female that is a 3/4 sister to Crockett, out of Cord and a Tell female.
My daughter and Son-in-law had one from Hayes and Breeze also, Johnson Branch Snipper (Snipe), they just buried him this winter. We tried to breed him twice but he was sterile.
He was super quick on both ends, had a good hound mouth and an outstanding tree dog.
Breeze and my Son's Tree Blaster female were lost in a cave/sinkhole 5 weeks after that litter was born.
First night out after weening those pups. She was 3 years old and had 3 wins toward Nt Ch. Bob's Rowdy died shortly after that and Greg's female Dusty was stolen out of his yard.
Son was the only one that lived very long.
Thanks for the complements on her! She was top of the line in my opinion and every day I wish I had her back.
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