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... I assumed it meant keeping the White markings off a ticked dog.... DOes it actaully mean that there should be more ticking then whie in the coat.....? If so It is worded poorly...at least for the simple minded, like myself
For instance.... my BT male has a "star" or a blaze... I'm not looking at him... I assumed it was to control thsoe White areas IN the ticking....
I KNEW someone or two or three would correct me...
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Give that Bluetick man a cigar!!!!!

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I don't think he meant anything by it other than to yank the chain of the advocates for complete purity. The Gascogn types have been bred or crossed with predominately white hounds for centuries and the Bluetick crosses with Walkers is only a continuation of that practice. The recessive genes are going to emerge. My Smokey River Bluetick had some white littermates. He is as Bluetick looking as you can get.



That's him standing behind Whitey.

Indiana Boone Boy was the only "Walker" out of a litter of hounds bred by Vaughn.

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LOL Now Sam, don't start getting like Lynn "Big Breezy" Wilson, who claims, inter alia, that breeding to the breed standards produces the best hunters. LOL Besides you are a Walker .... uh Frog Man anyway.

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...DOes it actaully mean that there should be more ticking then whie in the coat.....?
Heather

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LMAO!!! Now Sam I might have to ask Redtick about this. Do you remember him??? LOL LOL In fact I saw him on the other board bashing UKC today. Maybe I should post it over here to liven things up a little.

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LMAO!!! Now Sam I might have to ask Redtick about this. Do you remember him??? LOL LOL In fact I saw him on the other board bashing UKC today. Maybe I should post it over here to liven things up a little.

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I guess PKC is about the only one he can get on.He been kicked off most of them.

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Never claimed that Bill and never will.Breed the best hunter to the best you can,but be prepared to "not reg.' off standard dogs.

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Yes, but after the thread wherein it was admitted that people were actually shearing hounds to stand on the bench and that absurd opinion about the breed standard was put forth; I have kinda looked at the breed standard differently. I see it as a general standard and don't think it should be interpreted so rigidly. Besides you know my opinions on breed vs. brand.

These Clover Walkers are looking like paintings from the mid 1600s because the genes came from the Gascogn/ Bluetick breeding. Look at my Whitey, you can see Hardwood Bozo in his face.

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Added a new Tick Colored Hound to go along with my booticks.

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Point taken and understood Bill.However that dog is not a bluetick by todays standard.Its a throw back to the old walker blood(boy I opened a can a worms with that one LOL)You know papers only mean a tool to me.Ive had my share of the so called "genetic mud" and will again if I think/or it can get the job done.

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I will post that picture of that French hound wherein they crossed these all white females with Gascogn hounds to maintain the breed- well sort of. All the males disappeared during the French Revolution. I guess they cut the owner's heads off because they were of the landed aristocracy. LOL In any event, that good looking hound posted in this thread could pass for one of those French hounds. Here is a full blooded French Gascogn.


My Remington has more ticks than this hound, but yet this breed is the basic stock from which Blueticks came from. There has always been crosses between white and tri-colored hounds and the Gascogn. That includes Europe and here.

Did you see the Bluetick picture in the Purina ProPlan Magazine for this month?

Buckshot, I'm sorry, we took your thread over. LOL

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. Here is a full blooded French Gascogn.


My Remington has more ticks than this hound, but yet this breed is the basic stock from which Blueticks came from. There has always been crosses between white and tri-colored hounds and the Gascogn. That includes Europe and here.

Did you see the Bluetick picture in the Purina ProPlan Magazine for this month?

Buckshot, I'm sorry, we took your thread over. LOL

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It was good to meet you and your boy at the World Championship Buckshot. Thanks for coming up. Nice lookin' pup!

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It was good to meet you and your boy at the World Championship Buckshot. Thanks for coming up. Nice lookin' pup!

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At least that hound has ticks.Nope didnt see that pic.And me to Drew.

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Congratulations on the English Addition to your kennel!! Nice lookin pup hope all works out well with it!

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Here we go Sam I am a Walker Man. The Saintoingeois, (pure white) hound was in danger of going extinct because all of the males went missing during the French Revolution- at least that's the story. So to preserve the breed they bred them to Gascon males. Look familiar?

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SHE DOES HAVE TICKING ON HER!

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Here we go Sam I am a Walker Man. The Saintoingeois, (pure white) hound was in danger of going extinct because all of the males went missing during the French Revolution- at least that's the story. So to preserve the breed they bred them to Gascon males. Look familiar?

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A little too much ear. The English maintain that they cannot say with certainty where their Foxhounds came from. I can, France.

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