Registered: Dec 2011
Location: Rockport, In
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Walkers all the way ya they r popular but there has to b a reason for that easy to work wit and pick up what there suppose to do easy to

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Registered: Feb 2011
Location: Charleston, Il.
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as long as does what i want it to do i would hunt anything that suites me [/B]

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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: convoy,ohio
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ENGLISH!!!

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Registered: Dec 2011
Location: Clay,WV
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yea i like the lighter blue ticks too

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Location: South Dakota
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i tried real hard to be a blue man but after seriously considiring shooting several of them and then myself just to save the world a little misery i tried a few walkers. got one that i love but seen a zillion more i would just as soon shoot as turn loose. my walker gyp is pretty close to perfect for me she gets in the dark and strikes quick and honest. can run a track pretty dang good and is very good about passing slicks and treeing the coon even when the rest of the cast doesnt. pretty dang accurate also. she is a hellacious tree dog and would tree next to lucifer hisself. You ain't running her off any tree. but know for the weird part, my wifes leopard. this dog is even closer to perfect. he flat @ss gets in the dark, is deadly accurate, super independent and runs a track with authority. He handles like a dream you never ever need a leash. i swear to god he understands every word you tell him. only thing i dont like about him is he would be a pushover at a rowdy tree. If things get rough I bet he will go fond another just not a mean or even slightly gritty hair on his hide. Good news is he is deep and lonely and has the meat almost every time. If I could combine him and my walker gyp id have a world beater for sure. Still keeping my eyes peeled for that special one in a million blue dog but for now I'll just enjoy a lep that has completely changed my view on the breed and my expectations on what it takes to eat my dog food.

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I gotta stick with Bnts.I've been partial to em since I was a young boy.

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Location: georgia
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Plotts and more Plotts

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Location: convoy,ohio
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i sure like what i read about the leapord dog,thats the kind of dogs i like to feed.wish i had one

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i sure like what i read about the leapord dog,thats the kind of dogs i like to feed.wish i had one

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Originally posted by skeets
i rather hunt curs but i got a walker that hunts like one, i dont even have to take a lead with me. only thing i dont like about her is when she trees off the bluff you aint going to call her out, i have to put on my big boy boots and go get her.

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Location: tennessee
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lyle i walk hunt my ole walker and she hunt bout right for where i hunt her at, she aint the best but neither am i. i might start tail gate hunting when they start makeing tailgates a lil more less hard. couple weeks go i got home at 10 in the morning, dogs treed off the bluffs, it was to rough for me to get down, i hollerd scream and shot but nothing doing still stayed in the gulf treeing harder than ever. 10 clock rolled around i said to myself ive had as much fun as i can stand. went back the next day my dogs were asleep on my shirt.

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Registered: Oct 2008
Location: Western Virginia
Posts: 745

btt

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Location: North Central, Mo
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I was a Black And Tan man for many years. I went through a lot of them trying to find something that suited me. I was partial to them when I was young too. My Wife's Grandpa steered me in the right direction by getting a pup out of his line. If everything works out I'm done training hounds to tree coon. So far I have two generations of my own that are naturals and are naturally straight.


To this day I don't know how or why I can take a pup to the woods that has never been messed with on a cage coon or a drag and have them just tree coon by themselves consistantly. I have dropped my male within 25 yards of a deer, I didn't know it at the time until the deer started running. My male went another direction. I have had him tree a coon where a possum was sitting on a blow over 10 feet away and he never messed with it even after shooting the coon out of the tree. He could have went and grabbed it off the blow over, but he just left it sitting their. After two years of hunting him he has never treed anything but a coon or ran off game.

I am happy with our family BLUETICKS.

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Location: fairmont wv
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they dont go blowing through the country side looking for a red hot track that they can run not saying there arent good walker dogs out there but they got them bred for the hunts run as hard as they can go through the country side looking for a hot track i tried them yrs ago when every 1 said they was they dog to have didnt impess me none either trashy as hell or not worth shooting or slick treeing idiots glad i kept red dogs around

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