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Gonna try to set up a hunt and see bo, he isnt to far away.

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Well thats how it looks.

Our gyp isnt in the "elite" group of top dogs but she is dang close, we dont want to settle. Drove halfway across the nation to breed he and she didnt stick, dont want to try it again, may be her last litter.

This is how the crossbreeding came about, to get to the best. If going to one we have in mind pups would be 5/8 blue.

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Gonna try to set up a hunt and see bo, he isnt to far away.

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Thanks Tom.

It kills me that people get excited about getting one qualified for ukc world zones, big deal. Most never go to zones, its easier to say you couldnt go, then to say you got beat.

Ive talked with about 4 people who are truely looking to produce TOP hounds, that can compete at the highest levels.

Most wont look outside their yard.

Ok lets say this. If Mojo was blue there are alot of guys who wouldnt breed to him. Same goes for his son Mason who has been running pro hunts and dominating. He isnt that lucky he is a TOP dog.

Lets look outside the box.

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?? I was talking breeding to dogs not buying... pay attention beofre you start bumping your gums

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I believe there was something on here one time about "intentional cross breeding". I was thinking it was said the pups could not be registered with UKC if it was an intentional cross breeding. I know PKC accepts cross breeding.

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PERFORMANCE FIRST.

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If I may ask, what is the name of your female. Have you raised pups from her before or has she had pups before?

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BBCHA Spring Hunt 2012 King of the hunt for the 2nd year in a row!!!

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-------------------------NITECH UCHTMANS BLUE ALBERT II
---------------------GRCH GRNTCH UCHTMANS BLUE ALBERT III
-------------------------UCHTMANS BLUE ROBIN (GR RAMBO X MISTY)
--------LAWRENCES BL DIXIE
-------------------------NT CH SQUAWS LITTLE SCOOTER (UTCHMAN)
---------------------LAWRENCES BL JANE
-------------------------YEARWOODS BL WENDY --UCHTMANS HAWK X GRNT RUSSELS BL MISTY

She is a top hound in anyone's book, and would have easily granded ut if she'd have been taken to town. She's also produced some nice hounds. She has about as much old Uchtman breeding up close as anything out there.

She has been breed 3x with great results from Zeb, when Gary had him, and Rattler, of which produced Sam and some others. The last litter is off Bum, still young with mixed results. Most of her pups were give to youth hunters and never gave a real chance to show what they had, but most had the qualities we look for.

The litter she was out of was outstanding. There were 9 pups total and all would tree their own coon before they were a year old. I was hunting her and ranger by themselves at 9 or 10 months and treeing coons consistently. Dixie hunts hard and fast. Her transmission is broken-she has no reverse. Most of the time when you cut her you either take her off a tree or have to catch her. Top track dog, hard tree dog. Rigs good and can tree lay ups. Super smart and wants to please. pretty accurate, especially when by herself

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looks like this line is working for u. maybe stick with it. goodluck!

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When I decided to breed Flo I considered all possibilities regardless of bloodlines or location. Phil Davis, a long time friend has owned some hounds that competed at the top with success. He has told me several times that he prefered Bogie over Sadie. We know the success Sadie had. It is proven these hounds can beat the best. Bodacious has reproduced hounds that won at the top level against the best. Rebel has sired pups that won at the top level. I'm not talking breed hunts. This isn't the good ol boys group stroking each other. This decision was made by crossing hounds from the same lines that has proven dominance. The Echo line from the same blood as Flo's ancestors. Keep breeding hounds that haven't made it to the top end and be satisfied going home early.

Until they get there, there just wanta bees with a lot of cheap talk telling how great they are.

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Good post Sir.

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If you are looking for drive check out Kixx. Hes throwing pups that have as much drive as anything I have seen in any breed. And that line of dogs have done some winning.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Blacklabel
[B]I agree that alot of breeders are doing just what you said. But I think they are being line/kennel blind and as a whole fall
I agree.

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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Blacklabel
[B]I agree that alot of breeders are doing just what you said. But I think they are being line/kennel blind and as a whole fall
I agree.

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If a dog produces 1 dog that makes it to the top 10 or 20 at the World hunt, does that make that line the only one to be worth a darn. Just think how many stud dogs are only one dog away. I put more stock in a bloodline that has been developed over several generations with success. Just because a dog places HIGH in the World Hunt does not mean they will be a reproducer, if you don't know the blood behind the dog you don't know what you are going to get. We have produced 5 hounds that have won BBOA NATIONAL HUNT KING OR QUEEN and to us that is a better record than 1 dog that places in the top 20 of the World Hunt, but what do we know we are just wanta bees..........Tim

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http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...ind#post4847204

The best definition I can come up with...

Kennel Blindness- one or a group who cannot see the positive others are doing or unable to acknowledge it. Ones who wont use a dog or line from outside their own kennels, whom wasn't produced by them or from their line of dogs, even if it would improve the dogs by leaps and bounds.

Not intended to offend ANYONE, if it has, take a step back and look at your yard.

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[B]http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...ind#post4847204

The best definition I can come up with...

"Kennel Blindness- one or a group who cannot see the positive others are doing or unable to acknowledge it. "(THIS PART I CAN SEE), BUT HAS NOTHING TO DO WITH BREEDING. IMO.

"Ones who wont use a dog or line from outside their own kennels, whom wasn't produced by them or from their line of dogs, even if it would improve the dogs by leaps and bounds."(THIS I DON'T BELIEVE IS DONE AT A LARGE LEVEL) (HOW MANY IN THE PUBLIC STUD BUSINESS TURN DOWN FEMALES FROM OTHER LINES BECAUSE OF THE ABOVE DEFINITION?) (MONEY, TRAVEL AND TIME HAVE MORE TO DO WITH MAKING POTENTIAL LEAPS AND BOUNDS CROSSES) . IMO. REMEMBER JUST BECAUSE THE NAME OF A DOG HAS A KENNEL NAME BEHIND IT DOESN'T MEAN IT IS "THEIR LINE", IT MAY HAVE BEEN INCORPERATED INTO THEIR LINE. KIND OF LIKE WHAT TIM SAID YOU NEED TO KNOW WHAT BLOOD IS BEHIND THEM.
(Special note: my ALL capital letters is only being used to differentiate your words from mine, no expression implied)

I talked with a breeder of a specific line one time about getting some of that blood to cross back on the particular Stud I use. I was told he was not interested in crossing his female on my stud of choice. That is fine because I'm the one that was looking to make the cross not him. He had his ideas on breeding and I had mine. Long story short is I didn't stop there and continued to pursue finding a somewhat specific bred female. I found what I was looking for and look forward to producing some nice pups from this. As far as the man that wasn't interested, that was his choice. He is breeding for traits that satisfy him and that he believes in. Maybe he could be consider Kennel blind. But his blindness towards me didn't stop what I was trying to do.

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Him letting you breed your female does not change his blindness. It strokes his ego. When infact he would not use a dog that he had produced. Breeding a bitch is not producing. Breeding to a stud is. Owners of females are producers, stud owners are that, stud owners.

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Him letting you breed your female does not change his blindness. It strokes his ego. When infact he would not use a dog that he had produced. Breeding a bitch is not producing. Breeding to a stud is. Owners of females are producers, stud owners are that, stud owners.

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Would you consider using a different Stud dog than the one you are using? Exclude any of his pups in my question. Thanks Lance

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Female owners get to pick where they go. So they produce.

Stud owners get what comes to them, or what they can afford to buy.

This is my outlook on it.

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Female owners get to pick where they go. So they produce.

Stud owners get what comes to them, or what they can afford to buy.

This is my outlook on it.

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SOME STUD OWNERS DO PICK WHAT AND WHAT NOT THEY BREED THOSE ARE THE ONES YOU WANT TO TALK TO

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