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What about Nighty Night Kennels and the Nighty Night line? Where did it start. Does it even have a starting point or dog? The guy that has it has put so much effort, thought, time and research into it that a lot of people say that he is "Crazy". I don't know where it started but I do think that I know where it is going. It seems that it is a big conglomeration of lines but I do believe that there is a method to the madness. One of these days we are going to have a line of All Grand Redbones.

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Preston, did Melton's Big Red belong to Joe or his brother? If he belonged to Joe, was he the first coonhound that Joe owned? Did Joe breed Susie to Big Red or was she owned by someone else????????

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Razor has been gone 3 years now. We have semen put away on him that we use for ourselves when we want puppies. We have a litter every 1-2 years- the youngest litter was born on April 15, 2014.

Razor is IN FACT the breed's #1 reproducer. You can try to discredit that, but you would just look foolish doing so. Until a dog comes up and bumps him from the top, he will remain there, just as his great-grand sire Ace did before him.

I do NOT get on this board anymore, in part, because I just don't indulge in the trash talking about anyone else's dogs- and Rob has NEVER been on this site because he does not use the computer-ever.

If anyone would like information on Razor, there is no better place to get it than from us. We bought Razor at age TWO. We owned him until he died, just shy of 14. Rob has hunted pups out of him since for the past 10 years. His number is 937-336-1997. You are welcome to call & ask questions if you would like info on Razor.

To everyone, enjoy your dogs, don't let anyone tell you that your line is "wrong" or "not good enough." People are full of opinions. Just find what makes you happy and roll with it. We wish everyone luck in 2014 as you bring out your young dogs and your all-stars.

God bless.

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Because he's not outlaw bred. He was bought, then named/titled under said name then sold to the Childers.He also reproduces a different "style" dog them the original outlaw strain.

FACTS!!!

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Congrats!
How is "Jeff's outlaw pearl bred? Seems to me that Razor crosses EXTREMELY WELL on the "original outlaw" strain of dogs, and I'm curious if this dog is just another fine example.

Again congratulations, and good luck in the future I'm sure you guys will do great


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IS THIS THE DIFFERENT "STYLE" DOG YOU WERE REFERRING TO ???

REMEMBER, KID HAS ONE SHOT OF BILLY THE KID IN HIS 5th GENERATION TOO. WHY YOU THINK WE CALL HIM "DA KID" ???

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I have so many "questions" and no answers this morning.
What about Johnny Coffman's line of Redbones, Jericho, ZBO, Smoky, Little Joe? Have I left any out? Johnny must have started before I was born. Was Coffman's Little Joe the first one? I wonder who he was out of?

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I have so many "questions" and no answers this morning.
What about Johnny Coffman's line of Redbones, Jericho, ZBO, Smoky, Little Joe? Have I left any out? Johnny must have started before I was born. Was Coffman's Little Joe the first one? I wonder who he was out of?

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I think Little Joe was out of Hunters Timber Chopper and Red Hattie, but I see another Coffman dog farther back called Nitech Coffman's Big Boss Man, on some of my old papers.

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Does your pedigree go back far enough to show who Coffmans Big Boss Man's sire was. I was thinking he was sired by Coffmans Little Joe.

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Coffman's Little Joe was out of Max Hunter's Timber Chopper who was out of Max Hunter's True Too. So Mr Hunter and the great Timber Chopper Line actually started with Hunter's True Too. I wonder why they aren't called True Too hounds. What does Hunters Timber Chopper's 4 gen pedigree look like. Was he an outcross or was he linebred? Isn't it amazing that every great kennel's line started with someone elses line.

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Richard, probably a question for Danny Mclesky. Although I am pretty sure Glenn Bosely named him . The story was in the Coonhound bloodlines a few years back and told by Max Hunter, but I stayed at Glenns house a few times and can remember him telling me the same. Fellows, do we really want to go that far back. Although I have said before that almost all redbones go back to the same few dogs and that we have come a long way from the walk hunt dogs that Glenn bred. I know I had them. He had no tracker, so bred dogs to fill his needs. I think any time a dog wins consistently in big hunts or shows, or is on the reproducers list, people tend to want offspring from that dog and ask for it by the dogs name. (example) Sidearm, American Patriot, Razor Red, Yellow River, T-Top and the list goes on. I guess one of the reasons the redbone breed has lagged behind in the hunts is the jealousy that exits between owners of redbones and their inability to want to go away from their stock of dogs. This told to me by other respectable breed owners. I hope I don't exhibit that kind of attitude, although I only breed dogs for my own use. Well good luck to all. Mark Lucas

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