Registered: Oct 2012
Location: burnt district MO/KS border
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Hounds who have lived in the house here:

GRNTCHGRCH Robinsons English Looser

GRNTCHGRCH Boughtons Red Ruby

GRNTCHGRCH Timber Valley Queen

NTCH Ozarks Rebel Battle Cry

NTCHGRCH Timber Valley WY


every one of those had manners in the house, and owned the woods as well.

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My daughters dog Insane Sam out of Turpins Stylish Clyde and an Insane Cain female is the quitest dog at home that i have been around in 50 years of hunting.

He don't bark for any reason around the barn truck pull up with dogs barking in box he don't bark but a whole different story when you unsnap the leash.

Line them up boys unsnap and let them go just like three or four race horses fifty yards up the road or hollow he will make a quick right or left and that will be the last time you will see him with another dog unless another dog goes to him and that has not happened yet nothing for him to travel 10 to 12 miles on the garmin in one night.

He can cover more ground in the smallest amount of time of any dog i ever been in the hill with you notice i have not said he is a finished out coon dog that could be awhile for there is a long story behind his training and we have started all over again on a lot of simple things that i use to never give a second thought and if he does come around and stay treed at ever tree he trees up he will be the kind of dog that all these hunters want in a no return until treed dog.

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Originally posted by Carl Fox
My daughters dog Insane Sam out of Turpins Stylish Clyde and an Insane Cain female is the quitest dog at home that i have been around in 50 years of hunting.

He don't bark for any reason around the barn truck pull up with dogs barking in box he don't bark but a whole different story when you unsnap the leash.

Line them up boys unsnap and let them go just like three or four race horses fifty yards up the road or hollow he will make a quick right or left and that will be the last time you will see him with another dog unless another dog goes to him and that has not happened yet nothing for him to travel 10 to 12 miles on the garmin in one night.

He can cover more ground in the smallest amount of time of any dog i ever been in the hill with you notice i have not said he is a finished out coon dog that could be awhile for there is a long story behind his training and we have started all over again on a lot of simple things that i use to never give a second thought and if he does come around and stay treed at ever tree he trees up he will be the kind of dog that all these hunters want in a no return until treed dog.

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Aneisa just don't bring that tooth brush back in the house when you start doing that LOL.

My breath smells bad enough with out using the wrong tooth brush.lol.

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I have got a whole kennel and half a house full of dogs just like that. It is a trait that I specifically breed for, very successfully. The cornerstone of my breeding program is my Leopard stud Grnitech Grch Cash's Camo Jug of Shine. It is a trait that he throws in purebred as well as crossbred litters. My dogs also handle like border collies, and I can show you dog after dog after dog across the country out of him that is exactly the same way. Only time you need a leash is on Saturday night because of the rules. Old guys love hunting with my dogs, but so do the young hard chargers. Shine is about the most mellow dog in the world until the sun goes down and the boots come on, then he flips a switch and let's her buck! He only has three legs now, but still has more hunt in him than most 4 legged dogs.

http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...eadid=928356416

Click the link to see a bunch of pics of Shine and some of my other dogs.

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--2012 National Grand Nite Champion American Leopard Hound
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--High scoring Leopard Saturday night at Leopard days 2011
--Qualified for the 2011 UKC World Hunt.
--High Scoring Leopard of the 2011 UKC World Hunt
--Breed Winner for the 2011 Purina Race Hunt
--2011 South Dakota State Hunt Champion
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--Tri-State Coonhunters Association 2010 Bench show dog of the year

And the Redbone--
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I guess it did say dogs.......which would include curs, mutts, and collies

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