HERSHSHUNTIN
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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: gillett PA
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drive
Jerermy
Imo size isn't the factor in the hotter months, yes we all don't want big dogs. But you think about it, if a dog has the 'DRIVE'' that evens things out if they are in shape, run 5-6 nights a week for 3 0r 4 hours or more. Lets look at some of the dogs of the past, and I know you are not familiar with them you being newer to the breed, but Famous Amos was a larger dog and also Smokey mt Brandy was a good size dog, and there are others too, I've been up your way so I know what some of your hunting terrain looks like, but I've also been to where Amos & Brandy hunted and its no picnic there either.
IMO if a dog has the drive & hunted into shape they can satisfy me. big dogs win just as smaller ones do, its a whole lot hotter down South and in Texas that it is up North where we are from, its all in the drive and condition of the hound. but really agree on liking a male dog 55=75 pounds. Big dogs win and little dogs win, drive, condition and mouth are my choices.
Good luck with whatever you choose and its all about getting the pups into the hands of those who will get them in the woods and put time into the pups.
you have a great bred female and I know you can match her up with a Great bred male and have some WINNERS
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Current dogs
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NT CH CH LYNN'S CREEK JULIE
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NT CH ROCKY TOP CHERRY
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