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southernthunder
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Thank you for the info, interesting history on the line of dogs would love to find out more on these dogs from out in that country and how they came to be.

your welcome to call and visit anytime. I can give you all the others phone numbers and you can visit with them as well. there were lots of folks that had a hand in helping get the dogs where they are at today.

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V. Cannon
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Eddie, you should get Austin to contribute to this thread, he could add a lot on the background on several of the dogs that has been mentioned.

Where's Bonnie at in Crocketts pedigree?

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southernthunder
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Eddie, you should get Austin to contribute to this thread, he could add a lot on the background on several of the dogs that has been mentioned.

Where's Bonnie at in Crocketts pedigree?

she is Crocket's grandmother! I talked to Austin today about this thread lol

..................................GRNITECH PR DOUBLE SPRINGS ECHO
......................GRNITECH GRCH PR RAZOR RIDGE POP A TOP
..................................PR CANEY CREEK'S BLUE AMY
...........GRCH PR RAZOR RIDGE POP A TOP AGAIN
..................................GRNITECH PR DOUBLE SPRINGS ECHO
......................PR HAMLIN'S BLUE BONNIE
..................................PR PINE SPRNGS FANNIE II
GRCH GRNITECH PR HAMLINS DAVIE CROCKET HTX
..................................CH GRNITECH PR SLIFE'S BLUE RAMBO
......................GRNITECH GRCH PR SMILEY'S BLUE RAMBO II
..................................CH GRNITECH PR SMILEY'S MISTI BLUE
...........PR RAMBO'S FLAG (JANE)
..................................CH NITECH PR PORTER'S SPIDERMAN.
......................PR HIGH FANCY
..................................PR SMITH'S BLUE CRICKET

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Sure is a lot of echo in that pedigree.

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southernthunder
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up close too

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Fannie 2 mother was the real deal and could scatter dogs on a track and tree .5 mile ahead of some dogs. Ask Larry about it. She also had the best mouth I have heard on a female, even as a 10 year old she would drown out a lot of dogs when she treed.

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I love track speed! my favorite trait of all. I like a good houndy mouth on a dog too. sounds like there are even more nice hounds behind Crocket than I even imagined. I didn't know those dogs but figured they were yours in that mix. all of yours were Pine Springs weren't they?

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Blue bell was the start which was 5 generations of dogs behind Bonnie's dam, Fannie 2, top and bottom. I didn't try to breed a line of dogs and I haven't ever been hung up on any dog, I always just tried to hunt the best dogs I could find and if I was lucky enough to find a good dog I would raise a litter every couple years but only if the first litter was good.

Before I would breed a dog it had to be a good track dog and a one bark accurate tree dog.

I have always felt that a one bark accurate treedog is an indication of the way a dog runs a track, sorry track dogs miss coon. A smart dog that actually wants to catch a coon trees the coon that climbed to get away.

Most dogs that miss a lot of coon tree because they don't have the ability or skills to finish a track.

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southernthunder
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Blue bell was the start which was 5 generations of dogs behind Bonnie's dam, Fannie 2, top and bottom. I didn't try to breed a line of dogs and I haven't ever been hung up on any dog, I always just tried to hunt the best dogs I could find and if I was lucky enough to find a good dog I would raise a litter every couple years but only if the first litter was good.

Before I would breed a dog it had to be a good track dog and a one bark accurate tree dog.

I have always felt that a one bark accurate treedog is an indication of the way a dog runs a track, sorry track dogs miss coon. A smart dog that actually wants to catch a coon trees the coon that climbed to get away.

Most dogs that miss a lot of coon tree because they don't have the ability or skills to finish a track.

oh how I agree with you 100%

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I hunted with old Echo, Pop a Top, Jug, and a few more from this bloodline.

I bred a pretty nice kind of female to the DUI dog, and hunted a son out of him until he died last winter.

Good bunch of hounds.

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I hunted with old Echo, Pop a Top, Jug, and a few more from this bloodline.

I bred a pretty nice kind of female to the DUI dog, and hunted a son out of him until he died last winter.

Good bunch of hounds.

ole Jug had a horn on him

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ole Jug had a horn on him

He did.

The original Echo dog was one of the fastest hounds I ever saw go.

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Crocket can sure push a track for an old dog. its in the genes cause his pups can flat move a track. I think you got to hunt a few times with Grace so you know what kind of drive and different gears they have lol

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Crocket can sure push a track for an old dog. its in the genes cause his pups can flat move a track. I think you got to hunt a few times with Grace so you know what kind of drive and different gears they have lol

I hunted several nights with Grace.

She reminded me of old Jane, her grandmother.

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John, Echo was the fastest dog I have ever hunted and caught more coon by himself than all of the dogs combined that I have ever hunted. Linda was fast but Echo killed more coon on the ground than I had thought possible by any hound. He was also the best pressure treedog that I have ever hunted, you could shoot coon out 50 feet from him or pull a coon out of a hole that would end up getting killed under tree he was treeing on and he would just move to the other side of the tree and keep treeing.

No part of Echo was man made, he was born with the confidence and independence to stay with what he started and treed.

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I hunted several nights with Grace.

She reminded me of old Jane, her grandmother.

same thing Larry says every time out lol

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John, Echo was the fastest dog I have ever hunted and caught more coon by himself than all of the dogs combined that I have ever hunted. Linda was fast but Echo killed more coon on the ground than I had thought possible by any hound. He was also the best pressure treedog that I have ever hunted, you could shoot coon out 50 feet from him or pull a coon out of a hole that would end up getting killed under tree he was treeing on and he would just move to the other side of the tree and keep treeing.

No part of Echo was man made, he was born with the confidence and independence to stay with what he started and treed.

the naturals make better hounds and reproduce better imo if a dog don't have the trait it can't pass it on and that's for sure

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