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Memories & 15 straws of semen is what I have left of a hound that caught many that decided to die instead of climb. Milo fields were the easiest for him to catch coon in. Corn was a little tougher. Waist high beans was real tough. Guys that hunted with him much saw it happen. Seen him catch two per night now and then after running hard in the crops for an hour or more. The hard running coon races have slacked off a bunch since he died. He opened steady on hard runners but got tight on looses until getting it lined out, which didn't take long. I really doubt if I ever have anouther like him.

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Gr Ch Gr Nt Ch Natural Smokey River Rebel. Rebel was tight on cold tracks but wide open on running tracks. I've hunted with some really nice hounds the past 45 years and only hunted with one that caught coon on a regular basis. The coon in this area run hard in crops and elect to not climb. Catching coon in crops is about keeping a track hot, minimal looses, running hard and lots of desire. I really doubt if I ever have anouther with this ability. The reason most good track dogs don't catch coon in crops is because there 20 yards behind them.

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The only stud I no of that does that is Tim Griffin's Truth dog. Definitely known as the hardest going dog in the country and has won about everywhere he puts them up bushes telephone poles and heard at autumn oak's he treed one up a fence post. The dog absolutely flys through the country look to catch one

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The only stud I no of that does that is Tim Griffin's Truth dog. Definitely known as the hardest going dog in the country and has won about everywhere he puts him. puts them up bushes telephone poles and heard at autumn oak's he treed one up a fence post. The dog absolutely flys through the country look to catch one

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Hey lambert I have a female off of trackmans lady and spider. She is turning out of be a nice little dog. I think she will shine after this season. U should look into a houses bred hound. They seem to be nice balanced hounds. Houses Jammer is in Ohio . Might be worth looking into. Tom bates has him . Not sure if he is still at stud or not. But I would probably be interested in one depending on when the cross is made . Either way let me know if u cross her on something . I'd probably be interested in another

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Smokin Hot Spot catches a lot of coons on the ground.

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Is by far the fasting hunting dog and put up a low Bush or get caught on the ground . I personally seen seem him catch 6 in one night and put 4 singles in different bushes.....I have turn many hounds loose in my life but his is by far the best I have ever seen leave like a cannon every drop of you don't hear home in the first minute get back In the truck because you have along walk ahead of you.I always enjoy being the truck guy not the guy have to have my guts walked out.......and hear a rumor that has aIs by far the fasting hunting dog and put up a low Bush or get caught on the ground . I personally seen seem him catch 6 in one night and put 4 singles in different bushes.....I have turn many hounds loose in my life but his is by far the best I have ever seen leave like a cannon every drop of you don't hear him in the first minute get back In the truck because you have along walk ahead of you.I always enjoy being the truck guy not the guy have to have my guts walked out...I hear Tim has super nice loud plott up there

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Thanks guys that posted about Truth he is a hard going dog that is a track drifting type dog that runs to catch. He is very accurate and trees lots of trees that are not very big but have coons in it. He has treed 5 telephone poles that all had coons on them also has treed 2 up tall corner post and has caught a bunch on the ground. And yes Allen Smith the plott dog is loud!!

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call or text me at number below, got what you are looking for and throws pups easy on the eyes also ,him and his pups hunt/run with there heads shoulder ,road hunt at 15-20 mph,have some grand pup 12 weeks old tried to pull dead coon thru chainlink fence ,can send pictures, he is a son of house rebel, used to be wide open on track and not many dogs could keep up with him if they had to lower their heads to smell track.he figured out if he don't bark they wont make it to a tree and he comes back in happy as all get out,,only way know he caught them is watch the lighted collars,,i don't own a garmin or I could go to the spot where he killed them and get them but prices not worth the walk.

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Is by far the fasting hunting dog and put up a low Bush or get caught on the ground . I personally seen seem him catch 6 in one night and put 4 singles in different bushes.....I have turn many hounds loose in my life but his is by far the best I have ever seen leave like a cannon every drop of you don't hear home in the first minute get back In the truck because you have along walk ahead of you.I always enjoy being the truck guy not the guy have to have my guts walked out.......and hear a rumor that has aIs by far the fasting hunting dog and put up a low Bush or get caught on the ground . I personally seen seem him catch 6 in one night and put 4 singles in different bushes.....I have turn many hounds loose in my life but his is by far the best I have ever seen leave like a cannon every drop of you don't hear him in the first minute get back In the truck because you have along walk ahead of you.I always enjoy being the truck guy not the guy have to have my guts walked out...I hear Tim has super nice loud plott up there

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I know this really doesn't belong but by far the fastest track dog I have ever seen was a black dog out of Two Time Albert. It was a female and she caught coons on the ground in corn, beans or on the creek. It didn't matter where they were they climbed or died. She was the most accurate dog I have ever followed as well.

She didn't make as many trees as other s though, she had her draw backs. But nothing ran to catch like she did. Hope to have one like her one day but I won't hold my breath. She caught three in one night once.

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The only stud I no of that does that is Tim Griffin's Truth dog. Definitely known as the hardest going dog in the country and has won about everywhere he puts them up bushes telephone poles and heard at autumn oak's he treed one up a fence post. The dog absolutely flys through the country look to catch one

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don't lie! Now if you are looking for an English truths brother is an extremely good high headed track dog. Goes by hoss.

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He got barred for cussing Tim and Stan. I have no problems with either. And I'm trying to put a face to your name but having trouble. All I'm saying is there are a lot of hard going dogs in this state alone and I've hunted with truth and that's deffinantly a reach! I'm sure the dog has caught plenty of coons that's not what I was talking about.

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He got barred for cussing Tim and Stan. I have no problems with either. And I'm trying to put a face to your name but having trouble. All I'm saying is there are a lot of hard going dogs in this state alone and I've hunted with truth and that's deffinantly a reach! I'm sure the dog has caught plenty of coons that's not what I was talking about.

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I know the rules pretty fair. You didn't see me get barred!lol some just can't control their temper. But the fact is it is very hard to find a dog that will struck run any distance and catch coon. Not near as hard to find an ambush type of dog. A lot of dogs do catch coons but not because they have exceptional tracking ability but because they didn't mess with bad tracks they don't have the ability to tree I've had a few like that.

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Not me that's too much walking when you can usually tree one or two on the way.lol

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I have a boxer that can run wide open a half mile and fight one up a tree or a bush but he catches most. He is a great kill dog and a tree dog on time..he is not papered you can breed to him for free lol!!!

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Hahaha that's awsome

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Kevin Schwartz had one several years ago he called Red Eagle Dick V that caught an amazing number of his coons on the ground.
I don't know if Dick was ever collected or not.
Does anyone up Michigan way know what happened to Kevin?

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Kevin Schwartz had one several years ago he called Red Eagle Dick V that caught an amazing number of his coons on the ground.
I don't know if Dick was ever collected or not.
Does anyone up Michigan way know what happened to Kevin?

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He done it again struck a track ran it wide open 600yards and caught that sucker!!!!!gonna have to give him some penicillin, he ain't the best kill dog.

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V was amazing! I was lucky enough to have hunted with him. I don't believe Kevin ever collected him.

What I can say for certain is Kevin loved for those long legged Dick dogs to get out of the pocket.

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