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recently had a conversation with a dear friend of mine who is a very successful Walker dog man. Winning BIG hunts and lots of cash in various KC's. What he breeds and trains for today is not what he bred for 30 years ago. Today he breeds to please the scorecard. 30 years ago he bred to please the coonhunter in the winter with emphasis on increasing track speed while maintaining strong treeing instincts. I would not want one of his dogs today. Bluetick guys are more coonhunters than competition hunters and don't breed to please scorecards. Some are trying to do it, they are few in my book. IMHO, I don't want dead loners that are socially dysfunctional, a bit grouchy at trees, that horse race 500 yards into the timber trying to create separation from their cast mates before they even start looking for a coon. That is not coonhunting. Blues that hunt from the second they are turned loose, have the proper amount of independence, increased speed and have nose power to tree February coon, not just July kittens is what I see Blue Guys want, and if competition wins fall into the mix then fantastic. To win big you gotta breed to please the scorecard, to those who want that go for all the gusto and achieve your goals !! I wish you well and much success.

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A title doesn't mean a dog turned out either. Same as not having a title doesn't mean its garbage. How many dogs get back burnered because your pushing a different dog. doesn't mean they're not a good dog you can only campaign one or two at a time especially if your trying to push them to grand not just stopping at nitech. Also if you're trying to sell pups its not always that easy to put them all in comp. hunters hands. Sometimes its hard to even get them all in hunting hands. just my opinion

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Pam Johnson, there is a reason that some dogs win more than others and it's usually because they have more ability. Not just a male that has ability but a female too. Your chances for getting better quality is greater when both dogs have the right ability. Why would anyone want to breed a quality female to a dud male dog or vise versa. It cost the same to raise higher probability pups as it does the well maybe's.

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The reason I believe you see lower percentage numbers on the blueticks reproducers list is because fewer people are breeding to the hounds on the list, particularly the ones towards the top. Why? , I believe it's because most want to breed to there own hound, or one out of "their" stuff. The Performance Program I believe has a lot to do with it also (Lot more Studs to choose from). Basically in math terms the numbers on blueticks breeding is more spread out. This keeps the top ten numbers down. I would say 15 to 20 years ago Tucker's Boomer would have had 800 plus pups as an example. Probably a more accurate way to gauge a Stud would be to include the Performance info along with Top 10 and Personal experience. I don't think we are going backwards. Folks just spreading it around more. JMO

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If we are truly interested in developing a blue hide that can really get it done on the big stage's then find the few we have in our breed and put them together, it would be a great place to start, otherwise it's a long row with a short paddle.......Gerald

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[B]recently had a conversation with a dear friend of mine who is a very successful Walker dog man. Winning BIG hunts and lots of cash in various KC's. What he breeds and trains for today is not what he bred for 30 years ago. Today he breeds to please the scorecard. 30 years ago he bred to please the coonhunter in the winter with emphasis on increasing track speed while maintaining strong treeing instincts. I would not want one of his dogs today. Bluetick guys are more coonhunters than competition hunters and don't breed to please scorecards. Some are trying to do it, they are few in my book. IMHO, I don't want dead loners that are socially dysfunctional, a bit grouchy at trees, that horse race 500 yards into the timber trying to create separation from their cast mates before they even start looking for a coon. That is not coonhunting. Blues that hunt from the second they are turned loose, have the proper amount of independence, increased speed and have nose power to tree February coon, not just July kittens is what I see Blue Guys want, and if competition wins fall into the mix then fantastic. To win big you gotta breed to please the scorecard, to those who want that go for all the gusto and achieve your goals !! I wish you well and much success.

I will say this in addition to these statements. The Bluetick with nose and speed that consistently trees behind, beside and in front of the horse racers can consistently beat them if turned loose in a reasonable coon population. I do not condone breeding automatic strike dogs that are dead loners to always have the 100 / 125 like some others have done. A good fast Bluedog can compete on the breeds merits and strong points in any hunt.

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Yeah, I competition hunt !! All Fall and Winter long.. My Blues compete with the local coon.. My Blues win a ton !!! We use and recommend MOONSHINER LIGHTS, Peggs , Ok.

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I remember when people breed their best coonhound to the best coonhound no matter what breed it was. those hide hunters wanted results that paid off. not many true houndsmen or coondogs left in this old world. i'm not a competition hunter but if I were I would be looking elsewhere for something to breed my female to.

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Jm265, I don't have a clue but would want to hunt with them.

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So who do we breed to? Not being a smart ass I really want to know Kaskaskia River Blue Dizzie( Davis's White river salin Sadie X Bodatious) $1600? in pkc,3rd in the nation in the purina race ,1st in the blue tick breed 2years in a row, won 2 RQE qualified for the world 7years straight Won many GR.NT.Casts. Please give me your opion?

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So who do we breed to? Not being a smart ass I really want to know Kaskaskia River Blue Dizzie( Davis's White river salin Sadie X Bodatious) $1600? in pkc,3rd in the nation in the purina race ,1st in the blue tick breed 2years in a row, won 2 RQE qualified for the world 7years straight Won many GR.NT.Casts. Please give me your opion?

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Pam Johnson, there is a reason that some dogs win more than others and it's usually because they have more ability. Not just a male that has ability but a female too. Your chances for getting better quality is greater when both dogs have the right ability. Why would anyone want to breed a quality female to a dud male dog or vise versa. It cost the same to raise higher probability pups as it does the well maybe's.

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I don't believe the bluetick breed has the drive to win hunts....yes there's some but not like other breeds....breeding to win hunts don't mean breeding to make ticked up walkers....I don't like a babbler but I want a FAST honest strike dog.....i want a dog that can fly in a track not a dog I can listen to on same track all night long.....I want a 1 bark tree dog that hits trees like a freight train and has a coon....not a dog that I can listen to there pretty bawl for 5 minutes checking themselves before they tree.."if" they tree!

It don't matter if you have a litter of pups out of winners AND on the reproducers list with many dogs in there ped on the reproducers list.....unless your part of a clique or have somebody's favorite dog in the ped many times...

The dogs that tell me the most are the ones owned by no named people or people that operate with out needing help...

Blueticks seem to be like there owners....they cover everybody most the time....gotta pack together and are extremly jealous....

I understand how line breeding works but what bluetick out there was that much of a winner that anybody won't there traits locked in 2,3,4 or 5 times??

I think there's some dogs out there that have reproduced well...also believe many coulda produced better if the owners woulda looked outside the box a little more....

There's definantly several winning males out there right now...females also but I believe the females should be pushed in more hunts...seems everybody finishes em to grand and says there to valuable to hunt or ntch and tell everybody they got nothing to prove to you...that's great glad your proud but just cause they've proved something to you don't mean they've proved anything to me....

I don't breed for pedigree,looks or anything at all other than style! I want a certain style of dog and that's the only reason I breed dogs....

To many people just breeding for $ or because a dog has your old world beater in its ped 5 generations back...

Just my opinions and that don't mean everybody or my opinions are the only one that matters....I'm open minded and allways looking for excuses to move forward and not much for making em to go back words or sit at idle for 20 years!

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Treedoggmafia I totally agree the blue hound breed is full of breeders trying to preserve sertan blood lines probably the best thing could be done is let some of it die and step outside the box just my opinion

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my problem with this train of thought is simple...

HOW did the dog win?
Did he have a cheating handler?
Was he an automatic strike dog that rattles his head all night?
Is he mean as a snake and runs everything else off the tree?

Just because a dog has won in the hunts, does not make it superior!!!

I like winners and much as anyone, but I want to know that they won it HONEST and not through a dishonest handler that would cheat a small child just to win a cast!

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How many ways can a person disagree with just about everything posted on here? Most of you would consider me a member of a clique because the hounds I hunt,breed, feed and have had the most luck with in coon hunting, competition and reproduction were basically line bred (or closer)-males and females.

Mostly what I hear from these comments are inexperience or just plain ignorance. What is wrong with the Bluetick breed? Have you got a mirror? Just because you have been unsuccessful do not put all the blame on someone else.

I know what I want. I know what I have had. I pray that I can recognize the talent and develop it when I get my hands on it. I firmly believe what I'm after will stack up against anything from any breed. Having said that-I don't want an idiot, when the dog trees it has a coon (trees don't count, coons do), not ill, not automatic and is fast with a good mouth.

How do cheaters build a program around their dogs? Do they select around dogs that will cover because they pitch them on strike and tree? Counterfeit champions and totally worthless for breeding purposes.

Math, statistics, pedigrees are all tools to aid in selection but you have to do the home work yourself. No easy task. Good luck and engage your brain before you respond. I will talk with any of you who are serious about trying to breed better hounds.

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How many ways can a person disagree with just about everything posted on here? Most of you would consider me a member of a clique because the hounds I hunt,breed, feed and have had the most luck with in coon hunting, competition and reproduction were basically line bred (or closer)-males and females.

Mostly what I hear from these comments are inexperience or just plain ignorance. What is wrong with the Bluetick breed? Have you got a mirror? Just because you have been unsuccessful do not put all the blame on someone else.

I know what I want. I know what I have had. I pray that I can recognize the talent and develop it when I get my hands on it. I firmly believe what I'm after will stack up against anything from any breed. Having said that-I don't want an idiot, when the dog trees it has a coon (trees don't count, coons do), not ill, not automatic and is fast with a good mouth.

How do cheaters build a program around their dogs? Do they select around dogs that will cover because they pitch them on strike and tree? Counterfeit champions and totally worthless for breeding purposes.

Math, statistics, pedigrees are all tools to aid in selection but you have to do the home work yourself. No easy task. Good luck and engage your brain before you respond. I will talk with any of you who are serious about trying to breed better hounds.

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I could be wrong but I think dave dean has actually already moved the breed forward. I even think it was buy thinking outside the box as some want to call it. he line breed the best he had to the best he had when line breeding wasn't the most popular thing to do. now to say he couldn't compete with the walkers would not be correct at all.

other folks have taken his line of hounds to forum there own lines that have went on to do there fair share of winning as well I think. they also have moved the breed forward.

thinking outside the box is great but just what that means to you doesn't mean the same thing to the next fellow.

many other's have moved this breed forward as well. it take's a lot of dedication to do what many of them have done and they have had help along the way to.
I feel that there is nothing that can help are breed out more than having good dedicated hard hunters taking blue pups to the woods as much as possible. that is were the work is at and that is were the rewards come home. lets get them in the woods and good luck!

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[B]recently had a conversation with a dear friend of mine who is a very successful Walker dog man. Winning BIG hunts and lots of cash in various KC's. What he breeds and trains for today is not what he bred for 30 years ago. Today he breeds to please the scorecard. 30 years ago he bred to please the coonhunter in the winter with emphasis on increasing track speed while maintaining strong treeing instincts. I would not want one of his dogs today. Bluetick guys are more coonhunters than competition hunters and don't breed to please scorecards. Some are trying to do it, they are few in my book. IMHO, I don't want dead loners that are socially dysfunctional, a bit grouchy at trees, that horse race 500 yards into the timber trying to create separation from their cast mates before they even start looking for a coon. That is not coonhunting. Blues that hunt from the second they are turned loose, have the proper amount of independence, increased speed and have nose power to tree February coon, not just July kittens is what I see Blue Guys want, and if competition wins fall into the mix then fantastic. To win big you gotta breed to please the scorecard, to those who want that go for all the gusto and achieve your goals !! I wish you well and much success.

I will say this in addition to these statements. The Bluetick with nose and speed that consistently trees behind, beside and in front of the horse racers can consistently beat them if turned loose in a reasonable coon population. I do not condone breeding automatic strike dogs that are dead loners to always have the 100 / 125 like some others have done. A good fast Bluedog can compete on the breeds merits and strong points in any hunt.

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I don't believe the bluetick breed has the drive to win hunts....yes there's some but not like other breeds....breeding to win hunts don't mean breeding to make ticked up walkers....I don't like a babbler but I want a FAST honest strike dog.....i want a dog that can fly in a track not a dog I can listen to on same track all night long.....I want a 1 bark tree dog that hits trees like a freight train and has a coon....not a dog that I can listen to there pretty bawl for 5 minutes checking themselves before they tree.."if" they tree!

It don't matter if you have a litter of pups out of winners AND on the reproducers list with many dogs in there ped on the reproducers list.....unless your part of a clique or have somebody's favorite dog in the ped many times...

The dogs that tell me the most are the ones owned by no named people or people that operate with out needing help...

Blueticks seem to be like there owners....they cover everybody most the time....gotta pack together and are extremly jealous....

I understand how line breeding works but what bluetick out there was that much of a winner that anybody won't there traits locked in 2,3,4 or 5 times??

I think there's some dogs out there that have reproduced well...also believe many coulda produced better if the owners woulda looked outside the box a little more....

There's definantly several winning males out there right now...females also but I believe the females should be pushed in more hunts...seems everybody finishes em to grand and says there to valuable to hunt or ntch and tell everybody they got nothing to prove to you...that's great glad your proud but just cause they've proved something to you don't mean they've proved anything to me....

I don't breed for pedigree,looks or anything at all other than style! I want a certain style of dog and that's the only reason I breed dogs....

To many people just breeding for $ or because a dog has your old world beater in its ped 5 generations back...

Just my opinions and that don't mean everybody or my opinions are the only one that matters....I'm open minded and allways looking for excuses to move forward and not much for making em to go back words or sit at idle for 20 years!

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First of all, I respect any bluetick breeders opinion on this thread that is trying to better what he/she have. Anyone who hasn't tried to take their good male or female and try to move forward in a positive direction probably wouldn't fit into this conversation. It's always easy to set on the sidelines and root for or condemn what is happening. I am not considered a large scale breeder by no means but I have thrown my hat into the ring and gave it my best shot. I've been out of the breeders circle for the last few years but haven't quit following some breeders who have tried to move this breed forward. I have seen some nice dogs surface, IMO, and some maybe not so note worthy but most of their owners are trying to make a difference. I personally don't hunt anything other than a bluetick but I do respect all other breeds and breeders that are trying to make a difference. Blueticks are and have always been the main focus of the direction I'm going. I have good friends that hunt other breeds and I like them just as well as if they were hunting a bluetick, just not my thing. I believe breeding these hounds is similar to the stock market, sometimes it takes a long time to see the results. You may only get a very small change each time you try but when you look back at the last 20 years you realize where you have come. There are many breeders of Blueticks in this country that I respect because they have stuck by their guns regardless of what some fly by night, in and out breeder may think or say. Most of these breeders are not very vocal but they stand by their mistakes or gains.

On a personal note, I have taken what I considered my best to what I considered the best out there and tried to get good results. Sometimes it worked but most of the time it didn't IMO. I always expect better from the next litter but it doesn't always happen so you cut your losses and move on to the next attempt. BUT once in a while you get a diamond in the rough and then you realize why you do this. Any breeder that has done this for any length of time will admit this, if they don't then they aren't a responsible breeder. IMO, too may folks want a UKC World Champion Bluetick more than they want a good dog on the end of their leash. Remember, a watched pot never boils. Hunt what you have and try to better what you have. You never know where that next great one will come from. Have a wonderful day.

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I think the breed as a whole is starting to move forward for the most part. I just commented the other day to my hunting buddy that I have seen some really good looking crosses made recently, meaning crosses utilizing QUALITY females on some of these good studs. I think it will be several years and generations before we fully see the positive results of this on a consistent basis, but I do believe we are headed in the right direction.

Ill use Bocephus as an example. Bodacious was from a quality cross then produced Bocephus from a quality cross. It now seems like the quality females Bo has been bred to are making quality coondogs. Now if those offspring will be crossed on quality females, it can't help but continue in this direction.

I know the word "Quality" is subjective in this breed, but I do believe that more blue tick hunters are becoming more like minded in this area. That is going to help.

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How many ways can a person disagree with just about everything posted on here? Most of you would consider me a member of a clique because the hounds I hunt,breed, feed and have had the most luck with in coon hunting, competition and reproduction were basically line bred (or closer)-males and females.

Mostly what I hear from these comments are inexperience or just plain ignorance. What is wrong with the Bluetick breed? Have you got a mirror? Just because you have been unsuccessful do not put all the blame on someone else.

I know what I want. I know what I have had. I pray that I can recognize the talent and develop it when I get my hands on it. I firmly believe what I'm after will stack up against anything from any breed. Having said that-I don't want an idiot, when the dog trees it has a coon (trees don't count, coons do), not ill, not automatic and is fast with a good mouth.

How do cheaters build a program around their dogs? Do they select around dogs that will cover because they pitch them on strike and tree? Counterfeit champions and totally worthless for breeding purposes.

Math, statistics, pedigrees are all tools to aid in selection but you have to do the home work yourself. No easy task. Good luck and engage your brain before you respond. I will talk with any of you who are serious about trying to breed better hounds.

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I'll be breeding Flo to Botox if all works out. Line breeding loaded up with the type I enjoy hunting. The type that tree coon fast & often and has proven they can compete at the top level. Last year's litter from Indian Creek Boomer x Flo are 9 months old. I sure like my female from the cross. Boomer can win at any level.

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Gr. Nt Natural Blue Echo ( Gr Nt Quail Ck Jimmy X Nt Ch Natural Blue Bell)
Gr Nt Smokey River Chief's Joe (JBS Chief X Gr Nt Jeans Ruby)
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IM LIKE MANY OTHERS! I BREED FOR WHAT I WANT IM NOT A BREEDER BUT I RAISE PUPS AND SELL A FEW BUT IM WILLING TO BET MY BUZZ DOG HAS NOT HAD 20 PUPS GO TO TOWN, I THINK WE ALL SHOULD WORK TOGETHER BUT THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN, I HAVE BRED TO SEVERAL DIFFERENT STUDS AND GET THE SAME RESULTS THAT I GET IF I BREED TO MINE, I WELCOME ANYONE TO COME HUNT WITH THE DOG I CURRENTLY AM USING TO STUD HE HAS PROVEN HE CAN WIN IN UKC OR PKC HE IS NOT FLASHY BUT TREES COON,I ENJOY THE PLEASURE HUNT AND NOT SO MUCH COMP HUNTS BUT YOU HAVE TO IF YOU WANNA RAISE PUPS, JMO AND ALOTTA GOOD POINTS ON HERE

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GRNITECH GRCH PKC SCH STEBERS MIGHTY LONESOME II
HIGH SCORING BLUETICK BLK & TAN DAYS 2016, 2017 and 2018
TOP 9 2017 FALL SUPERSTAKES
2018 2ND PLACE BREED WINNER PKC
2019 ILLINOIS STATE CHAMPION
2019 AUTUMN OAKS GRAND 16
2019 AUTUMN OAKS NATL GRNITECH OF BREED
2019 ZONE 3 HIGH SCORING DOG
2019 WORLD CH TOP 100
2019 PURINA NATIONALS BREED WINNER.
2019 FALL ROUND UP KING OF THE HUNT.
2019 ERCHA PKC PRO HUNT TOP 4
2020 WINTER CLASSIC SAT. 4TH PLACE CHAMPION DIVISION
2020 WORLD QUALIIFIED
2020 NATIONAL BLUETICK DAYS INVITATIONAL HUNT WINNER
2020 NATIONAL BLUETICK DAYS DOUBLE CAST WINNER 3RD PLACE GRNITECH FRI AND 4TH PLACE GRNITECH SAT
2020 Natl english days high scoring dog overall fri 1rst place grnitech sat 3rd place grnitech.
2021 invitational hunt winner
2021 natl bluetick days 9th place RQE winner
T0C Top 64 winner

ALSO HOME OF
PR Stebers Lil Blue Krayzee[dual grand penny x grnitech krypt]
nitech Stebers Big Ole Slick
NITECH STEBERS MIGHTY LONESOME 3 AKA CASH[7 wins towards grnitech
Stebers Mighty Blue Bell
Stebers 5 Gen
Stebers Pure Country
Stebers Shining Diamond
Stebers Lonesome Sue
Stebers Mighty Blue Patsy
Stebers Ole Blue Betty
Stebers Lil Blue Krayzee II
AND SEVERAL YOUNG ONES IN THE MIX

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