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honalieh
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Registered: Jul 2003
Location: PA
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Got To Agree.

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
As Andy pointed out, the #1 or first thing to do when picking a stud is to pick the right female. Most people forget about or overlook the female and jump right into picking a stud.

I've seen females that could consistently produce good hounds regardless of what they were bred to. And, in some cases, the female wasn't that good of a dog.

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novicane65
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Registered: Dec 2013
Location: Nichols Ny
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Re: Got To Agree.

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Originally posted by honalieh
I've seen females that could consistently produce good hounds regardless of what they were bred to. And, in some cases, the female wasn't that good of a dog.

I've only seen 1 of this type. She threw way better than herself. Wipeout Paige, she struggled most every night I saw her cut to tree a coon. Her offspring won world hunts, several to hunt at the truck hunts, and more to be consistent coon tree'ers. Probably a good thing I didn't own Paige, cuz most likely she wouldn't have ever got the chance to be bred.

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