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RED REBELS
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Anyone have any tri-color Grit pups for sale? A young man up here wants a tri-color english, he had a young red dog but it got killed by 'yotes (or possibly wolves) I'm I'm tryin to find him something to replace it for him

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No pups sorry. I will keep my eye open if one comes up for you.

Thanx Dave

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steve pickett
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Dave i seen on message board that someone took grit,i hate to hear that i hope u find him ok,i can't understand people how they can do things like that with a clear mind.

good luck finding him!!!!!!

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Will be starting on a new project come fall. Youngest litter out of Grit. Keep an eye out for Tru-Blu Sackett.

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CH. Okiesawyers' Bubba Grit

Got up around 4:00 a.m. this morning to get out with the dogs. Bubba got 1st. strike openning heading to the creek, Queenie joined in and they ran it about 1/2 mile but lost it in the timber.. Bubba for the 1st time talked good on the track he had a nice squall/bawl mouth He can sure move a track nice. poor over weight Queenie had a hard time keeping up with him, she's just a little out of shape.... LOL.. We need RAIN BAD.. The trailing is worse I have ever seen it. It has been over a 100 degrees for more than 20 days and the 7-day forcast shows 100 degrees every day.. It sucks !!!

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ballz

dave light bulb turned on 9 months.2 nights 6 trees 6 coons open on track double and triple chop on tree,1st on tree all the time he is crazy fast. put three coon in his mouth ,alittle loosse on tree but is tightening up.(last week end).showed him his first caged coon 2 days ago.treed and fouthgt it. hunting him next two nights,should be goood.we are working on some of his issues but i like a tough dog.no back down in him.lol,grit.got some pics,buddy is suppose to email em to me.next weekend(mon &tues fo me lol will try him alone see how he does.he is still young but impressive.its the rooster holding him backlol

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Gotta be the Rooster. Just let him know what you dont like, in a firm but polite manner. He is smart enough to get the point.

Shelby seems like you and Tom have something in common. A Grit dog that is a good track dog and fast on the ground. Imagine that. lol

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ballz

trees good to dave,he gets bit a couple more time he will lock.he can handle anything at the tree he definitly has grit!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i will just keep leashing him and teaseing him he mwill figure out im comming no matter how long it takes.he is only comming off about 35 feet then gets right back on.he dose take scolding better though lol

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Hows his mouth? Do you got pics of him on the tree?

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ballz

loud ,double and triple chop on tree.squealy bawl on track every 75 t0 100 yards.he treed a bobcat with my son female last nite.he trees with a deep throaty ball on them hard to hear because its throaty.will start working him alone in a couple of weeks,he should be ready then.he stayed at the tree along time took me an hour and a half to get to them

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Re: ballz

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loud ,double and triple chop on tree.squealy bawl on track every 75 t0 100 yards.he treed a bobcat with my son female last nite.he trees with a deep throaty ball on them hard to hear because its throaty.will start working him alone in a couple of weeks,he should be ready then.he stayed at the tree along time took me an hour and a half to get to them

Hey I like to here the Bobcat treeing deal.. I'm planning on trying Bubba out on some cat this fall... I think we got pups out of the same litter... My pup Bubba started off like what your saying openning every 75-100 yrds. but now he's a good strike dog squall/bawl on track he's got volume to him, and opens up tell he's fixing to tree then he's silent but once he sets down he's all triple chop.. There's about a one min. silence between track and tree, I guess he's double checking him self, or leaned up against the tree resting..

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Shelby he got one out of the Roy daughter. Yours is out of the Nite Thunder female. Sounds like a Grit pups. Going quiet is common. I have found that when they are running a track then go silent, they are either going to locate on the next bark or they will be cleared out. Got the track straightened out and running it hard. Sounds like some nice pups. Glad you like them. Looking forward to pics and or some video. Thanx guys for giving a Grit dog a chance.

Thanx Dave

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pjeremie
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Dave here are a few Grit pups just getting started.

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Not the best pics Dave but its the male and female fred kept. Then I went and got Bubba yesterday and brought him home gonna get him going. Just getting off a train and heading home I think I will cut him in the woods behind the house and let him stretch his legs and see what happens. Man he is a clone of grit about the exact same size and for the same looks. Let's hope he has the same abilities. That white female is faster then sh** and she started treeing the chickens and cats so she is ready. The male is a nice big hound and ready to go to. Freds been loading and taking the last few weeks getting em started so we should know what they have before to long.

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Dave you still on here or what. Haven't heard from you in a while. I tried to give you a call the other day. You coming down for autumn oaks.

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Pups are looking good. Not on hear as much. I was at the racetrack when you called and I did not have my phone. Hope them pups make us all proud!!! What is the deal with Stitch? Is that boy going to finish him or not? The blue female up here ran track and treed the other night just a bit over 7 months. Man is she a treedog with a huge mouth. Not making it to the Oaks, had a big bill come due that had to be paid and there went my money.

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I don't know for sure last I talked to shawn it sounded like he may go get him back because zach has got other stuff on the brain. I am off for three days now so I will try and get some pictures of bubba at night. Man is he put up right with looks to spare. He is very smart too brandons leaves him loose and they play all around the yard and woods and bubba listens like a house dog. Just one with lots of energy.

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Just 7 months old. She struck a seperate track from the old dog cicled it around and got treed. She held the pressure from my Spike dog who was running a different track in the woods further.

As you can see she had the meat. We have high hopes for this little girl. 'pr' Tru-Blu Annabelle

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Dave had bubba outback in the woods for a training session today. I believe he has flipped the switch. He was a little shy on the coon but today he decided he was tougher than mr ringtail. I turned one out in the woods then went and let bubba loose he opened a good amount on the ground found it and did a nice job on the tree once he found him.

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