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Rebel is lookin good.Hes gonna be big and got some nice feet.Hope you had a good season.

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Thanks he has all the tools hopefully he lives up to his potenial. And john i agree, I'm sick of this snow and ready to do some hunting!

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Sure feels nice to put there feet back in the leaves/snow!

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Not a Great pic, used my cell Phone. Hyde is really doing well.

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John seen in a 2010 bloodline where Randy & Dale finished a male to nitech Lone Pine Mountain Man how is he bred.

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Mountain Man is out of Trackman and Honeybuns.

I hunted him for several months, but I called him Sloppy Joe. I really liked him. Dale took him to 3 hunts and made him a NiteCh, I think all 3 were 1st place wins, not sure though.

Slop is big and loud. He was the type to hunt a woods out, not blow through the country. He was very accurate and independent. His only real hole when I hunted him (he was young) was that he had too much nose. He'd take super cold tracks, but he'd finish them right. He eventually grew into that but there were some long, cold nights that I thought I might freeze to death waiting for him.

He was a bit of a slow starter or maybe it was just a slow finisher. I hunted him as a winter/kill season project.

He was sold just after he made NiteCh and is up in Wisconsin now.

NITECH Lone Pine Mountain Man aka Sloppy Joe

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u guys no anything about a cross that was made by grand nite rafffles nocturnal bo jangles x pigeon cr pearl, bojangles dog was out of honeybuns and crow and grants cuuter pearl dog was out of lone pine earl and lone pine reana just got a female out of this cross any information would help

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I would like to find a brother to your female,I know there is one bred like what i'm looking for out there.I know that sharpthooth kennels made a couple crosses the other way using a Cutter honeybuns cross over a Cowboy Shania cross.That makes them 3/4 lone pine bred i would like to have a male off either cross from above.

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couple pups out of the Honeybuns/Legend cross

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Boy that bottom pup he is going to be a good looking sucker..

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the bottom one is a she and she is gorgeous! the other is a male and he probably goes 100lbs. they just turned 7 months old this week...

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Both them pups are sharp and BIG.Wont be long and they will be hittin the woods.

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Id say one of them wld appreciate a warmer southern climate!!!!! LOL..sharp pups John

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Chad, keep your calendar open for sometime around Thanksgiving to New Years this winter. Once we get froze up for the winter, I'll bring him down.

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give me a call 1 814 229 4340 thanks

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Chad, how did ya like seeing the little guy in person?

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TO THE TOP FOR LONE PINE,

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While we didn't do any good, it was a pretty good night for dogs that came from Lone Pine Kennel at the Keystone Classic.

1st Reg- Crazy owned by Gary Hartman - Hoosier Tracker x Lone Pine Lindzy

2nd Reg- Bone owned by Jamie Snyder - Bone Collector x Lone Pine Trackgirl

Grandnite - Lone Pine Miss Quicky owned by Bill Hartman

Congrats guys! good job!

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John what all has she been bred to besides tracker.

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She is doing fine i have carried her 2 times now,Don't think she has been hunted by herself much.I can say she is a good looking sucker.I love the way she is bred just like the pup i would have got from Justin if hanna would have had pups.Thanks John and happy hunting with them LONE PINE hounds.

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Them young dogs are lookin good JB.Looks like you guys will be busy.

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How many males in that litter,how old are they now.I really like that female i got doing pretty good.happy hunting with them LONE PINE HOUNDS

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Seen where ya'll came in 4th reg Friday night with Hannah wish the best to her tonight,keep them LONE PINE dog's rolling.

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Thanks,

Hanna also scored 925+ on Saturday which was good enough for 2nd place registered.

I'll get some pics of her on here soon. I hunted her all last week and didn't think to take a camera and get good photos.

Hanna is off GRNITE All Grand Trackrat and GRNITE Lone Pine Lindzy.

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Do you know a dog named Tim's State Line Tobey ? He was out of Leroy x Sally. I'd been hunting with a dog since he was a pup new who his daddy was and bred my female to him looked at the papers and there was a lot of lone pine? Just wondering if you ever hunted with him?

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