Registered: Feb 2005
Location: georgia
Posts: 56

I’m with ya Johnny Reb.

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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: georgia
Posts: 56

Btt

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Registered: Oct 2008
Location: chokeabitch river, michigan
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Originally posted by scott spivey
I’m thinking about posting a dog for sale on this site and just wanted honest feedback from some of the more experienced coonhunters on here. I’ve had a bad experience in the past shipping a dog on trial.After you’ve read my add it would be very helpful if you would answer the questions based on the info in my add. I welcome any helpful suggestions that you may have.
Top 4yr old Walker Male
Big hunter alone
Big mouth,super loud
Locate that is unreal
85% accurate
Needs any win to be a Nt.ch.
Has money won.
Real coondog and dogs like this are seldom ever for sale.
3500.00 Will not ship on trial.
1. How many yrs experience do you have?
2. How many times would you expect to turn a dog like this loose and get him off a tree with a coon in it?
3. Would you expect him to be straight??
4. What would be your expectation of Big Hunter Alone?

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Registered: May 2016
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I adgree with the three drops the dog should zip through there and get Coons treed. Then I want one drop my way. Turn a dog in there let it get treed then turn him on top of that dog. He should go tree his own coon easy way to see what kind of dog you have.

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Originally posted by toe cutter
44 yrs experience
The first thought through my mind ,, and I learned this many years ago. if the dog was all that your ad says,,you wouldn't have to advertise him for sale. someone that has hunted with the dog and knows the dog would of already bought him.

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Registered: Jun 2015
Location: Cordele, Ga
Posts: 255

Glad to see some of my ol buddys are still coonhunting up in the piney woods, Scott Spivey!! Should be coons running around everywhere up there now as nobody's hunting them?

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owner - Flint River Outdoors, Cordele Ga

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Registered: Feb 2005
Location: georgia
Posts: 56

Hey Brad. Still hunting. I’ve gone from hunting a top hound to hunting for a top hound. Its tough to get it all rolled up in one hide. Still at it though. Be on the lookout for House’s Sioux. (The Boy named Sue) I’m hoping with a name like that he’s gotta be tough. He’s only ten weeks old but he’s already good looking, loud, independent, deep hunter alone, a cold nosed track driving fool with a 2-3 long ,dying bawl locate that he rolls over to a loud, clear, hard, ringing chop,and by the way he’s extremely accurate. Then I woke up. Im still chasing the dream. 😊 Merry Christmas! Hope all is well.

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