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Did he sire any World Champions?

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2001 BELLARS ANN WAS THE PKC WORLD CHAMPION WALKER FEMALE... SHE IS ON MY TOP 2 LIST OF ALL TIME GREATS. WISH I HAD HER BACK.. I GOT 3RD PLACE OVER ALL THAT YEAR WITH HER. GOOD ONE. RUSS HAS DONE A FINE JOB OVER THE YEARS, I ENJOYED HUNTING FOR HIM.

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was he out of Pac-man ?

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Yes Handsome Harry was out of Pac-man and Black Kettle Nancy.

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Holy thread resurrection

Who hunted with Harry. A good dog man I respect told me he Harry was perhaps the best dog he ever saw?

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2001 BELLARS ANN WAS THE PKC WORLD CHAMPION WALKER FEMALE... SHE IS ON MY TOP 2 LIST OF ALL TIME GREATS. WISH I HAD HER BACK.. I GOT 3RD PLACE OVER ALL THAT YEAR WITH HER. GOOD ONE. RUSS HAS DONE A FINE JOB OVER THE YEARS, I ENJOYED HUNTING FOR HIM.

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Bruce Jansen handled him some if I remember correctly.

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Yes, Bruce Jansen can tell you more than most on Harry. I drew him once in the spring at Kokomo, Indiana and he won our cast with like 1200 points. That joker was faster than fast and Russ treed him every time before his locate stopped I mean a one bark tree dog. Top 5 performances I have ever seen.

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I hunted Harry for 6 months. One of 2 or 3 best track dog I’ve hunted. Like Brian said a one bark tree dog. The best combination score card and coon dog I’ve hunted. I’ve hunted a few that were better coon dogs. And a couple that were better score card dogs I don’t thing any were better at both. Bellar put a UKC 2 Nd on him. I hunted him in 7 hunts. Easily won every cast. To my knowledge he hasn’t produced a world ch. But he was a good producer. Saigon was off Harry and a Yadkin River Camp female I bred to him while he was here. He died of Blasto when he was 4.

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I think I read where Russ said he was one of his best reproducers

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It's nice to see someone like yourself that has hunted with a lot of really good dogs, make such a positive statement about this dog. Says a lot about his ability. Dave

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Thanks Dave. It ain’t hard to tell the truth. Harry was one of the best

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Hey Bruce,I remember when you were hunting Harry. You told me that he was one of the best and to remember that name because he was really going to go places.I sure enjoyed our visit,when you came down to eastern N.C.

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Hey Bruce,I remember when you were hunting Harry. You told me that he was one of the best and to remember that name because he was really going to go places.I sure enjoyed our visit,when you came down to eastern N.C.

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Originally posted by oldsouth123
Hey Bruce,I remember when you were hunting Harry. You told me that he was one of the best and to remember that name because he was really going to go places.I sure enjoyed our visit,when you came down to eastern N.C.

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Bruce, you aren't the only one that misses Jimmys writing, those were the days.He was a heck of a coon hunter back in the day. Dave

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I was lucky enough to get to start Harry for Loyd Wilson from Wichita Kansas. Loyd called him Power Pac when I had him I got him at about 9 or 10 months old he was about as natural as anything I've ever seen. My dad had coyote hounds at the time saw Harry outrun some young July hounds on a coyote and run it down in a gravel road before he was a year old he didn't hold it but he exceptional track speed for a coondog. Showed him a few coon and he quit the fast stuff and started treeing coon like an old dog. His mother was an outstanding reproducer I started 7 or 8 out of Nancy if memory serves me correct he was in the last litter out Pac Man and Nancy. Most of the hounds I see today just beat around on a track never getting out of a fast trot. Harry when I had him had track speed to give away. Loyd Wilson took him home and put some hard hunting on him and sold him Russ. Loyd Wilson is one of the best with a young dog if not the best I ever saw he has trained and sold many big time winners.

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I could be mistaken but I’m pretty sure my dad started him on pheasants. Had a beagle that would run pheasant and took him along. I’m pretty sure that was the dog.

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