Rush Run Rebel
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why a Redbone
Tim, I probably like the Redbones because that is what I grew up around. These Redbones now seem to be a different type dog than what I had as a kid? The dogs we had were very good track dogs and OK tree dogs, pretty trashy and hard to keep off deer......that was then. I will probably regret saying this but, the dogs I have now are track pounders and don't straddle, but move out very good, and excellent tree minded dogs, even at 3-4 months they are checking trees on short walks in the woods.....I have some young dogs that are treeing their own at under 1yr and that just did not happen when I was a kid. My dad and others insisted that you didn't have a dog until they were 5yrs old? I like the personality of most of my dogs, they try very hard to please after they make up to you, they do not take harsh correction, but just a tone of voice usually works. I comp hunt some, but mostly training dogs and pleasure hunting. I do not like a dog that has to go deep and pass up coons, wont allow it. that is my biggest complaint about comp hunting, horse race to 1 mile and walk the hunt out.....that is not my idea of hunting and or fun. if you ever want to get together give me a shout, you just live over the hill.....one thing I think that you will hear about red dogs, they are not consistent, but I really don't think any dogs really are on every night, sort of like people. I will not have a dog that stands on his head either trying to turn a cold track hot, but do have some good nosed hounds right now. and thank you Tim for your service and sacrifice for our Country!
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4J's Powerhouse Redbones
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