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Im supprised nobody mentioned hardwood henry!! he won a bunch.

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Magnets mother, Jane, was loaded with Bawlie blood

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Jane had a sister that tree'd so intense, that when the coon was shot out, she would not stop treeing to fight the coon, the man had the idea that any dog who would not fight the coon must be no good, and pealed her off the tree with a 12 gauge,

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And with tree pickin bill was owned by a working man and wasn't run up and down the road competing !!! Another dog comes to mind is moose !!! Wipeout sack he won his almost 100000$ in only a handful of hunts period !!! Thanks pretty dominant there!!!

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Wipeout Clayton is also a dog that has won BIG and he has also won all over the United States too......Big White Dog

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This is very similar to mid day AM sports talk debates over the greatest baseball/basketball/football players of all time. It is a fun debate but impossible to objectively determine because competition hunt opportunities, registries, number of dogs, competition of dogs, rules, and other factors change through the years. Also what valuation one puts on different hunts and registiries is always subjective.

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One I have noticed in pkc is Millcreeek Molly she had over 110k won and all time 3rd place.Know nothing about her except she never won the world hunt.Impressive espically for a female with the down time the usually have.

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Wolves tree pickin bill won the grand American , the U.S. open which I believe was equivalent to the world hunt back then and placed high at autumn oaks all in one year not to mention quite a few state titles back to back in multiple states I know Maryland he won 2 or 3 years but to say the least he won a lot of big hunts back when it was very difficult to win a little cal hunt due to 50-60 dogs at local hunts you were also hunting 3 and some 4 hr casts and under non hunting judges back then that would send you to the truck if you did anything wrong !!! Back in the day it was impressive if you had just a grand nite ch much less win all those major hunts like bill did !!!!

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This thread reminds me of another old thread (which includes a mention of Merchant's Bawlie, shadinc):

http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...threadid=274133

http://www.twbfa.com/uploads/TWB_FA_Column_2011_09.pdf

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This is very similar to mid day AM sports talk debates over the greatest baseball/basketball/football players of all time. It is a fun debate but impossible to objectively determine because competition hunt opportunities, registries, number of dogs, competition of dogs, rules, and other factors change through the years. Also what valuation one puts on different hunts and registiries is always subjective.

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I'll go with Carolina Casey. 1968 ACHA World Ch., 1969 ACHA World Ch., 1971 ACHA World Ch.-5th, 1971 Grand American Ch. That's 100% of the World Hunts for two years running.

Why Casey instead of Merchants Bawlie (3X World Ch.)? Because the hunts Casey won were a lot bigger hunts (based on entries).

Honorable Mention to Swinney's Diamond Jim (1974 Grand American Ch., Little World Ch., World Ch.---The Triple Crown at that time---never done before or since. That's 100% of the majors for the year.

Times have changed. We don't have just one World Hunt anymore. We don't have just 3 majors anymore.

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I Like and agree with your choices, I've always been a big Diamond Jim and Crowding Bill fan, as with others mentioned here. The closest I know of in todays world is Wipeout Speck, I'm pretty sure he won 2 of the 3 World hunts and in the UKC World, Scott had to shoot out the coon for the others who went blind. Maybe if they had also seen the coon, Speck would have been another to go 100% in the World hunts and Scott would not have been bared from UKC for the next year.

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no telling what he would have won if david had not got barred elmoe

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Originally posted by rthompson
i just wish somebody would have kept this blood goin.

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Never heard that about Speck and his handler or owner. But I like a person who believes in truth more than a title. Having said that to bad those in Washington aren't more like Speck' handler, instead they are more like the others in that cast, blind to the truth.

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Scott wasn't handling Speck at world hunt. Brian Hartrum was. However,the part about Scott shooting out coon to judge is correct,it just wasn't with Speck

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and he did it in 3 hr hunts 100 strike and 100 tree and back then you had 60 to 80 dogs in a local hunt Remember someone had a sled dog team of his offspring that did some winning big powerful dogs

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Originally posted by mike fleming
Bad Habit and Tequlia Sunrise were bred exactly the same they were off Rat Attack there mothers were full sisters may have been littermates Stylish Harry females with some Tar Rattler mixed in.

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Pac Man has to be mentioned....He won the Grand American, UCHA World Champion, UCHA Little World Champion, UKC World Champion, Indiana State Hunt Champion, and also was in the final four of the UKC world 3 years in a row. and Placed in the top 20 of like 10 different world hunts... thats pretty impressive

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