Does anybody have any pics of him and know anything about him like how good a hound he was and how his pups turned out? I've heard a lot about this dog and just wondering about him and would like to know about him.
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Regardless of who he is...he has the look that only great hounds have...a dog that can do it alone or leading the pack...
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I owned a Nailor semen male and produced Opie. He is a grandson to Nailor and has all his looks. Big 85lb dog. He is a very special hound and will be in the stud pen soon.
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quote:Originally posted by Tim Green I owned a Nailor semen male and produced Opie. He is a grandson to Nailor and has all his looks. Big 85lb dog. He is a very special hound and will be in the stud pen soon.
That’s Nailor he had a look of his own. He is the photo is the dictionary under walker coon hound. That’s back when walker hounds had it all. They still ran track and treed a coon. Now a dog like that is priceless.
That’s Nailor he had a look of his own. He is the photo is the dictionary under walker coon hound. That’s back when walker hounds had it all. They still ran track and treed a coon. Now a dog like that is priceless.
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A GrNtCh direct son of Nailor was a cast winner at a $kc legacy hunt in Iowa only to lose to his nephew (mother was a full littermate) in the late round. They treed 5 of the 6 coon scored.
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quote:Originally posted by Ricochet17 A GrNtCh direct son of Nailor was a cast winner at a $kc legacy hunt in Iowa only to lose to his nephew (mother was a full littermate) in the late round. They treed 5 of the 6 coon scored.
Awesome! Believe I might enjoy getting a little of that Yadkin River blood in the mix.
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We owned a son of Nailor called CrossFire. He was a Nite Champion when we bought him and I finished him to Grand Nite when I was only 14 years old.
He was tight on track and chopped mostly on track but he had a huge quivering bawl locate that you could tree him on. He would hold all the pressure AND he was deadly accurate. He was a very hard tree dog and his only fault was he chewed at the tree too much.
Nailor had a reputation for being lazy or for throwing lazy dogs but the one we had out of him was anything but lazy. CrossFire is still a 'measuring stick' in my mind.
We also owned a stud dog that was a grandson to Nailor (Bawling Rebel) that was super quick on both ends with a huge mouth and deadly accurate.
Cheers,
Coby
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