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Lone Pine JB
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Registered: Sep 2004
Location: Brookville, PA
Posts: 2460

quote:
Originally posted by benderb4
Disagree there.

I can honestly understand that if a stud dog has won numerous hunts . If dog is retired to the stud pen
Owner and dog have nothing to prove
Breeding in stud pen is more valuable then a customers hurt feelings.

First of all I would rather hunt with his off spring.
Every one wants to say I hunted with old So And So...Me included .
I am not getting what that stud dog is..
I AM GETTING WHAT HE REPRODUCES !

I know of may dogs that were counterfeit but reproduced and vise versa.
Just a tool to measure what you might get in the off spring.

i agree that seeing pups off stud is more important. But I don't buy the too valuable to hunt line. Bone was hunted til he died. Pretty sure Big D was too.

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N Williams
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A top hound in today’s market is to valuable not to hunt. I’ve seen to many dogs win yearly salaries in a short amount of time with the way these hunts are set up now

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Lone Pine JB
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Location: Brookville, PA
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quote:
Originally posted by N Williams
A top hound in today’s market is to valuable not to hunt. I’ve seen to many dogs win yearly salaries in a short amount of time with the way these hunts are set up now

Exactly! There are only a couple studs being bred to frequently enough to actually make $.

And if you've retired a healthy dog to sit in kennel the rest of his life, shame on you.

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Boondok Kennels
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Location: Indiana
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I sure can’t argue with that, Lone Pine.

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