Put the producing aside a moment and answer this question: Back then hunt time was 3hrs......Who wins a Two dog cast Lipper or Rattler? Bhaa ha ha ha ha lol I recon we all know that answer!
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Lipper wasnt really hunted much by the age of two . How many 2 year olds today could hang with him i wonder
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You can Hate, whine and cry but very few hounds can sire hounds that sound like this And then roll into a steady chop.
(This was Paulding Forest Bubba's brother)
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quote:Originally posted by CONRAD FRYAR You can Hate, whine and cry but very few hounds can sire hounds that sound like this And then roll into a steady chop.
(This was Paulding Forest Bubba's brother)
If it's a Video, I am Not seeing it ?
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Bad thing about it that's what they sounded when they was after a deer or hog too just before they caught it lol ! ( I am trying to keep this thread going so y'all can get the last of that seman sold were you can't hold it over our head no more lipper gona get hot , hot , hot lol )
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quote:Originally posted by CONRAD FRYAR You can Hate, whine and cry but very few hounds can sire hounds that sound like this And then roll into a steady chop.
(This was Paulding Forest Bubba's brother)
i thought they all were supposed to sound like that?
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The House line of dogs I have a lot of respect for. I hung my hat on them back in the early 70's a couple generations before Lipper was even born. I liked how they tracked and their temperament. I got some chocolate colored ones and I got some blue eyed ones in litters form that stock of hounds.
Lipper was an individual I could never explain in a line of dogs loved. His offspring were different than the House Line of hounds I was use to hunting. Almost like they were two different lines of hounds. I saw a lot of difference in his offspring but also a lot to things I didn't like.
I will say perhaps the best competition female I ever owned was a very heavy inbred Lipper female that treed with that loud bawl mouth but squeaked on track but very tight mouthed. I would take a dozen like her any day of the week as she made barking on the ground and trailing hounds look stupid when she sat down in the middle of them with a coon.
One Lipper hound I would of loved to own and I don't think he got a fair shake as a stud dog was "Cade". I had a pup out of him from Flynn Welch's female and he was pretty nice hound. Then again also was Flynn's female. Looked and sounded like a hound should.
In no way am I saying there weren't some good ones out of Lipper because there were some Great ones out of him.
I just don't see the need of chasing a ghost that I couldn't explain when he was here, alive and well.
I think we improve the females we are breeding to any of them and you will improve the pups you get.
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quote:Originally posted by Bruce m. Conkey The House line of dogs I have a lot of respect for. I hung my hat on them back in the early 70's a couple generations before Lipper was even born. I liked how they tracked and their temperament. I got some chocolate colored ones and I got some blue eyed ones in litters form that stock of hounds.
Lipper was an individual I could never explain in a line of dogs loved. His offspring were different than the House Line of hounds I was use to hunting. Almost like they were two different lines of hounds. I saw a lot of difference in his offspring but also a lot to things I didn't like.
I will say perhaps the best competition female I ever owned was a very heavy inbred Lipper female that treed with that loud bawl mouth but squeaked on track but very tight mouthed. I would take a dozen like her any day of the week as she made barking on the ground and trailing hounds look stupid when she sat down in the middle of them with a coon.
One Lipper hound I would of loved to own and I don't think he got a fair shake as a stud dog was "Cade". I had a pup out of him from Flynn Welch's female and he was pretty nice hound. Then again also was Flynn's female. Looked and sounded like a hound should.
In no way am I saying there weren't some good ones out of Lipper because there were some Great ones out of him.
I just don't see the need of chasing a ghost that I couldn't explain when he was here, alive and well.
I think we improve the females we are breeding to any of them and you will improve the pups you get.
When I was young and impressionable, I drew Cade and a Rat Attack pup on the same cast. Cade ran a haint all night and the Rat pup treed every bush we passed. Looking back I think I formed a lot of opinions I hold today on that one cast. The night before Cade had demolished a cast one of my buddies had been on, and he still talks about how good he looked. He sure had a good mouth...
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Tim if I had ever owned him, it might of only been for a short time also. lol But he is one I would have liked to of tried.
Out of all the good males out there he is the only one, of two or three, that I would have liked to of owned. Maybe my respect for the old line House dogs and I was looking for some of that.
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Bruce I am with you on that, He is one of the few, I don't care how he hunted, he gave me what i needed in pups, I believe he was one of the best reproducing sons of Lipper period.
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quote:Originally posted by CONRAD FRYAR A 1/4 to 3/8 Lipper blood will do you good, mouth ,looks, hunt.
That's exactly how cade hunted and produced, like a watered down version of the Lipper traits that is talked about on this and every other Lipper thread.
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And then roll into a steady chop.
