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John Vaught
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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Richmond, Kentucky
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Re: lol

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Originally posted by Blue Style
I have traced him back 26 times so far, I wouldnt be surprised that it is in there a few more times....whatever ya gotta say or do to make yourself feel better john, but in any event, Im done with ya....have a good'un....

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John Vaught
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BTT

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Ryan Karl
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I must say I have enjoyed this thread so far. And the end of this thread did give me a laugh.

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Hazel Hill Blueticks
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Registered: Aug 2009
Location: North Central, Mo
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Years ago it really did'nt matter if you had a monkey faced, blue eyed, crooked tail, liver ticked hound. When Grandpa Carl was starting out in the 40's you could go to a hunt and hunt anything that would tree a coon. People also bred coon dog to coon dog back then. Now a days you see people breeding dogs based on looks. If you look back in old full cry magazines of the late 40's it could have been a ukc bluetick breed standard to have monkey faced blueticks.

You will also read in some of those ads that they will not stud their hound to a short eared, narrow nosed, grey hound or fox hound type. Hounds looked like hounds back then. Now you see the narrow noses and short eared models. What I call comp style hounds. Who ruined the breed? I can bet ya that you dont have to go to a grey hound, fox hound short eared type of hound to win comp hunts. When you give up the traits of the foundation hounds you end up with junk. JMO.

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Mike Baldini
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quote:
Originally posted by texhog
LOL, All Blueticks have an English in the woodpile some where. Thats where the breed came from. I am pretty sure all breeds except for Plotts, can be traced back to English hounds.

I thought that modern day Blueticks originated from the French Grand Bleu de Gascognes that were brought to America in the early Colonial days.

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southernthunder
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quote:
Originally posted by Mike Baldini
I thought that modern day Blueticks originated from the French Grand Bleu de Gascognes that were brought to America in the early Colonial days.

you are correct. gascon x fox hound is where the modern day bluetick, english, and treeing walkers came from. they were separated by color in the bluetick and Walker breeds. the English breed can be about anything lol.

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