Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Dog House
Posts: 4112

Kenny was a long time coonhunter. His favorite dog was Bellars Deamon. He won the UKC world hunt with Mike Carmacks MacAttack Kenny was a great friend and a blast to hunt with. May he RIP

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Registered: Jun 2005
Location: Batesville, Indiana
Posts: 733

Sorry to hear it.

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Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Dog House
Posts: 4112

Kenny was old school and taught me things about coonhunting and dogs that most vets would have a coniption about today. Like the time he had Saigon at his house. Saigon had a skin rash of some kind that caused him to scratch all the time but had no fleas. Kenny shaved him and lathered him with motor oil. So happened that Bellar decided to come get Saigon. You can imagine the earthquake that followed when he saw his hairless coonhound covered in motor oil lol. Believe it or not it cured ol Saigon from his skin rash for life.

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Registered: Jan 2015
Location: Indiana
Posts: 240

Kenny and I walked many of miles together working dogs back in the day. He will be greatly missed. RIP BIG MAN

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Registered: Nov 2011
Location: Freeport,TX
Posts: 1911

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Kenny was old school and taught me things about coonhunting and dogs that most vets would have a coniption about today. Like the time he had Saigon at his house. Saigon had a skin rash of some kind that caused him to scratch all the time but had no fleas. Kenny shaved him and lathered him with motor oil. So happened that Bellar decided to come get Saigon. You can imagine the earthquake that followed when he saw his hairless coonhound covered in motor oil lol. Believe it or not it cured ol Saigon from his skin rash for life.

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I had to look up the word on account I never heard it used before…

Sounds like Kenny was a great man to know and hunt with…sooty to hear that about your good friend…

con·nip·tion
/kəˈnipSH(ən/
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nounINFORMAL•NORTH AMERICAN
a fit of rage or hysterics.
"the casting choice gave the writers a conniption"

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Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Monticello, Wi
Posts: 744

Sorry to hear about the loss of a great man, coonhunter and your friend. Over the years I've heard only good things about Mr. Moore.
I admire anyone that "Walks the Walk" and goes beyond just "Talking the Talk"
May God comfort Mr. Moore's Family and friends.
As ever, Ken Risley

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Registered: Sep 2009
Location: Goshen, IN
Posts: 607

Of the hundreds and hundreds of events I have attended over the last 30 plus years my memories of Kenny and Mike winning the UKC World Hunt would have to rate in the Top 5. Seeing both of them so nervous they were shaking uncontrollably and then giddy as little kids at X-mas after that final cast was a special, special moment not only in their lives but mine as well. He always brought a smile to my face and was a good, good guy.

Deepest condolences from the Zepp's to his family and friends.

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