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History of Bellar’s Indiana Shep

------------------CH GR NC CH Wright’s Pistol Pete
-----------NC Yadkin River Jeff
------------------Nc Gr Ch Kyle’s Rozell
------- NC Yadkin River Crowder
----------------------GR NR Power’s TideWater Shep
-----------David’s Dinah
--------------------- NC Stoney Roads Ida Mae
-- Gr Nc Ch Rock River Sackett
------------------------ Yakin River Jeff------------------------------- Bellar’s Indiana Shep
------------------ Yadkin River Champ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* GR NC SunDown Hank
~~~~~~~~~~~~* Tar River Jill ---------------------------------- NC Acords Fly Girl Bonney
------ Flynn’s Hustlin Gypsy
-------------------------------------------------------------------------- GR NT NC River Bend Flag
------------------ Gullett’s Dixie Girl ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~* NT CH Tar River Mindy
--------------------------------------------------------------------------- River Bend Greasy

GR NC CH Rock River Sackett JR

Allen’s Buckeye Ranger
NC Dohoney’s Mike
Rowland’s Buckeye Lucy
GR NC Dohoney’s Boone

GR NC GR CH Spring Creek Rock
Dohoney’s SuperStar
NC Dohoney’s Cadillac

Gr Nc Ch Skean’s Dolly
NC Charley Creek John
GR NC Charley Creek Latch
Moughler’s Lady
Dohoney’s Spice
GR NC Rock River Ring
CH Charley Creek Patches
Ford’s White Satin

GR NC SunDown HANK off GR NC Bellar's Indiana SHEP ,~~* Tar River Jill ,off SunDown Hank x Tar River Mindy, Yakin River Jeff x ~~* Tar River Jill produced Champ, Champ x Flyinn's Hustlin Gypsy produced, Rock River Sackett's Dam. Looks heck of alot better in Word Document. I can see why The Sackett's produced Great Hounds. I know there is other greats in the Sackett line. I personally know how Great The Shep was, thats why I used my time tracking Shep back, He is Etched in my Memory. It was just so great watching that young pup, Shep tree coon as fast as we could, shoot'em out. Mid to Late 70's

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maybe someone can straighten that out for you....LOL

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Copied and Paste. Try it sometime, I spent 24 years in Computer Training at Chrysler Corp, Electrical trouble shooter. Got my point across any way Andy LOL. Didn't have much time to watch tv back then. Work, Hunt, Sleep. Thats the way it was back when I worked for Russ, couldn't use hunting for excuse for not working he would blow that Truck horn every morning. Time for work now, as he would say. The Guy with not a second to spare.

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Way back in the 80's, I owned a very nice female out of Shep, her name was( Shoot Em Out Sheba ). I wish I could find some of that bloodline.

Greg Lavender
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I believe i heard about her. the name rings a bell. The time frame was right for (Shoot em out Sheba) to be from Bellar' Indiana Shep x Reffitt's Sally cross, She should have been great, for Both Shep and Sally where one of a kind. I could talk for days about them. You should have saw them two together, Dam what a pair. It was always some competition going on between me and Russ I could burn him sometime. But I could never get it done in a big hunt, crack under pressure i guess, Russ never cracks he was a natural winner. He will not hunt a dog that is not a great winner!

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I just think he wasn't bred to enough. i had a pup off him, had to shoot the coon out or drag her from the tree. The pup got out of pen was killed by a car.

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The Big De dog, made me think of Shep, the way he was marked. De had Sackett's Rock and Rock's Sir, Sackett Jr in his Pedigree.

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II Chance, did you ever hunt with a dog named Lumber,he was out of Shep?

Lumber was the real deal!!!!!

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maybe someone can straighten that out for you....LOL

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II Chance, did you ever hunt with a dog named Lumber,he was out of Shep?

Lumber was the real deal!!!!!

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Jerry Winn owned him,they were quite a pair,Lumber is the best coondog I have ever seen unsnapped in a nite hunt!
The nite I drew him he put on a show,all Jerry did was call his dog, and we looked at coons!

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What was his Dam? Was he from Michigan?

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He was from Michigan, ask Russ, he will know.

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I sure Lumber was in American Cooner. I think I remember reading an article on him.

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Mike Yoder up in Shipshe is hunting a pup off Shep X Gabby right now. Talked to him last night. The pup is coming along. Runs anything that lays a track and likes to trail more than tree which isn't such a bad thing.

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Thanks Jim, I read on forums, there was a pup out of The Shep. I was wondering how he was doing. He could change who knows. Shep I don't recall him ever running anything but coon and then he was kinda tight mouthed. He treed a bunch just coming treed. I didn't hunt with him after he was a two year old. But he was really something as a pup himself. Lost a lot of good hunting, about 24 years while I was so into electronics at Chryler most the time 7 days a week. Retired now and wanting too catch up. I will, have a few good years left in me LOL.

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Is there shep semen? I remember hearing alot of good things about him when i was a kid and some of that old blood would be good for the tree happy dogs of today. Where does russ rank Shep on his list of greats he has had? Thanks

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I am not sure where he would rank him now. But I bet Shep would close the door and shut out a lot of hounds of today. I have to be careful not to step on any ones toes. Yes I think Russ still has straws of semen stored. I would rank Shep close to Pac-Man but today guys want the yonder Hounds. I guess I would classify Shep as the best patch woods Hound to set foot on INDIANA ground. Smart and witty he was hunting to get his master the Meat. This is no joke boys, I looked at him as he treed and it was like He was saying, I put you up there and I'll be here when you come down! Sometime he treed setting down at bottom of tree looking up mouthing as if he was on watch. This was his trait to pass on, STAY AND HAVE THE MEAT!!

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Way back in the 80's, I owned a very nice female out of Shep, her name was( Shoot Em Out Sheba ). I wish I could find some of that bloodline.

Greg Lavender
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He was from Michigan, ask Russ, he will know.

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Guess he was from Michigan.

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How is it going Mr.IIChance?

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I think the Lumber dog was from Canada. Call Russ got no answer he may be in Glasgow, Ky getting ready the big one ACHA World hunt.

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I would really like to a couple Shep semen pups off a Sackett JR female. Bet that would be a real deal cross

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I figured you would catch my drift....
If you like Big mouth dogs that can run a track the right way,and are accurate treedogs, you will like Coma dogs..
I have a direct son of Stylish Coma, you are welcome to hunt with him anytime,he is as described, and I would like to meet you.
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