Registered: Oct 2007
Location: United States
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does anyone use or breed ken duncans black and tans and/or use them on bear.

Thinking about purchasing one but id like to hear some reviews first. Thanks.. Adam

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I had them and hunt around them all the time, you won't go wrong.

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Ive had some good ones. I like the duncan stuff.

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Registered: Aug 2004
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I agree you cant go wrong with a pup from Ken.

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Registered: Mar 2005
Location: Boise, Idaho
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Ken is a good guy and some very good bear dogs come out of his kennels.

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Registered: Oct 2007
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Guys thanks for all the help! I really appreciate it! Ive been trying to get in touch with Ken but always get his answering machine? I left a message but no returned call.

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Registered: Feb 2004
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DOESNT DONALD REXROADS HAVE SOME OF THAT DOWN THERE IN WV D SODS ?

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Registered: Oct 2007
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Im not to sure i thought his was albert bred but i could be wrong. He has a real nice male id like to have a pup from. Im glad you mentioned that i never really thought about it maybe ill give him a call and see.

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I think he does D SODS

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What are you currently keeping for hounds ??

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Registered: Oct 2007
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English and Bluetick Hounds

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I bought a duncan bred dog last spring. I hunted her for just under a month and found out she was a cull. She was supposed to be a top dog and I didn't think she was worth owning. Not bad for 2 grand.

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Registered: Aug 2004
Location: UTAH
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HEY HOW ABOUT WE BE MEN HERE YOU GOT A PROBLEM WITH KEN CALL HIM ON THE PHONE HE WILL TAKE CARE OF IT. I HAVE HAD SEVERAL DUNCAN HOUNDS. IF YOU NOT HAPPY HE WILL REPLACE THEM OR GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK. STOP COMPLAING YOU SPENT 2 GRAND AND DIDNT HUNT WITH THE DOG FIRST. KEN IS AS HONEST A GUY YOULL EVER MEET. EASY TO BASH SOMEONE ON THE COMPUTER.

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ahmen to that

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Hey Sods, I got a pair about 11 yrs. ago and were pretty fair bear dogs. Didn't have the best noses but ran hot track real well, were gritty and treed right well.

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just got one and hunted with ken quite a bit love his dogs him and his boy some of the greatest guys ever met great dogs great guys and its true you have a problem with a dog call him like a grown up dont just cull it or come on here and bitch he probably knows what to do to help you here is my new boy diesel

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Just food for thought, Coonscry stated he had a Duncan bred dog this tells me he bought the dog from someone else. From whats been stated Duncan breeds and personally sells good dogs but no breeder or hunter can be responsible for abilities or exposer of dogs that may or may not be from his kennel unless you buy directly from the man.

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Wow that was a long time ago. I didn't realize I angered some people or I would've stated this.


I didn't buy the dog from Mr Duncan. Just another Utah hound hunter. The dog was duncan bred top and bottom and alledgedly came from Mr Duncan. If I remember correctly. The dog was a cull and 2 years later the next sale is still in dispute because the next guy didn't like her either. Just an experience from me. Not an attack on Mr Duncan at all. I'm sure he breeds some fine dogs.


Bdogs, if you are a pup peddler then you should expect the good with the bad. Every bluetick looking dog in my area is alledgedly cameron bred although I doubt more than a couple are. This dog had papers to show its bloodlines.


I don't get on this site much or I would've seen this sooner and clarified. Apologies for the misunderstanding.

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Registered: Jun 2009
Location: oregon
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i drove from oregon to utah and picked up two of the smartest dogs ever owned and that includes timberchopper bearpath breding my pups are 6 months old and tree strike and track like 2 yr olds my pups were natrual tree dogs they tree for hours on these house cats here on my place i will get pics and audio so nobody can think im talkin trash if you all want a real good dog and from an honest man get one from him it will be worth every penny. i got a male and female from same litter they sit lay down come to there names and guys they road out in frount of my truck like they done it before plus they have eaten two whole bobcats except teeth and claws and they are beautiful to boot i swear youl be hearin from these two pups there name are costello ECHO and costello COPPER MY GRAND DAUGHTER NAMED him FROM FOX AND THE HOUND but dont think you wont get a honest deal and a hell of a dog too. ill get up some tree pics here next day or so going to cowcreek to pan for gold and the pups go too. if you want i give a refrence of honesty for ken duncan

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Registered: Oct 2004
Location: Roosevelt, Utah
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There are all levels of ability that comes from about any breed or bloodline of hound, some will make a bear dog and others will not. The handler has to do his part and hope he has chosen a pup that will make the grade, but you'll find those kind of dogs in a walker, a redbone, an english, a bluetick, or plott dog.......and none of them has a corner on the market! In my opinion, the man who makes that dog--the trainer and handler--has more to do with it than the man who made the cross................

ike

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