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Let me say I have never met Kevin Shirley. We are friends of friends. I always got a full report on Kevin when hunting with Butch Roeder. This goes back to All Night Albert. You would have to be Kevin to understand what I just said. Butch was hunting a Dual Grand named Goldie. I have watched Kevin grow in his abilities as breeder/trainer/handler. Kevin was always up front honest. Kevin has worked hard for what he has in his kennel. I can count on one hand the breeders I would buy a dog from over the phone. I have been with All Night hounds under coons. I like them. If Kevin would answer 10 or 12 questions for me over the phone and those answers suited me, I would purchase the dog sight unseen. Kevin has bred some of the best. There you go..........my two cents!

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This is Butch Roeder. I can`t figure out, just who you are. I told Kevin about this thread, and he didn`t know, either. If you want to talk to me, just call me, cell-502-931-5990. Thanks.

Butch

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I got one 16 months old and is my next racehorse. His name Quaker Boy. Hell be comin to a hunt near u!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The mother is a Kevin Shirley female and you all kno the dog wouldn't be on my leash if he wasn't a cooner! Bottom Line, Hes gonna be a winner one hunt and he won the Delaware governor Cup. You go out two rounds against Grand Nt Ch winners of first round and Ntch winners of first rounds and quaker boy beat em fair and square and would make any Redbone man proud , bottom line!

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This goes back to All Night Albert. You would have to be Kevin to understand what I just said.

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I am not Kevin, but I know that you just said that you were ancient. You must be as old as Danny Barrett.

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Ken (AKA:KRH),is the orignator of this thread. I used to work with Ken at International Harvester in Louisville Ky.. He has always been
a honest, and truthfull man , and we have hunted some good hounds together during that peroid of time. I did not recognize the initials/numbers on his post, but he tells me that, he has been cut off from replying to this thread. I can see no harm, or foul, in any of these posts, that would warrant intervention from UKC. So if Allen G., or any other administrator could reply here, or to Ken Hughs personally, to try to straighten this matter out for all concerned, we would greatly appreciate it. Might even be a technical error, on Ken`s computer. He was just trying to be a good testimony, for a friend. Somehow, he says that he is cut off, and can`t respond. on this thread. Thanks, in advance.

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Ken (AKA:KRH),is the orignator of this thread. I used to work with Ken at International Harvester in Louisville Ky.. He has always been
a honest, and truthfull man , and we have hunted some good hounds together during that peroid of time. I did not recognize the initials/numbers on his post, but he tells me that, he has been cut off from replying to this thread. I can see no harm, or foul, in any of these posts, that would warrant intervention from UKC. So if Allen G., or any other administrator could reply here, or to Ken Hughs personally, to try to straighten this matter out for all concerned, we would greatly appreciate it. Might even be a technical error, on Ken`s computer. He was just trying to be a good testimony, for a friend. Somehow, he says that he is cut off, and can`t respond. on this thread. Thanks, in advance.

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I`m so glad that you figured out the problem with your computer. So, it`s not necessary for any concern, or reply, from UKC. Sorry for any inconveinence. Yes, ol` Rye was out of "Midge", and was an extra hard, stay put TREEDOG.

Ken, if you are ever in this part of the country, stop in for a visit, or hunt. Like I said on the phone, Kevin is not involved with the hounds, as much as he was in the past. I hope he makes a "come back", soon. There is not a harder hunter, or a more honest one anywhere. Thanks for your confidence in him. Your first post on this thread was right on.

Butch

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I`m so glad that you figured out the problem with your computer. So, it`s not necessary for any concern, or reply, from UKC. Sorry for any inconveinence. Yes, ol` Rye was out of "Midge", and was an extra hard, stay put TREEDOG.

Ken, if you are ever in this part of the country, stop in for a visit, or hunt. Like I said on the phone, Kevin is not involved with the hounds, as much as he was in the past. I hope he makes a "come back", soon. There is not a harder hunter, or a more honest one anywhere. Thanks for your confidence in him. Your first post on this thread was right on.

Butch

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You can add two more to that litter. A bob tail gyp,(due to hunting accident), I can`t remember her name. Robert Farmer sold her to Mark Evans in Ind.. Also, Haskle Cox had a male, ol` Buck, that he says, to this day is the best, and most natural coon dog, he ever owned.

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You can add two more to that litter. A bob tail gyp,(due to hunting accident), I can`t remember her name. Robert Farmer sold her to Mark Evans in Ind.. Also, Haskle Cox had a male, ol` Buck, that he says, to this day is the best, and most natural coon dog, he ever owned.

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I finally remembered the name of that female, that Robert Farmer sold to Mark Evans. It was "Polly".

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I have nice female out of brush buster II and farmers Polly

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I have nice female out of brush buster II and farmers Polly

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She's loud dark red and 99 times out of 100 she's gonna be split somewhere from the other dogs she's a stay put tree dog and most the time she's gonna be last strike most times the first time u here her will be when she rolls into the tree with a big dying bawl locate not a hard hunter just medium deep shell usually hunt out a woods and if nothing she'll come back rather than blowing through the other side if there's anything else u wanna know just ask. Oh she also loves water and for some reason she likes to eat trees haha

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She's loud dark red and 99 times out of 100 she's gonna be split somewhere from the other dogs she's a stay put tree dog and most the time she's gonna be last strike most times the first time u here her will be when she rolls into the tree with a big dying bawl locate not a hard hunter just medium deep shell usually hunt out a woods and if nothing she'll come back rather than blowing through the other side if there's anything else u wanna know just ask. Oh she also loves water and for some reason she likes to eat trees haha

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She's directly out of the buster X Polly cross she's coming 6 and I'm not sure of the dam but Polly's sire was I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure it was stepps little pepper I've only had this female since march her papers are in the mail getting switched into my name ill post the pedigree whe I get it back should be in the next few days

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She's directly out of the buster X Polly cross she's coming 6 and I'm not sure of the dam but Polly's sire was I could be wrong but I'm pretty sure it was stepps little pepper I've only had this female since march her papers are in the mail getting switched into my name ill post the pedigree whe I get it back should be in the next few days

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I will certainly look again when I get them back but I'm 99% sure of what I've said. i have been wrong before one or twice haha. I know her birthdate is 11/14/07 that's off her easy entry card

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I will certainly look again when I get them back but I'm 99% sure of what I've said. i have been wrong before one or twice haha. I know her birthdate is 11/14/07 that's off her easy entry card

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