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What dog and line of dogs in your opinion have extreme hunt
I am looking for a pup out of such dogs I want it to hunt non stop and get in the brush not run around the briars, I want its tail to be bloody after the first 15 minutes of hunting, I dont like extra mouth until the rabbit is up and dont want it to skirt 50 yrds from the check area. SO WHAT BLOODLINE HAS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR, and WHO HAS PUPS WITH THESE TRAITS IN BOTH THE SIRE AND DAM. I am tired of seeing lazy hounds standing around not that I dont have some good hounds just looking for MORE HUNT

Smokes Creek Sirus McGee. I have a male that will stud to another Sirus next month. They both hunt together and never stop hunting. They both dive into the brush and even try to dig out rabbits that hole up. I can put you on the list for pups if we decide to sell.

How much money do you think a young dog with extreme hunt, correct mouth, good checkwork and so on would cost?

Just curious!
Tim

mtneerbp wrote:What dog and line of dogs in your opinion have extreme hunt - SO WHAT BLOODLINE HAS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR,

Laneline Beagles !

mix you up a little scooter and bad cliff blood. dont know about the 15 min. tail everytime but loaded with hunt. J.M.O. purty good on the line. upper med. speed but all day hunt.not bad for a 13in. female

KesslerBeagles wrote:

mtneerbp wrote:What dog and line of dogs in your opinion have extreme hunt - SO WHAT BLOODLINE HAS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR,

Laneline Beagles !

Absolutely "Laneline", There Dingus male would put hunt in a poodle.

KesslerBeagles wrote:

mtneerbp wrote:What dog and line of dogs in your opinion have extreme hunt - SO WHAT BLOODLINE HAS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR,

Laneline Beagles !

Yep, Laneline. If the briars were made of razorblades, if the rabbit went through there so are those dogs. Those dogs would die before they stop hunting and stand at your feet.

I think this is the classic argument causing question. In my opinion you can find that kind of hunt in lots of different bloodlines the thing is you can also find duds in just about any bloodline. You just have to take a chance on pups and rely more on what their immediate dam and sire are like than what kind of big name dog is three generations back in their pedigree. Of course nobody has ever paid for my opinion and that is just what it is my opinion.

Gabe Miskimen

Checkpoint Beagles wrote:How much money do you think a young dog with extreme hunt, correct mouth, good checkwork and so on would cost?

Just curious!
Tim

Thats a good question there I guess whatever the guy selling could get out of it
I am looking to buy a couple pups with good hunting parents not a young dog but pups well maybe a young dog if price was right

KesslerBeagles wrote:

mtneerbp wrote:What dog and line of dogs in your opinion have extreme hunt - SO WHAT BLOODLINE HAS WHAT I AM LOOKING FOR,

Laneline Beagles !

I have been studying Jim's website quit hard here the last few weeks funny that I got so many responses about the
Dingus blood how many of you have hunted with the Lane line dogs. I have heard a lot of good things about them on this site
Dr. Chris, KesslerBeagles,DavisFarms

You might want to look at pine mt beagles he has had a good line of extreme hunting dogs now
for about 13 to 14yrs.i've put up with ole rufus for 15yrs now his blood line will give thier
bodies up to find and catch a rabbit,when rufus runs dog he always carry's a tube of super glue.
right now he dont have many dogs he's doing that fishing thing.the new city line hunts hard to
but thier hard to come also.jmho.

patch hounds normally have great hunt.

hillshakerag kennels dogs have great hunt as well.

THANKS FOR THE BUMP RAD,,,,OLE BUDDIE ,,I DON'T HAVE ANY THING FOR SALE.MAYBE ONE FEMALE I WOULD PART WITH.....WHAT I WON'T TO KNOW IS WHEN '' ARE YOU GOING TO FINISH TAKING OVER THE KENNEL'' FOR ME'' YOU CAN USE THE""" PINE MT KENNEL NAME"" I WILL REGSITER IT' IN YOUR NAME WITH NKC AND AKC,,, OR YOU CAN RESISTER MY STUD HOUNDS AND PUPS AND BROOD BITCHES AS,,,, TRI-STATE KENNEL"" HOUNDS AFTER RUNNING WITH ME FOR 16 YRS YOU HAVE EARNED IT , IT'S GETTING ABOUT TIME FOR YOU TO TAKE IT 'TO THE NEXT LEVEL,,,,I BREDEM FOR ABOUT 34 YRS IF YOU CARRY ON FOR 34 MORE YRS, SOME DAY WE MIGHT GET A RABBIT HOUND,I SEE A LOT OF POSTS ABOUT DINGUS MACRAE BLOOD WE HAVE A LITTLE OVER 20% DINGUS IN OUR LAST LITTER ,OLE DINGUS IS GOOD TO HAVE ..AND OLE"" HARD TIME SCRAP""" IN MY OPINION ONE OF THE BEST DINGUS BRED HOUNDS AROUND,AND HAS PUT OUT SOME GOOD PUPS ON TH GROUND..........PUT A LITTLE NORTHWAYSPUR. IN THE MIX WITH DINGUS,AND A TOUCH OF''TAYLORS SOCK IT TO ME AND SOME '''BIRCH LAKE MR -T,,,,AND YOUR TALKING..GOOD LUCK AND
KEEP'EM RUNNING
PINE MT BEAGLES

Rufus thanks i would be honored to take over your kennel but for now i'll stick to running your blood line.
besides you know you have another 34yrs in you maybe in that time you can breed that perfect dog
So untill the perfect dog comes along just keep sending them not so perfect dogs. Ole hank and charley are
looking good maybe i have them in shape when the time comes

ebag33 wrote:I think this is the classic argument causing question. In my opinion you can find that kind of hunt in lots of different bloodlines the thing is you can also find duds in just about any bloodline. You just have to take a chance on pups and rely more on what their immediate dam and sire are like than what kind of big name dog is three generations back in their pedigree. Of course nobody has ever paid for my opinion and that is just what it is my opinion.

Gabe Miskimen

I can't believe you didn't know that papers and pedigree run a rabbit, kind of like telling a kid there's no santa, lol.