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does anyone know what happened to Gill and dogs

Thinking a guy in N.C. got most of Gills hounds and still breds the Boldstroke line but his name eludes me at present. Go to the search bar here ans enter Boldstroke & I'd say you will find him. They were a good steady line of dogs from what I've seen

Mark overcash is one....he is kennel partners I think with another guy down there.

I owned lprch boldstroke buffalo bill and ran with a few other boldstroke dogs
bill passed away this past january he will bbe greatly missed

RIP my good buddy

I have own a bunch of Gills dogs I still have one thats a damerons half track boldstroke cross i liked Gills dogs I was wondering if he is still living or whatever happened to him i new he had health issues

I heard he is in Florida.

Mike

Brad Adkins in ky owns stretch....he is full boldstroke. Get in touch with him, I'm sure he has a few pups out of stretch. You can find his pedigree and brads info if you run a search.

sounds like Gill is out of beagling i would be interested in that stetch dog is he akc reg I owned boldstrokes quick annie boldstrokes snoot boldstrokes copperhead all great hounds boldstrokes snoot was awful she would run for days not hours run the pads off her feet come in so sore shed fall on here side next to her feed bowl lay there til she could move eat that way go again she would not handle she could eat a shock collar shed scream from the shock and keep right on going I hated her but i loved her she died at a real ole age and i miss her toughest hardheaded hardcore rabbit dog ever she placed 9th in field trial with over 50 hounds in it with solid raw feet we put her in so a kid that never trialed before wouldnt have a hard time handling her how wrong we was thanks Gill

Elmer Puckett wrote:sounds like Gill is out of beagling i would be interested in that stetch dog is he akc reg I owned boldstrokes quick annie boldstrokes snoot boldstrokes copperhead all great hounds boldstrokes snoot was awful she would run for days not hours run the pads off her feet come in so sore shed fall on here side next to her feed bowl lay there til she could move eat that way go again she would not handle she could eat a shock collar shed scream from the shock and keep right on going I hated her but i loved her she died at a real ole age and i miss her toughest hardheaded hardcore rabbit dog ever she placed 9th in field trial with over 50 hounds in it with solid raw feet we put her in so a kid that never trialed before wouldnt have a hard time handling her how wrong we was thanks Gill

raw feet is why we sold our last two boldstrokes. no matter what you did they would run the pads off in just a few hours. Stretch is AKC and is a upper fast (9, 10) speed male. the dog can flat out fly when i seen him go a few years back. good luck.

I have Boldstroke hounds and am very pleased with them. Solid hard hunting hounds.

Mike

I owned a boldstroke dog and she was a great dog. She had a real big nose, she could run on anything anytime. I would love to have another one . Good bloodline.

John Williams wrote:I owned a boldstroke dog and she was a great dog. She had a real big nose, she could run on anything anytime. I would love to have another one . Good bloodline.

Who was the sire and dam

Steve, Brian Hadly (at AB) is either Gill's cousin or lives next to him. He can tell you about Gill and where he is for sure.

Thank you Rneilhttp://americanbeagler.huntingboards.com/posting.php?mode=reply&f=17&t=73031&sid=c1f8a08e4bba39d5c49852c32e322ce9#

If memory serves my right Gill had some health issue's but also had some issue's with AKC , don't remember what the outcome was but thinking they may of ban him for something