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Tell me what you know about him. I'm wanting to know as much about him as a dog as possible. Im pretty well educated on his offspring and grand pups. Wanting to learn more about him tho! Any stories or pics would be greatly appreciated as well. Thanks

THe one dog I wanted to see run but haven't... I've seen tons of his offspring go but he is a ledgend for sure...

His picture is on my website under top hounds!! He was a 13" hound. won the NLPC. and was Ifc before he was 26 months I know a lot about him from the man that owned, ran, and finished him Don Hoog, but I myself never saw him go!!

[quote="Mo. Beagler 5000"]THe one dog I wanted to see run but haven't... I've seen tons of his offspring go but he is a ledgend for sure...[/quote

Yeah I have three grandsons to him and one granddaughter. Money couldn't buy any of them!

johns03272008 wrote:His picture is on my website under top hounds!! He was a 13" hound. won the NLPC. and was Ifc before he was 26 months I know a lot about him from the man that owned, ran, and finished him Don Hoog, but I myself never saw him go!!

Yeah I've seen that picture before, was hoping for some new ones. I know he was a bad SOB, just never really heard many details about him

He throws pups with monster hunt... Some can be a little quirky at times but if you bred him too a solid bitch, WATCH OUT...

Sky king and Sun down were out of him and they produce some amazing hounds too..

i thought i read it before but didnt roy noe make that breeding and don hoog owned him?? if that is the case, thats who id ask for info...

I don't remember seeing anything out of ACE that was quirky, call Hoog he can tell you all you want or need to know!!

How long you been in beagling John? Just wondering

I never saw him go,wish I had.But I'm bred up tight on him and Indian Hills,he was a producer of good solid hounds.One thing I've learned is that if you breed to tight on him your male dogs won't live long 5 or 6 yrs.Chances are that they will be fine dogs.He is getting far enough back now that it isn't the problem it use to be.But still something to lookout for.

you can't go wrong with ace blood in your kennel. he was a once in a lifetime hound. you can also call mark mcknight or jeff barger about ace. they had a whole lot of field time on him.

I have his grandson as well and speaking for mine he is the purest rabbit hound I have ever owned no money could take him

Brandan

That's how I am with Cubby and Rachel, Brandan. Their grandpups to Ace with Rachel being out of King. And Cub out of Smiths RubyAnn who was from what I heard one tough female outta Ace.

pilotknob wrote:I never saw him go,wish I had.But I'm bred up tight on him and Indian Hills,he was a producer of good solid hounds.One thing I've learned is that if you breed to tight on him your male dogs won't live long 5 or 6 yrs.Chances are that they will be fine dogs.He is getting far enough back now that it isn't the problem it use to be.But still something to lookout for.

Man, I have seen this from great-grand pups , may be a coincidence but it's funny you mention it. A whole litter of awesome hounds dropped off one by one,starting a 2 and ending around 7 I guess. Male and females!

Ha, now I am going through all the dogs to see how old they lived I can think of..

But probably his best two produced dogs are still around and they are like 9 or something.... triple threat and sky... I know of two that died really young but thats all I can think of...