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I am considering selling this dog but haven't made up my mind yet. Just curious what you'all think he'd be worth.
AKC registered
3/4 Boldstroke (Musket close up x2)
1/4 Birch Lake
Tan color w/ yellow eyes.
4 years old
Will run longer than any two dogs in your kennel (10-14 hours doesn't bother him)
Can do it all by himself.
Pretty tight on the line and through the check.

His only major fault is that when you first turn him loose it takes him 20 minutes or so to settle in and start working.

Thanks,
Dane

??? $500 ???

what ever you think he is your dog and you put the time into him sell him for what you think.

Well that's the thing. I think he's worth a small fortune, but that won't help me if I want to sell him. He is one of the cornerstones to my kennel so in my mind that just inflates my idea of worth. But none of that helps if you can't find a buyer!

He's worth what someone is willing to pay for him.

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MGB wrote:He's worth what someone is willing to pay for him.

REALLY? Who'd a thought.

You know I looked for sometime for something out of Musket . I even tried to locate Gill Davis and find a line of Musket , but I had no luck. If you were closer I bet you and I could have made a deal. Even though I have 15 L.W. or red& white(orange/tan)beagles now I still would like to have one more good dog. Make up your mind and price your dog. Anyone knows blood lines will be interested..I have a picture of Gill and Musket by a stack of hay with a whole pile of rabbits in front of them. Ken

Dane I can't believe you would sell him. You know he could always come back and live with his Daddy and you could have visitation rights, lol. The two I kept out of that cross didn't work out as well for me. The male died before he was a year old and the female stayed small and couldn't keep up with her Daddy. A litter mate to yours is down around Circleville that really turn out nice. They really love the dog, said it was the best they have had. You can see him on my website under the albums. I have 1/2 sister to yours here that will die here. I screwed up and sold her sister because I had bought some high powered pups that I just new was going to be better, wrong they were culls. Yank has produced some nice dogs for the limited about of breeding he has. Let me know what you have planned. Bob

10-14 hours on the Ohio flats or in the mountians of eastern Ky

Got a pic ?

Will run longer than any two dogs in your kennel (10-14 hours doesn't bother him)

This picture is old but he looks the same just a little fatter now.

The Yank dog is a really nice hound. I would assume he would produce very well.

Yank is a really nice one! I haven't seen this male run, but i love the boldstrokes!