chapkosbeagles wrote: dose anyone else have a full 15 inch hound out of him?
I have a male out of him that is a full 15 inch hound.
This male isn't slow at all, he is out of Kemlers Snow run Tasha and Greenbay Shooter.
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chapkosbeagles wrote: dose anyone else have a full 15 inch hound out of him?
If you want hunt, drive, and speed with control and big snow nose thrown in, then Shooter is the stud for you.mybeagles wrote:Something else that may be worth considering. With a dog like Shooter, (Big snow nose/Line control) you get as many if not more hunters breeding to him than field trialers. I know some hunters that bred to Shooter with NO intentions of ever attending a trial.
When you have a faster trial dog that makes a name as top stud more trial guys breed to them rather than rabbit hunters.
I enjoy attending field trials, but is the FC title the only factor that determines a great producer? I wont try to debate which dogs are great producers and which ones are not. I will say I think a great producer consistently passes on his "halmark traits" to his offspring with a variety of different females. I would argue that Shooter has passed on line control and big nose to many different litters. If you desire those traits above others, Shooter is a great produce. If speed and drive top your list of traits then Shooter might not rank so high for you.
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mdbeagler wrote: Dr. Chris I am just curious where you obtained this information or are you just making an educated guess? Shooter has been bred to 43 different bitches, some females were bred more than once. I know there are about 8 champions out of 1 bitch that was bred to him 2 or 3 times. You might want to check the numbers as far as him only reproducing a handful of champions. Joe has a handful of champions out of Shooter alone. I don't think he would be in the top reproducing sire list if he was only reproducing a handful of champions, but I guess it depends on how big the hand is that's being gauged.
In just simply responding to the above comments, I received my inquiry back from the American Kennel Club today on Green Bay Shooter.chapkosbeagles wrote: as far as reproducing chris shooter is the number 3 all time reproducer according to akc magizine number 3 off all time ahead off just about all them dogs you mentioned
Dingus I know produced over 40 champions. BeaglePedigree.com is a great resource. For the most part they are very accurate. They don’t give wrong information, but not all breedings are on there and not all of the pups are included in many of the breedings that are on there. For example, They only have Green Bay Shooter having 18 litters when he actually has 56. But they include what they have and what others donate. But it is a great site and a wealth of information and what they do have is verified thru the AKC and is accurate.R.Ooten (RUFF) wrote:Im sure everyone would agree that Dingus Macrae a 2005 Better Beagling HOF inductee, was a top reproducer I have found he only produced 12 FC's out of 58 litters. Now that diden't come from AKC I got my info from http://www.beaglepedigree.com but im sure it's not off by much if any...
Not in the AKC, if you’re counting ARHA, UKC or something else… but as far as AKC Field Champions he has produced exactly 12, according to AKC.Harner's Hounds wrote:There are tons more out of Shooter. Shooter X Big Spring. One of those crosses produced 8 FC's out of the litter....
BCBeagles wrote:This has become a very good thread!!! Thanks Harner. This may clear up some ???'s. Time is on Shooter's side as many of his pups are still young(2 or less). He is a VERY good reproducer for sure!!!
Butkus has the hound power and pedigree to do just the same, if not surpass, time will tell. Butkus has some TOP females coming to him both AKC and UKC. I talked to another knowledgable gentleman on Friday who personally watched Butkus, he said " He will make you like him!" proof is in seeing with your own eyes. He then bred his top shelf Reggie bitch to him because he liked what he saw. If Butkus can reproduce on a pretty good basis him traits he will do okay for himself, I am sure of that.
Oh by the way Timmy O'grady, as soon as I get back from vacation you are bringing that little powerhouse down to my house and we are cutting him loose!!
I can’t name the top 10, it will take a while for the exact numbers, but I can find out. I will try my best, but there may be some on the list that most really don’t care about because a lot of them are from the Brace era. I will try to get a “top 10” that is semi relevant to the style that most like on here. But I would guess you could look to the Hall of Fame for most of them. Ranger Dan I know would be there along with Linesman and a few others already named. George Nixon had too many to count, but some I would consider valid {the early ones}, but the later ones were brace. In the 50’s Pearson Creek were hard hunting and pretty fast gun dogs, but by the 70’s they were Traditional Brace {walkie talkie}. They carried the same name on their pedigrees, but they were as different as night and day.hard on a check wrote:Dr.Chris: Could you list the top 10 producers of all time,as far as (litters vs fc's) by the official akc numbers?