Top producing % studs

[eddywilliams]

I know this has been discussed on here I cant sem to search out the correct thread.I saw on a current post not in order .Any one else have Striker ,Ninja ,Otterbrook or any other ......Thanks
1) Shaker 50 litters 30 fc's
2)Ranger Dan 42 litters 22 Fc's

[jim matuszewski]

the ranger dan stuff seems to be pretty consistent at producing good snow dogs

[cris axtell/coal hill ken]

Lati's Brush Hog is going into the reproducers hall of fame with 135 points with limited breedings. I have 2 champions and a grand out of him. One of my litters off him had 3 champions and 1 grand with another about to grand out. I'll ask Bob how many litters he has sired.

[J Steelman]

http://americanbeagler.huntingboards.co ... cing+studs

Try this its a long thread...

[hlane]

I read on here ninja 48 fc out of 52 litters but cant find it again. the person that posted it said a pedigree website generated those #s

[sparky]

Any one have Striker ,Ninja ,Otterbrook ......Thanks

Argenteuil Striker 56 litters / 23 FCs
Maravics Ninja 35 litters / 17 FCs
Otterbrook Sam Jr 21 litters / 11 FCs

"BeagleFieldTrials.com"

[LightningBeagles]

From what I've been told, Armando's Levi had produced a good number of FC. I think he died young though.

[RABBITBUTCHER]

you better check monkmans mountain man.

[Shady Grove Beagles]

I've not researched it through any search engine but have heard many times from those in the northeast that knew Ninja and his owner Vic Costanza well that Ninja sired 48 litters and averaged a field champion per litter=48 ?

[sparky]

IFC Maravic's Blue Ninja - sired 35 litters (BeagleFieldTrials.com)

1) FC Smith's Black Jack V
2) FC J-N-K's Blue Freckles
3) FC Roses Tip Toe Ticker
4) IFC Squirrel Creek Angie
5) FTCH Squirrel Creek Cinder
6) FC Maravic's Blue Moon
7) FC Maravic's Blue Jean
8) NLPC FC Little Bit of Pepper II
9) NLPC FC Dixie Hill Belle
10) FC Briarpatch Whistling Dixie
11) FC Briarpatch Pretty Pixie
12) FC Lonesomes Creeks Tricky Nicky
13) FC Lonesomes Creeks Hare Razer
14) FC Farbers Indian Outlaw
15) FC Greenbrier Maravic's Simba
16) NLPC FC Maravic's Blue Barry
17) FC Buckeye Ninja Blue Boy

[Shady Grove Beagles]

Don't know all titles that were included but do know that he had multiple A.R.H.A. Rabbit Champs and Grands.Don't know about U.K.C.?

[johns03272008]

If we are including all Formats we already know who the winner would be!!!!!
For those of you that can't think of who it is I will give you a hint!! The first letter of his name is

R

[Alabama John]

What is missing is how many of the pups were sold to trialers and trialed, and how hard?

That would make a big difference in the amount of champions.

I would be far more interested in how many pups out of their litters were put down for being a sorry hunting dog or the opposite, how many pups percentage wise made real good hunting dogs for the area and conditions we hunt in.

[BCBeagles]

I would prefer to see how many pups are registered, therefore likely hunted, then base the numbers off of that. Not 35 litters and 17 fc's, ex. 200 pups/20 fc's equals 10%. gives you a much better idea, JMO.

They do this with UKC coonhounds, most times hounds with biggest number of pups equals lowest percentage, ex. Swamp Rooster at one point had almost 3,000 pups, all good, but his percentage of champs of any degree was only 5%. Just an example.

My uncle had a hound with under 500 pups but almost 50 champs, equals 10 percent. BIG difference.

Reggie's numbers would not be favorable as far as percentage goes if he has 1500 pups on the ground. Not bashing just true.

Shaker had however many champs and so on and so forth, but total pup numbers will give you the most accurate results.

What if in 35 litters there were only 100 pups? What if in 35 litters there were 185 pups.....total pups tells the whole story for percentages.

[DINGUS MAN]

Very good point bc