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« on: December 22, 2008, 07:27:41 pm »

Shylar,

I have three...two older males and a gyp that just turned a year.  The gyp is hunting out better than any dog I've started, but doesn't have the intensity on a bay I would like to see quite yet.  Funny thing is, she will eat a hog up the few times I've had her in a pen.

I was talking with Randy the other night and telling him about her and what he told me made good sense.  He said, "Bryant, what you have to remember is that these dogs are highly intelligent.  She works harder in a pen because your right there with her and she knows that what she's doing is pleasing to you.  When in the woods, she's on her own and experience and confidence will get her to where she needs to be.  If she's hunting, running with the older dogs, and showing independance your 75% there."

As far as breeders, I know several here in Texas.  You can start with Randy Wright (who actually had Ben and was the first to linebreed his genetics) and work from there.  If you would like contact info, send me a PM.
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