Three generations...

Marshall, Tweety is the black dog on the left. She hunts VERY hard, what some would call med-long range but mainly just hussels and makes BIG clover leaf patterns when you hunt. I have never seen the dog get tired. We started hunting with her last spring and all through the summer and fall winter and she just has a lot of go to her. I have never hunted with the Winchester dog but he is said to hunt very good. The pups out of the two looked just like their momma and hunt just like their momma, that is Brandy there on the right. The man that owns the Brandy dog bred her on purpose to a big male 3/4 cur 1/4 plott that was out of some good dogs. The pups are the product of that cross. I got a few females out of the same litter as the pups pictured here. Our hope is to determine the pups out of the litter that shine and breed the females to their uncle "obama" and maybe breed one of the males back to the Tweety and see if we can keep producing these big black dogs that hunt really well and make good strike dogs. The man that bred the pups kept one and four of us bought up the rest of the litter to see if they have what it takes. As much as I hate pups I sure like to watch them grow and learn and become dogs. I don't think hunting would be as much fun if you couldn't watch a young dog progress....

Matt