You won't find any bob tails or pink nosed in the old East Texas stock.
There is the reason the original question was asked. Have never saw a single one...ever......in this area's dogs. But common as the day is long in these other strains. Just peaks my curiosity to the original introduction origin.
I am not a big historian on these specific dogs..know others are. But seems like its some big secret. Dunno why?
Have had several very knowledgeable men Pm me answers that make sense from personal knowledge. But gonna keep that info behind closed conversations. Feel it would take this post for a downward spiral and end with stalemated arguments even though I agree completely.
The short and skinny is simple ........It was introduction trait. Now the search continues for the exact identifiable cross. Possibly from several separate sources.
Good post gents. Staying interesting for sure.
All views and knowledge are welcomed.
