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« on: March 24, 2017, 07:42:42 am »

I've read and heard a lot of good things about red ticks, surprisingly I haven't heard anything bad. Any of you had any bad experiences with red ticks?
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« Reply #1 on: March 24, 2017, 08:19:33 am »

I got a red tic cross she has turned in to a decent young dog. Has decent bottom as well


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« Reply #2 on: March 24, 2017, 09:59:31 am »

I think you would get better info if you included the line of red tick you have or are interested in.

I have seen a few English and or red ticks out here in the south west that are from old lines of dry ground lion dogs. Known for having really cold noses. Ive also got to meet a guy in the UP that has an outstanding English hound on bear. He has a great nose and can start something from nothing but he has bad feet, and is not the fastest.
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« Reply #4 on: March 24, 2017, 07:20:30 pm »

Red nose, I don't know anything, any types of red ticks. But from what I've heard it would be worth learning. I can read Google and learn about them but would rather learn from people that hunt them.
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Red nose can you get your hands on a young dog like your taking about.
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« Reply #5 on: March 24, 2017, 08:16:10 pm »

Heck you should of asked me I had one I just got rid of she was a sweet little dog. I just didn't have time for her


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« Reply #6 on: March 25, 2017, 07:56:19 pm »

Judge...that is a nice looking pup...
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« Reply #7 on: March 25, 2017, 07:59:15 pm »

Thanks


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« Reply #8 on: March 26, 2017, 09:15:33 am »

I've only had dealings with two and buddy let me tell you, they were HOGDOGS, I can't tell you anything about the blood behind them other than they were reject coon hounds, one was a male and the other was a gyp, the males only fault which eventually lead to his demise was he didn't have a single ounce of back up and bay to him, I don't care how many times or how bad he was cut he would never back down from one, I once saw him get his pad cut smooth and clean off his foot, almost surgical precision type cut, most any other dog would've quit, he was trying to run on bare meat and bone sticking out the bottom of his foot, that same hog had literally WRECKED this dude, some duck hunters caught him and called us thinking somebody had shot him multiple times with buck shot, the other was a small frame catty little gyp that could work out a hard track and run it with amazing accuracy and precision and just make some really good hounds look bad, we h caught a good boar with her and I had done had seen all I could stand and just had to have her, at the end of the hunt I filled out a blank check and give it to my buddy and told him to fill out the amount he wanted for her, he said let me think about and called me a few days later wanting to go hunting, as she was running that night we were discussing the purchase and all things went quiet and the pups I had running with her all slowly came back to the bike one by one, the next morning we found her tucked under some willow trees in a gravel pit, a gator had gotten her, I was so sick to my stomach and so thankful all at the same time because had he sold her to me a few days prior I would've been out of a good bit of money, now I don't base an entire breed off what I saw with those two dogs but they did leave a for ever lasting impression on me that I somewhat use until this day when judging dogs...


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« Reply #9 on: March 26, 2017, 12:34:51 pm »

Irondog/ Jared wasn't that a red tick you had. Did you have any before are after that didn't cut it?
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« Reply #10 on: March 26, 2017, 10:20:35 pm »

I've only had dealings with two and buddy let me tell you, they were HOGDOGS, I can't tell you anything about the blood behind them other than they were reject coon hounds, one was a male and the other was a gyp, the males only fault which eventually lead to his demise was he didn't have a single ounce of back up and bay to him, I don't care how many times or how bad he was cut he would never back down from one, I once saw him get his pad cut smooth and clean off his foot, almost surgical precision type cut, most any other dog would've quit, he was trying to run on bare meat and bone sticking out the bottom of his foot, that same hog had literally WRECKED this dude, some duck hunters caught him and called us thinking somebody had shot him multiple times with buck shot, the other was a small frame catty little gyp that could work out a hard track and run it with amazing accuracy and precision and just make some really good hounds look bad, we h caught a good boar with her and I had done had seen all I could stand and just had to have her, at the end of the hunt I filled out a blank check and give it to my buddy and told him to fill out the amount he wanted for her, he said let me think about and called me a few days later wanting to go hunting, as she was running that night we were discussing the purchase and all things went quiet and the pups I had running with her all slowly came back to the bike one by one, the next morning we found her tucked under some willow trees in a gravel pit, a gator had gotten her, I was so sick to my stomach and so thankful all at the same time because had he sold her to me a few days prior I would've been out of a good bit of money, now I don't base an entire breed off what I saw with those two dogs but they did leave a for ever lasting impression on me that I somewhat use until this day when judging dogs...


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I am gone have to completely agree with goose. The ones I have seen impressed me. If I wasn't gone run Plotts i would run them. They can be nice speed track driving hounds. But not all of them make it as in any mine culling will eventually happen.


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« Reply #11 on: March 27, 2017, 04:51:33 pm »

The pup that judge showed I gave her to them her daddy was a bmc and  was some cow and pig dog bloodline and her mom was the redtick judge talked about also we gave them her to also anyway she was a full blood registered red tick from a Louisiana coon dog blood line and she was a good coon dog too
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« Reply #12 on: March 27, 2017, 04:57:55 pm »

Red nose, I don't know anything, any types of red ticks. But from what I've heard it would be worth learning. I can read Google and learn about them but would rather learn from people that hunt them.
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Red nose can you get your hands on a young dog like your taking about.

No probably not, I mean if I really wanted one I could prob figure out a way, but those old dry ground lines are tough to get if your not hunting with them or somebody they know. For hogs I would look into some good English coon dog lines. I know they have some out there that are pretty darn fast and still with good noses. Good luck and let us know if you end up finding anything.
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« Reply #13 on: March 27, 2017, 08:51:24 pm »

Ya cash if hound pup keeps getting better she just might make it


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« Reply #14 on: March 28, 2017, 11:17:45 am »

10/4, thanks. And if I end up finding one I'll let y'all know how it turns out.
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