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Posted by Autumn Clements on 03-16-2016 05:59 PM:

Pics of my X-breds

Carly

Harry

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CFC CH Canadian GCH Multi Group Placing MBPIG BBPIG LEGACYK STANNYFIELD PRIME TIME (AKC & UKC Pointed)
BPIG MBBPIG WINDAMIRS RED LIGHT DISTRICT V AMBERLANE
LEGACYK DARE TO DREAM V CBLUES
LEGACYK WHITE AS A GHOST V CBLUES

Gone but not forgotten
GRNITECH GRCH PKC CH'PR'CLEMENTS' BLUE PRANCER
GRNITECH GRCH'PR'SPIKE'S TWILITE HOOKER
'PR'PRANCER'S GETTIN DOWN N DIRTY (PrancerxHooker)
NITECH CH’PR’BUELL’S BLUE ROCKY(Whitey x Spice)
CKC BBPIG MARIES BABY BREEZE

Posted by thomasg on 03-21-2016 05:29 PM:

nice looking pups. just curious why you went x bred.we have a litter of 9 that are one week old today.english x walker.our cross was accidental but both parents are coondogs and we are excited about them.

Posted by Autumn Clements on 03-21-2016 05:35 PM:

Same thing this was a accidental cross, Plott male I was hunting for someone got loose while I was at work and got my female. I'm excited to see what these guys make too, a littermate sister is already starting.
See what the female makes for a dog I may consider breeding her back to her nephew(a Bluetick)

Posted by sleepy head on 03-21-2016 05:38 PM:

I wouldn't of guessed half plot, they are nice looking

Posted by Autumn Clements on 03-21-2016 08:34 PM:

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Originally posted by sleepy head
I wouldn't of guessed half plot, they are nice looking

No lol... I got some interesting colours out of the cross. I had a red one, a red & white, Redtick, my male which has red & blue ticking(his red patches are some what brindled thou), a black with brindle trim, a brindle(which has red & blue ticking in her white on her chest & feet) and the Bluetick

Posted by Todd K / UKC on 03-23-2016 02:13 PM:

I don't think I have ever seen a litter with that much variation in color. Also, I don't think I've ever seen a pic of a dog with ticking and brindle like your Harry dog. Interesting. Good luck with them!

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Posted by Adam Wingler on 03-23-2016 02:17 PM:

Interesting for certain, but I'm just as interested in PEI, how's the hunting? Plenty of land to hunt? Many other hunters?

Posted by Autumn Clements on 03-23-2016 07:44 PM:

Todd
Harry is defiantly one of a kind. They defiantly were not what I was expecting for colours.

Adam
Yes there's lots of hunting land. Lots of swamps, fir thickets, spruce etc so our woods are alot rougher hunting then say Ohio/Indiana(never been to or hunted in NC to know what it's like). There is not many coonhunters prob only around half a dozen or so. Some areas have better coon population than others but defiantly lots of coons to be treed. Good area to start young dogs too because we don't have as much trash for them to come across, we have fox, coyotes, skunks and snow shoe hare. We do not have any deer, bear, bobcat, fishers or porkies right on PEI and no possums anywheres here in eastern Canada.

Posted by Adam Wingler on 03-24-2016 01:47 PM:

Only a half dozen on the whole island...with no land grabbing deer hunters!? Sounds like a good place to be a coonhunter.

Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 03-24-2016 08:59 PM:

Oh My!

Will you look at the variation!!! WOW! Love the brindle and redtick... too funny! Hope they turn into great coondawgs!

Sure do miss seeing pix of my beloved Prancer..... I will never forget him though!

Now I'll watch you play on that incredible island with the new ones.....

HappyHunting! Heather

PS. HI from Bob!

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Posted by Autumn Clements on 04-04-2016 07:08 PM:

Adam it can be a pretty good place to coonhunt. Defiantly with no deer hunters.

Heather
He is defiantly missed. I do really like Harry, fingers crossed he will make a dog I'm looking for.

Here is a video of the brindle female treed at 6 months old

Posted by Adam Wingler on 04-04-2016 07:18 PM:

Seems like a whole other world actually does exist.

You meantioned being unfamiliar with NC, the state as a whole is very diverse, we have big mountains to sandy beaches and everything you could imagine in between.

I live on the western end, which is the mountains. Beautiful to look at, difficult to hunt at times. This is an actual pic from a rock outcropping on my usual ground.

Posted by Autumn Clements on 04-12-2016 03:37 AM:

Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 04-23-2016 12:45 AM:

Howdy Autumn!

Great pix of some beautiful country...WOW!
Great video too........

HappyHunting! Heather

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Posted by Autumn Clements on 06-12-2016 03:47 PM:

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