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I am looking for the contact info for the man in Coweta OK who bought a Dan MC donahue bred leopard male named pike from the cat hunter Clyde Lawson from COLLINSVILLE OK. I have 2 hounds and pike is the Sire they just turned four years old and am registering them as X-BREDS and am would like pikes info for the x-bred paper work. Thanks in advance.

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Jim Robinson was hunting a leopard by the name of Pike at the Leopard World Hunt at Talaquah OK.But are you sure it is a Mc Donough bred leopard you are looking for I drew this dog on Friday night and he minused out in less than an hour from slick trees.From everthing I have read on Dans dogs that's not possible

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not sure but i believe that was what Clyde told me and he sold him to jim after he was bred to blueberry my dogs dam 1/2 bluetick 1/2 running walker fox hound my dogs are deadly accurate and handle like a dream without a leash can be called off of track or tree even across rivers.

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He was a good lookin dog and had a good mouth on him quick to get struck just didn't last very long in the hunt

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That's got to be one of my secret "3 Tree" dogs. I haven't told anyone, but I'm raising a line of dogs for the X-breed category and they only tree coon from 3 trees away...shhhhush.

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Lol that way the coon thinks he got away or what dan?

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...that's a secret too.

Clyde made a couple of crosses on Leopards down there. I don't think he ended up with any world beaters but he did make a few really fun dogs. I took two of them up here. I liked having those dogs around as much as any. They made a few mistakes in the woods more than I'm used to but still at a very acceptable rate. One went to Heiner Mangles over in Nova Scotia and one went back down to OK. I don't think that Hank worked out for the guy who got him but I never heard anything from him. Mauddie went to Heiner and he caught a lot of game with her. She was a pretty fast dog by his account. Mauddie took a little time to get used to new folks but Hank was easy going. I don't know that he used any of the dogs he got from me for his other crosses but he could have used a Jughead x Rachel male that he had for a while. Minten bought him from Clyde and that dog died of something not to long after Minten got him which was a shame. I would have liked to see that one. The two I had here were very nicely built. Anyway, that's all I know about it.

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