saltlick kennels

[kirpa]

Hans got the right attitude. Only good raccoon dog is a dead one.
It's like a cancer what just spears everywhere. This nasty little creature is very deadly for nesting birds
and other small animals. Here in Finland we have had predator campaings agains raccoon dog and mink but i think
it's impossible to destroy all of them anymore.
Like history have proven for us finns that nothing good comes from east and the only medicine is the lead.

[Majestic Tree Hound]

6 Generation Pedegree on the Queen KONG X Big Red Bear Breeding "PUPs"

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[pegleg]

i like the way the majestics LOOK however i have never seen one hunt so like most i am fearfull of ordering one. its not so much the $450 for the pup +$200 or more shipping. that makes one hesitant its the thought of being stuck with a allmost hound. after that first couple of i just have to have hounds most hunters become real selective about what they bring home. i rember a few years ago a majestic breeder was offering a discount to the fist buyer in each state which seemed like a wise idea. what better way to show what a family of hounds can do in a area then hunt them there and to do that they must be there. breedings are a tricky thing you are gambling each time that the genetics will line up favorable . i think it might be advantagous for the breed as a whole to find a experienced houndsmen or two in the west willing to hunt and promote the majestics. terms like old style ,cold nosed ,and track dog make most western hunters listen vrs. barks per minute ,fastest andall the other competition talk. but when it comes down to it what they do in your mountains,deserts or hills speak louder. this is to be in no way considered negative rhetoric of majestics or their breeders i've never hunted behind one or know any breeder just my thoughts to what i consider a interesting breed and a noble idea in breeding hounds that can cold trail as good or better then they tree . treeing never found anything

[Coyote]

The Lancasters in British Columbia run Majestics and I think their track record stands for itself on what the Majestics breed is capable of.

[Majestic Tree Hound]

i like the way the majestics LOOK however i have never seen one hunt so like most i am fearfull of ordering one. its not so much the $450 for the pup +$200 or more shipping. that makes one hesitant its the thought of being stuck with a allmost hound. after that first couple of i just have to have hounds most hunters become real selective about what they bring home. i rember a few years ago a majestic breeder was offering a discount to the fist buyer in each state which seemed like a wise idea. what better way to show what a family of hounds can do in a area then hunt them there and to do that they must be there. breedings are a tricky thing you are gambling each time that the genetics will line up favorable . i think it might be advantagous for the breed as a whole to find a experienced houndsmen or two in the west willing to hunt and promote the majestics. terms like old style ,cold nosed ,and track dog make most western hunters listen vrs. barks per minute ,fastest andall the other competition talk. but when it comes down to it what they do in your mountains,deserts or hills speak louder. this is to be in no way considered negative rhetoric of majestics or their breeders i've never hunted behind one or know any breeder just my thoughts to what i consider a interesting breed and a noble idea in breeding hounds that can cold trail as good or better then they tree . treeing never found anything

Very Good Statement !!!
And a Good Post !!

And your very correct Untill we get to 4-5 Gen. Out and start to firm Up Genetics and Trates untill then "Their all over the Board"
I just got Back a 2year old out of the Wondo River KONG X Maggie Cross which was 75% Treeing Walker X 25% BloodHound The Older Gentelman that got that Pup come down from upper PA. to hunt with our Hounds one night . Well he was very happy with he saw and desided he would try one of these pups . Well he raised his pup "Which I gave Him" for 2 years .. Two weeks ago he called me and said that his 2 year old just wont get out and hunt, but she would run and tree Trainers thou. Well I drove up and picked her up and as soon as I saw her I knew what the Prob was .. His Hound was about as Pure as Pure could be "Bloodhound" .. He had raised her as if She was his Child .. And it was very hard on Him and his Wife but being on a limited Budget and Wanting to try a different Coonhound They ask me to take her back .. But he still want another Majestic thou..

Bart To Lancaster told me onething and that was "If you Hit the Cross that produces 7-8 Good Pups out of 10 Ride that wave as long as you can" and we have few of those

[pegleg]

devoloping a distinct family of hounds, or anything else for that matter requires substantial planning, foresight,time and persistence. however the rewards usually make it worthwhile. someone put the effort in at the beginning of each breed. plot hounds are a good example , houndsmen are familiar with their origins as a breed, designed and developed by one family over the generations. but all breeds are bred to conform to someones ideal to begain with. every person that uses a dog for a specific purpose has a breed or type that they fill best fills their needs. i have worked on my dogs for many years and it's a process that i love and hate. when you produce the hounds that have desire,TRAILING ability,conformation,and treeing. it,s great. but when they are missing something you just have dogs in my book.i reached a point where i have one male and one female that do not share a ancestor in four generations but are as close a speciemens as a male and female can be. they are four and five years old and i have yet to make the final breeding in fear that it will all blow up in my face and i will be back at the beginning. there are some genetics that i didn't like which is what led to me breeding in the first place. i know time is running short and if i want to be hunting this type of hound in the future. the thought of looseing one or the other crosses my mind every hunt we turn loose on .