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on my running grounds not too bad, but in my neighbors yard I saw 10 in one afternoon ('bout an hour and a half)

Every dog I ever owned!!!

Actually it's a motorized Weslo treadmill that's been used mainly as a clothes rack. Older model but everything works including heartrate, calories burned and distance. Good for humans or their best friends. $100.00 negoiatable.
270-522-6896 or 270-350-6667

I have a five year old blue tick female directly out of Reggie, not sure I want to sell her though. Also have a three year old male by Reggie's littermate Turbo Charged Thunder Blue, definitely not for sale.

I have a male named Double stuff Oreo, but I think it's kinda tame next to the ones listed.

Does anyone know Darren and how to get in touch with him? I've lost his phone #. Thanks in advance.

Whatever I breed my dogs to, you can bet I will know alot about the dog and watch him run as well. That way have no one to blame if the pups down't turn out like I expected. I don't breed to a dog just because he has titles or is well known by a lot of other beaglers. If I like his style and running...

This is just my opinion and what I have heard. Usually hybred anything can't reproduce. If the DNR did release hybreds, it might be to try and keep the yote population in check. They breed and no litters. I know for a fact that coydogs (cross between coyote and domestic dog) can't reproduce. Just my...

It's extremely hard to breed wild rabbits in captivity, but turn a domestic loose and it will happen. Just recently someone turned some white rabbits loose in the neighborhood (does) and now have seen some white and brown rabbits.

Pretty sure there's some domestic lineage in that bunny. When I was a kid, we had some tame rabbits get out and bred with the wild ones. Some looked similar to that one.

I live in Cadiz, Ky. ('bout a half hour from Clarksville.) I'd be happy to take him out. Call me at 270-522-6896. Jerry Harper

In the last few years, got a world of info from Don Bramlett, Larry Martin and Kevin Hale. And like most of you, I got the love of running dogs from my relatives including my uncles and especially my dad and grandpa.

Not going this year, but the wolves have nothing to do with it.

I have what I believe is a true jump dog, on hare and cottontail. He just seems to know where they are. Don't have to put him in the brush, cause when you drop the tailgate he's already in'em. But he's nearly 13 now and not quite as good as he once was, but can still put some young dogs to shame. Hi...

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