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Looking for the story re Clem running on stubs due to sore feet. I believe the story indicated that was before Jim Lane kenneled him.

The way I heard it, Clem's owner and some friends were running when a storm blew in. They did not have time to get the dogs in. They could not get back out for 3 days later, below zero temps and blizard conditions. The first 2 dogs they found were dead. When they found Clem he was still running. His pads were completely gone from freezing on the ice and ripping off, he was running on bone. A lady here in Ohio aquired him but did not run him, kept him kenneled, I forget her nane. Any ways she called Jim Lane to see if he would be interested in using Clem for breading as he bred Yellow Creek decendents. Jim said he went and picked up Clem which had not been run for at least 2 years, his pads looked as good as new, didn't know if he could even ever run again after what had happened in Canada storm, but when he took him out that first day Clem out ran all his dogs. Jim has some tough hounds too. Clem throws some tough pups too. He's not in the Canadian HOF for nothing.
Thanks,
Bob

I have a daughter of Clem money couldn't buy

Sounds like the drive I want in all my beagles

Mr Patch,
Don't you have a better Looking Face that that Ugly, Mug ??

Love that Story,, some just Don't know when to Stop for a coffee break..

D.R.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>>

What was clems D.O.B ????

outrider i want to say he was born in April of 2000.

But Mr. Kane would know for sure.

Gota love that Clem blood !!!

This is what Bev had to say about Clem from one of his stud ad's.

Clem’s running style would be best described as fast, straight ahead balls to the wall....loud clear bawl mouth....run to the kill on hare, fox or deer....den digger....run all day, and the next day on sore feet....no quit....handles to voice or hand commands. I have a beautiful litter from Clem, some of which will be campaigned on fox & hare in Canada, and the rest on cottontail in the U.S. Happy Run dogs go way back to Yellow Creek breeding and have been fine-tuned over the generations by Mr. Kane for performance, extreme hunt & desire, reproducing power, solid bone for endurance, excellent disposition & kennel manners. His offspring has done well on snow or sod.

now Clem passed in 2012.
but there is still some good Clem blood up close around the mid west.
one of which is a grandson we own. if you go to the NBPPA youth auction on this site he is #68 if any one was interested.

Steve

Yes there's several daughters of Clem here in MO. I have one in my kennel.

I have a nice male directly out of Clem.
Thanks,
Bob

You have a son of Clem? What's the dam?

Lanelines Lady of Oz. Mike Oszust just got her back last Saterday, heard she is hard to beat when ran up.
Thanks,
Bob

There is son off Clem in TN. Off Laneline Tickers creek Hiedi also.

Id like to see Dougie go Bob lets get together at Eddies some day well drop him Dash and Kicker down .