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| Best Kemmers on coon?; Best Kemmers on squirrels? | |
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| coondogedog | Aug 15 2007, 08:29 AM Post #1 |
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Treeing Easy Game
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A question for you old time Kemmer dog folks. Which cross of Kemmers do you prefer ofor coon hunting? Which cross seems to work best for squirrel hunting? Things are slow here so this is just for fun. Also, which cross seems to produce the most open mouth tree dogs? |
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Loyd McIntire Alicia, AR Proud member of KSBA | |
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| Deleted User | Aug 15 2007, 09:02 AM Post #2 |
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All my dogs are good open tree dogs, I like the BJ Buck blood crossed on the Heavy Yellow Jack stuff, like the mama of your dog is bred, a Gold Nugget Jr. son crossed on a 7/16 Yellow Jack female........ He is sure working for you ain't he
........ There are lost of crosses that are producing this, my Dixie female is throwing it in her pups along with grit, & plenty of Heart & Grit to spare, I am just sorry that this litter will be her last due to medical complications..... Biggun
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| LittleMtnKemmers | Aug 15 2007, 02:05 PM Post #3 |
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Kemmer Crazy
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I like Jack and Target breeding. Lots of Target and a touch of Jack and JR. BJ Buck over on Target will give you a touch of JR and Just enough Jack. Haven't found anything better than Bob breeding for coons. Target being 3/4 Bob. When you add in a touch of Jack and JR you get a real nice dog. |
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Thomas Cheney MakingAqua@aol.com Robert Kemmer Strain Mtn Curs | |
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| James_Jamison | Aug 15 2007, 05:33 PM Post #4 |
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Top Dog!
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well, Lloyd, the best kemmer male that I have seen is the big red male that Ronnie Wooten owns. His brother,(slim jim) is no push over either. They are both out of Miss.Zeb. He is the sire of your dog. I also had a male out of zeb that died but he was a real tree dog also. Any of that old trouble blood is hard to beat. JJ |
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I hunt the "PURE" KEMMER MEAT DOGS. No byproducts!!!! JAMES JAMISON | |
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| Cajun | Aug 15 2007, 06:41 PM Post #5 |
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I would say open mouth dogs that do better on coon would be Target and Gold Nugget bred dogs. The Squirrel dogs would be the smaller Yellow Jack line bred to the Mullens stock in the Hybreds.Such as dogs from Handsome, Cajun Jack also females like Lil Gal who has J.R. blood bred to these little dogs. I have Hybred pups 6 months old winding squirrel and sitting down treeing that have only been shown 1 trapped squirrel. If I do my part this winter these pups will be as good as I have seen. They are out of my 3/4 Cajun Jack male and there mother has 7/8 gold nugget, Old Trouble and Cajun Jack which means Yellow Jack and Mullens also. Sorry I got carried away with the squirrel dogs but I am high on the little dogs. |
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Calvin Boutte Ph. No. 337 201 1307 | |
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| Buckwheat | Aug 15 2007, 08:16 PM Post #6 |
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Man I wish I could rember the blood lines like you guys do, give me numbers and I will rember for ever but these blood line I half to look on the papers ever time. and that's odd to I can read a book and tell you almost what I read word for word. I guess one side of my brain is smarter then the other and thats not saying a hole lot.I would like to here some info on the yellowjack blood line I've been told they make better bear and hog dogs then coon and sq. you do rember I'm still learning the kemmer blood lines. and I no everbody like differnt blood lines like chev's and fords. But if you don;t care give a little input on the yellowjack blood and how it came about and your thoughts on it, this not for debateing it's for my learning. Glen |
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| coondogedog | Aug 16 2007, 07:16 AM Post #7 |
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Treeing Easy Game
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JJ, I am real high on Ole Trouble breeding too! My dog, Zeb, is the best Mt. Cur I've owned. That's not saying he's the greatest, just the best I've had. I hear some good things about many of the Kemmers alive today. I just wish I had owned these dogs many years ago. I realize that Mr. Kemmer started these Kemmer dogs but I also think that a BIG thank you should go to the guys and gals who have continued to keep these Kemmer dogs of today the same as they were yesterday! God Bless all of you! |
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Loyd McIntire Alicia, AR Proud member of KSBA | |
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| TURBO DOG | Aug 16 2007, 08:08 AM Post #8 |
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Top Dog!
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Lloyd, you just said a "mouth full" with your post. That is why we have a breed association, the KSBA, with dedicated breeders to continue what Robert started 30 some odd years ago by breeding true from the foundation dogs that Robert used to develope this family line of Mt Cur Dogs. Some folks get the big head with these dogs and all of a sudden they are the breeders and developers of these dogs or a little bit of this or that mixed in will make the breed better or "whatever" when in reality the Kemmer Cur Dog has and will stand the test of time because of their natural abilities to hunt, tree and, in my opinion, find game like no other cur dog. Yes the do cross well with other lines and breeds of dogs because of the concentrated family, line and inbreeding program that the dedicated Kemmer breeders follow. The hybrid vigor that the Kemmer dogs put in other crosses produce positive results in most cases. I personally have no problem with how anyone breeds their dogs. There are a lot of good dogs out there from all breeds and mix up dogs. That what makes this an interesting and fun sport. Good dogs are good dogs no matter where they come from. I prefer the Kemmer Stock Mt Cur Dog and more specifically, on coon, I like the Cajun Nugget/ old Trouble blood. I have hunted this line for 15 years with some young dogs now that show a lot of promise to carry me on indefinitely. This line of dogs are cold nose but heads up, winding type dogs that can really move a track. They are simi to open with big booming mouths and solid tree dogs. They start early and never look back. My old Turbo blood is mostly naturally broke on off game including rabbits, armodillars & deer. You have to let them know to leave the hogs alone and maybe one good whuppin on opossums. In other words, they are very intelligent dogs and learn quick. Many folks can say the same about their dogs. Mine are no better than anyone elses, they are just what I enjoy and perfer to hunt and I appreciate the KSBA for standing strong through controversy to preserve these dogs for us to enjoy for many years to come. |
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........ There are lost of crosses that are producing this, my Dixie female is throwing it in her pups along with grit, & plenty of Heart & Grit to spare, I am just sorry that this litter will be her last due to medical complications..... Biggun


7:43 PM Jul 10