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Re: National Bird Dog Championship
« Reply #15 on: February 21, 2014, 01:25:29 PM »
My real question is if wildweeds is getting a pup out of him in the future.   :)

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Re: National Bird Dog Championship
« Reply #16 on: February 21, 2014, 04:51:45 PM »
Awnser to that is nope.I'd have to have firsthand experiance at seeing the female.Everybody and their brother is going to be wanting to have pups from him with whatever they have.He needs to be at stud by private treaty IMO.Quality of the female has more to do with good pups more than the stud.I've got the son of a HOF National shooting dog CH.He is at best a pet that kind of hunts.

My real question is if wildweeds is getting a pup out of him in the future.   :)
« Last Edit: February 21, 2014, 04:57:29 PM by wildweeds »

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Re: National Bird Dog Championship
« Reply #17 on: February 21, 2014, 09:30:55 PM »
Heard a story tonight that these is a Bo litter on the ground. 6 weeks old and they want $10k each for them! Gotta be just a story. I can't imagine anyone paying that much for an 8 week old pup.
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Re: National Bird Dog Championship
« Reply #18 on: February 21, 2014, 09:54:14 PM »
Theres a butt made for every kind of pickup seat,you never know what people will pay, the last litter of Tekoa Mountain sunrise pups fetched 5k each,There was only one for sale but someone in Virgina bought a western AA setter to grouse hunt with. Somebody paid 10K each for Elhew Snakefoot pups a few years ago.Someone in Japan paid 25K for I'm Dick Too the nstra wonder setter.It's all in the marketing.Heck I laid eyes on a female pointer named "Nugents Paradox" that the guy paid 17K for.Those high dollared dogs were allready full grown so there was an idea of performance.The pointer had won about 7 CH titles in American field stakes.Was bought for that much at 7 years old for the sole purpose of breeding to HOF CH Addtions Go Boy for trial quality AA dogs.

Heard a story tonight that these is a Bo litter on the ground. 6 weeks old and they want $10k each for them! Gotta be just a story. I can't imagine anyone paying that much for an 8 week old pup.

 


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