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bigsugar wrote:I have an idea. Take molina and breed her to line up, give me my two pups you own me from our deal with Jessie then breed her to whatever. I don't really care.
highntight wrote:How does Chopper handle?
codym wrote: I would be interested in a pup out of your litter but the shipping kills me.
kylenicholas02 wrote:That would be an breeding that I'd be interested in... For SURE
sckwest1 wrote: Molina's son CH Stonecutter won a shooting dog championship as a 1st year shoting dog this year. Stonecutter's brother Black River won some of the biggest derbies last year under the guidance of Luke Eisenhart. Molina is a proven producer off a long line of proven producers.

Elkhunter wrote:I would take her to Lucky Strike!
Ron R wrote:I guess I need to apologize to poor ol' Jim Harris for being lumped in and insulted with me and Scott. I'm looking forward to seeing you again, "you play a pretty mean fiddle boy".
BrassVols wrote:Ron R wrote:I guess I need to apologize to poor ol' Jim Harris for being lumped in and insulted with me and Scott. I'm looking forward to seeing you again, "you play a pretty mean fiddle boy".
Hope this wasn't aimed at me, I just remember her being in his kennel when I was looking at pups last year.
Certainly meant no disrespect to Jim Harris. Matter of fact I own one of his pups and constantly brag about how honest and reputable Mr Harris is.

http://www.perfectpedigrees.com/4genview.php?id=864Good looking dog!Ron R wrote:sckwest1 wrote: Molina's son CH Stonecutter won a shooting dog championship as a 1st year shoting dog this year. Stonecutter's brother Black River won some of the biggest derbies last year under the guidance of Luke Eisenhart. Molina is a proven producer off a long line of proven producers.
Scott, you forgot to mention that Molina also produced your favorite dog Rebel.
ST8 UPPOINTERS wrote:When are you making the breeding Ron?
Ron R wrote:highntight wrote:How does Chopper handle?
He was a handful when he was younger but has always been very biddable. He would be out of voice range and it would appear that he wasn't handling but once I whistle broke him he handled great. I'm not a huge fan of whistle breaking my dogs but sometimes it's necessary.codym wrote: I would be interested in a pup out of your litter but the shipping kills me.
I got a new dog transporter that goes door to door for $150 for pups and $250 for dogs. Great guy.kylenicholas02 wrote:That would be an breeding that I'd be interested in... For SURE
How have you been Kyle, are you still in Indiana?
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