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Where would a person look for the really long eared blues?

Both my females have long ears IMO. They came from Jim Malone of Preston, ID. They are a Cameron x Smoky River. Awesome dogs I love em. I want to find a male of a simliar cross.

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I have a male pup that's about 8 months now that has huge ears. He's mostly from Cameron lines. I was thinking about finding him a future girlfriend. Not soon, but I want to start researching potentially good crosses now.

The big long ears just appeal to me and I've wondered if it's linked to strong cold nosed abilities. I have no idea if it's true or not, but thought it would be worth looking into.

Long ear and cold nosed, Sassy always gets first strike.

Sassy's bio in pictures


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Sassy looks like the kind of critter I'm looking for. She's got the ears for sure.

I have a male and a female that are each 7/8th cameron. They are a mother and son, so I don't wish to breed them together. That's why I'm starting my research now and looking ahead.

If I find the right characteristics I may try to plan a breeding. Otherwise I'll just keep my eyes peeled for a pup from a suitably long eared line.

I really like those big gascony hounds, the little ones too. I wish some lived near me so I could go look at one up close.

Schnell if you guys are looking for long eared hounds i have cameron smokeyriver cross pups 8 weeks old 2 males 1 female give me a call 218 849 7753

mn. deep dark blues - I'm still window shopping, but I'd be curious. If you could post some pics of the parents I'd love to check them out.

Schnell give me a call i can text pics from my cell phone thanks

My phone sux to much to be able to receive pictures... sadly.

This was one of mine but she sold already.

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long eared line.

schnell what type of characteristics are you looking for i have a female that is 1/2 B&T and 1/2 Cameron i recently had a batch of puppy's but they are only 1/4 B&T 1/4 Cameron 1/2 walker . these pups are going three weeks old . call me at 435 705 0214 after 6 pm here is the number to the walker line i used jeff allen 435 689 1660
here is a photo bucket link to the mom and dad
http://s1109.photobucket.com/albums/h42 ... %20puppys/

here is a link to the 2 female black and tans cameron / old nance walker pups
http://s1109.photobucket.com/albums/h42 ... nd%20tans/

Bluesage- That's kinda what I'm looking for. Long ears and sad eyes.

Redneck- I really like the looks of those pups!

The one that really caught my eye was the black headed looking walker female, Maggie. I can see why you want to keep her. She'll be pretty. My first hound was a little white snowball like her that I brought home in my coat pocket.

As far as what characteristics I'm looking for, I have a kind of open ended wish list. I guess I'm looking for a female with ridiculously long ears from a proven blue line where the dam and sire were also rather long eared. Parents that are cold nosed would be very desirable.

Here's my circumstance now though. I have a female and her son that are both fertile, both 7/8 cameron. (I don't want them to mate). I have a tentative breeding coming up with a friends elderly male cameron, which he really likes and so he would like to have him breed to my Mathilda. If I were to keep a male pup that would give me two half brothers for my use. They'd be a year apart in age, but would give me some basis for comparison. This is something I've been very interested in.

My young male is approaching a year old and still needs to be proven in the field. I like him though and am optimistic that he'll be a good dog for me. If that proves true then I'd like to breed him. That's where my interest comes from in getting a future female pup. He has really big ears and a bugle voice. In my imagination an ideal girlfriend for him would be a long eared blue girl from a proven line. Since mine are heavily cameron bred I would probably look to non-cameron lines for this female to introduce another X chromosome into my menagerie.