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Arkansas Frog wrote:Jack if I just dropped a 20 in a enevlope and sent it to you would that be OK?

for the book.you can still spend our worthless money up there right.

The bank took the last one I took in but the returns are getting smaller.

jack, I also sent in 20 dollar bill, to far to a post office or bank,,,,,lotsa snow,,,,I will be sending in another 20 ,,,wanna get ur book for Lainsing Delee in New York,,,,,got my red hounds from Lainsings , Majestic stock,,,,,they sure seem to listen and are more agreable than my gascon hounds,,,,,,no cats here to run,,,,,gascons for bear red uns for whitetail.......................................................knees make me listen more than hunt

I just sent you a 20 the exchange FridAY was us 1.00 can..95 they are catching up.

THANKS JACK

Jack,

I will send for the book, and sure glad to hear your getting along and doing good. I still have a little of that old blood that you brought up there, and the greatest hound I have ever owned or ever even witnessed Big John had Lay breeding behind him. TGhe real deal!


Hopeyou hang around with us a bit and share some stories , wisdom and wit. Lord knows in these days we need it.


My best,
Mike

Thanks Jack, did you only get hounds from the Lees then, or did any come from other houndsmen?

liontracker wrote:Thanks Jack, did you only get hounds from the Lees then, or did any come from other houndsmen?

We traded with a number of hunters, we never kept track of the breeing then, only if it did the job the way we liked, and had a great voice. Thanks for your interst Jack

Badge215 wrote:We traded with a number of hunters

Of the hounds that you liked then, what hunters did they come from?
I am very interested in the old bloodlines.

liontracker wrote:

Badge215 wrote:We traded with a number of hunters

Of the hounds that you liked then, what hunters did they come from?
I am very interested in the old bloodlines.

I cant remember all the guys that I got pups or bred with. The one I liked the best I got it from John Strocka near Sumas Wa. about 1959. If he needed a hound I gave him one in return, no money just good will. Sorry I cant give you the records back fifty years but that's the way it is. Jack

I understand, thanks just the same.

Arkansas Frog wrote:Jack if I just dropped a 20 in a enevlope and sent it to you would that be OK?

for the book.you can still spend our worthless money up there right.

That will work,just make sure the retue address is with it. Thanks Jack

Jack

Did you know Jimmy Dewar? I think some of the hounds he had came from the southwest US as well.

Mike

Jack,
Glad to have you on this website. I think the world of your son, his wife and kids. I would really like to meet you some day as well. I have been hunting dogs that came from them for approx. 15 years now. I have two dogs here now. One old female thats deaf as they get, but she will spend her days here at the house, and I have one red male that is a littermate to a couple of the dogs Dan and Kyle are hunting now. I someday would like a complete pack of this blood, but we will see if that ever happens. I am going to send you a $20 as well. I would really like to read your book. Again glad you are here and hope to hear some stories from your hunting past.
Dick Bess (catman)

Welcome aboard. Look forward to hearing some of your stories, have enjoyed reading what you have wrote so far. Devin

Mike Leonard wrote:Jack

Did you know Jimmy Dewar? I think some of the hounds he had came from the southwest US as well.

Mike

Yes Mike, I worked with Jim from time to time. Most of his hounds came from the Lees, he use to go down and hunt for a week or two with the hounds before bringing them home. I was the only Gov. hunter that had his own hounds, but I had lots of pups from Lee stock. Ha Ha Jack

Jack, could you tell us about your coldest nosed hound?