Stop kickin him, Cr0ck!
Here's recent pics of two of my younger female deer dogs.
This timid female right here is Brandy (beagle/walker cross). When she strikes a track off the road, you better get your gun. She's as sweet and shy as she can be.. but when she gets to the woods she's all business. She's a fine dog, handles/listens well, can run with a fast pack of walkers or walker crosses and hold her on. Loud machine gun chop while running, good endurance, and a faster (track running) dog. She trails a little fast for my taste but she learned from my walker female so it's mostly my fault. She will be bred this upcoming spring for sure.
Molly-This dog is all over the place. The most hyper beagle/walker cross dog I've owned-until she gets on a track and she can work a pretty cold one and sounds like she's running she gives so much mouth on trail. Her mouth is all over the place too, raspy chop on track that goes to squelly chop while running. The first time I took this dog into the woods after she was trained in a rabbit pen at nearly 5 months old she ran a deer barking every breath like she had done it for years. Handles/listens well, she's a little stubborn sometimes to come off a deer race compared to the other dogs. She might be bred after hunting season as well if she calms down during the season.
