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<blockquote data-quote="7stw" data-source="post: 1828915" data-attributes="member: 18402"><p>For squirrel dog's back home (arkansas) everyone I knew and hunted with used feist dogs. They are about the size of a jack Russell. Great dogs. As far a coon hounds it's as much about cadence and the habits of the breed as any thing else as to what a good coon dog is. If you want a good coon dog spend the money on a year old plus dog that's proven from a reputable breeder. Or you'll likely get a possum treeing mut. Or at least buy a guaranteed pup. I learned the hard way with an expensive red heeler jip when I was younger. If your lucky you'll probably only ever one great dog in your life. Coon dogs require way to much time and money for no more than I coon hunt anymore. I'll just stick to trapping them. Good luck on getting a great new dog.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="7stw, post: 1828915, member: 18402"] For squirrel dog's back home (arkansas) everyone I knew and hunted with used feist dogs. They are about the size of a jack Russell. Great dogs. As far a coon hounds it's as much about cadence and the habits of the breed as any thing else as to what a good coon dog is. If you want a good coon dog spend the money on a year old plus dog that's proven from a reputable breeder. Or you'll likely get a possum treeing mut. Or at least buy a guaranteed pup. I learned the hard way with an expensive red heeler jip when I was younger. If your lucky you'll probably only ever one great dog in your life. Coon dogs require way to much time and money for no more than I coon hunt anymore. I'll just stick to trapping them. Good luck on getting a great new dog. [/QUOTE]
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