Hello Masputo. Probably the only dogs that has any of that blood line on the east coast was through the Fat Bill dogs. A. Howle's Buck Shot was a good dog with mouth. His sibling brother Watkin's Ox was about as sorry as Buckshot was a good dog. I see the Ox dog shown as a champion. I seriously doubt that.

V. Jackson worked Ox and had him in great shape for the dog show with A. Brewer's Snooty dog. After it was all over, Watkins and group asked V.J. if he would work Ox for a second weight pulling dog event. His answer was not no but Hell No.

Believe Mr. Lamm had a sibling brother to Buckshot that may have been a good dog. In one of the Howle's Buckshot dog shows, a dog man out of I assume pride, maybe just wanting to win or draw at all cost. Would not pick up his losing dog. Howle reluctantly sent Buckshot in and finished the other dog off. Buckshot was a finisher if it came to that. The other dog named Obie was a two time winner off Mr. R. Dailey's Am Staff x APBT crossed dogs from Sumter S.C. Obie was a dead game dog that never made a bad move.

Was a scratch to win in the agreement, this dog man figured Buckshot would not scratch to a dead dog, sadly was proven wrong. Loposay bred his Loposay's (Carver's) Tiger Jack dog a good bit back then along with his Bullet/Colby dog studs. F. Jacobs and Mr. Carl Mims would know more about what become of most of the Loposay's (Carver's) Tiger Jack strain of dogs.

Any bloodlines today with the Hernandez dogs in it would be out West into ole Mexico. Some say that the older Carver/E. Crenshaw lines of dogs are still around and owned by various Mexican families down Mexico way. You can see that Mr. Boudreaux was the main breeder behind the Herandez bloodline.

I added a name corrected pedigree as Loposay's Tiger Jack. Loposay obtained the Tiger Jack dog from M. Carver. Should be shown as Loposay's Tiger Jack. The Carver's Tiger Jack dog pedigree has a syntax problem. Cheers