Quote Originally Posted by CYJ View Post
For as the prominent dog in the gene pool after the Sire and Dam at 50%. Third dog listing in a 14 generation search is Bass' Red Boy at 435 times at 42.4%. Does not appear to be any out breeding to me.

Dogs off this breeding show out good. Try and find some good inbred Cotton's Bullet stock to cross with. There is a breeder that still has some Red Becker's inbred dogs from that line of dogs. Evolution kennels knows that breeder and may have some of those dogs.

Look at Rowell's Ringo and Young's Liz pedigrees on this site. That cross to Red Boy threw some hard mouth talented dogs. Had Wendell Martin managed to have kept Red Boy. Sure he would have made that breeding again. Those dogs came black and white and looked like old time Carver or Tacoma Doyle dogs. Our Black and white Tacoma Am staff had a quarter of the basic same breeding off Mr Teal's dog yard.

Rowell's dog and our dog looked almost identical in looks and body build. Have heard that a Bert Sorrells' bloodline crosses well with this Red Boy/Jocko blended dogs. IMHO just some thoughts of my own and some post I have read on other dog sites.

I knew Mr. Burns and Mr. Melvin Gainey personally. Both had very good dogs and IMHO considered Mr. Gainey's J.R. the better over all dog than Tant's Yellow dog. Mr. Gainey's J.R. dog was a monster from start to finish. Cheers
Heard the same from Mr Burns about J.R. Bought a heavy J.R bitch from his yard....threw some good ones.