THESE TWO FEMALES I CROSSED BACK ONTHE BOUNCE MALE FOR AS LONG AS I COULD GET PUPS OUT OF HIM. WAS THE MAN THAT MADE THE BULL, MAGGIE CROSS, THEY GAVE ME TWO FEMALES, I NAMED THEM CORK II AND COAL II. THE MAGGIE FEMALE PRODUCED GOOD DOGS FROM ANY MALE SHE WAS EVER BREED TO, BUT HER PUPS WAS REPRODUCES OF EVEN BETTER.THE MORE MAGGIE BLOOD IT SEEMED THE BETTER THEY GOT. BULL WAS A 30LB MOUNTAIN CUR, THAT I RAISED, ONE OF THE BEST SQUIRREL DOGS THAT EVER SUCKED AIR. THIS WAS THE DOG THAT WON THE TREEING CONTEST AT SCOTSVILLE KY THAT ROBERT KEMMER REMEMBERS.THE CORK II FEMALE WAS OUT OF BULL(DEMON) MALE AND THE MAGGIE FEMALE ,MAGGIE WAS OUT OF SPIKE CROSSED BACK TO HIS FULL SISTER ,PEPSI WAS HER NAME.BULL (DEMON ) WAS OUT OF BOBBIE MALE AND THE LADY FEMALE. BOUNCE WAS A SON OUT OF SPIKE A MALE I BREED FROM SMOKE AND CORK CROSS.

THE BOUNCE MALE THAT KENNETH HAD CAME FROM LOUIS MCDOWELL. Here is a old post made by Jody in 2004 on SDC forum, it speaks of the dog Bull. Last edited by Oakhill on 05-10-2010 at 11:30 PM I believe Jody has done a fine job as a breeder and the history of these dogs is true, no fairy tale to me. I agree there are several (many) excellent lines of Feist today and they seem to be better now days than ever.

If it is true, it is not a fairy tale, IMO. 'The color of the dog doesn't matter to us, we just like to hunt.' His name is Waylon and he's showing tons of potential. I think you will find most people that have hunted with one will tell you the same, they are the product of years of breeding by a man who is a master breeder and a hunter. The Mullins Feist are highly valued as great squirrel and tree dogs. Mullins' Feists excel at treeing squirrel and coon, but can also be used for opossum and wild boar. The Mullins' Feist should be evaluated as a working dog. Colors are predominately solid, although white points are allowed. The tail is straight, set on as a natural extension of the top line and may be natural or docked. Ears are drop and set at the outside edges of the skull. The head is moderately broad, with a flat skull, a moderate stop, and a strong muzzle that is slightly shorter than the skull. Regardless of the size of the individual dog, the legs must be long enough to allow the dog to move quickly and with agility in rough terrain. The Mullins' Feist is an agile, active, small-to-medium tree dog. The Mullins' Feist was recognized by U.K.C. Nearly all of today's Mullins' Feists can trace their ancestry to these first three dogs. These dogs became the foundation for the Mullins' Feists.

In the 1970s, Jody Mullins purchased three Treeing Feists, one male and two females, from a family in Tennessee that had developed a distinct strain over many generations. Report this post to a moderator | IP: Logged I have a OMBCA female but wanted more info on the mullins feist. Was very precise and calculated on treeing squirrel with his eyesight. UKC Forums > Departments > UKC Curs and Feists > mullins feistĬan anyone give me a little info on these dogs? I went with a fella around here that has a little male and he was as sharp as a tack in the woods. UKC Website :: Hunting Ops :: All-Breed Sports :: Registration :: UKC Online Store

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