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Coon Dog Cemetery
Hunting dogs are laid to rest in the Key Underwood Coon Dog Memorial Graveyard.
Raynor Frost knew immediately the 8-week-old pup had special qualities. The Coudersport, Pa. coon hunter placed the little dog and its littermates on the far side of a creek, and when he called to them, only one pup came, having to swim the twenty feet. “It was White Hills ‘The Merchant,’ the only male of the bunch, the one I would be keeping,” said Frost, recalling how he came to own the Grand Water Champion, a Treeing Walker hound who, when alive, also held the titles of Grand Champion and Nite Champion.
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Photo Gallery Comments (4)
RIP coon doggies.
"If dogs don't go to heaven, then I want to go where they go."
As a k9trainer/handler I can understand the bond between these folks and their dogs....You only really bond with 3 dogs.. your first,your worst and your last.
What an awesome story. I'll have to stop by and pay my respects the next time I'm in Alabama.
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RIP coon doggies.
"If dogs don't go to heaven, then I want to go where they go."
As a k9trainer/handler I can understand the bond between these folks and their dogs....You only really bond with 3 dogs.. your first,your worst and your last.
What an awesome story. I'll have to stop by and pay my respects the next time I'm in Alabama.
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)