Yet another old timer passed.
Sad start to the year indeed & more so for his family........
Yet another old timer passed.
Sad start to the year indeed & more so for his family........
Wow, that sucks.
Arguably the winningest top dogman ever, with the highest win/loss ratio.
Great competitor; great breeder.
Rest In Peace to a Legend in the Game.
Hats Off/Moment of Silence ...
Truly a legend. A true winner. A sad day for his family and friends. Thoughts and prayers go out to his family. EWO
I copied an Ozzie Stevens interview from a Facebook site:
Interview With Ozzie Stevens
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R.I.P SIR thank you for you did. May God bless his family and his close friends
RIP to one of the best all round dogmen.
This interview was originally published in the July 2010 issue of the Sporting Dog Journal.Originally Posted by CA Jack
Then I will place a link to your website ... if you don't mind my leaving it up.
If it's okay, PM me the link to your site. If not, I will take it down.
We lost two legends in a month. I hope they Rest In Peace. Now it's time to really evaluate who we deal with in these dogs. Don't just let anyone get your stock. Keep the game honorable.
Ditto, my Condolence to Mr. Stevens' family. I got to spend some time with Mr. Stevens at S. Shropshire along with Tar Heel Matt. This was not long after his Homer dog had been sold out to cover a Gambler's bet. He talked about it and was still hurt about losing Homer.
To top it off his beloved wife was suffering badly with leukemia. Sadly after this get together his wife passed not long after that. Do not think Mr. Stevens was very active in the dogs after losing his wife. Not 100% sure, Tar Heel Matt would know.
Matt met Mr. Stevens and they became fast friends. The Mc Gee's Panther x Steven's cross has produced a lot of good dogs over the years for Matt. Maybe he can post a article on his time shared with Ozzie and the Steven's dogs he owned. Cheers
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