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    [QUOTE=EWO;16974]Just like any line of dogs, in any breed of dogs, popularity can be their demise. Late 90's early 2000's a "Mayday" dog commanded $$$$. The name Mayday made peddling easy. Mayday, just like any other line, can be given a bad name from peddling. The good ones I saw were very intense and brought some pressure, and a lot of old folks will tell you that it is the pressure that busts the pipe. EWO




    I can see this mabe that's why I have done better with out the mayday,most of the peddlers went that way and I agree their must be some good ones out there but I wouldn't chance it!! Plus I like the look of the blood without mayday better !!

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    In my experience, the redboy jocko dogs are long winded, great air, good tough Hyde, good on the head, and will go to the back end. They are game as the day is long. But you throw hollingsworth in there, it adds the finish dimension, makes them even more durable, and more razzle dazzle ability.

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    Jack has nailed it there

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    I think evo nailed it with the durabiliy remark.Yellow bred dogs r lacking this quality.

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    There are few, if any, strains of dogs that are as game, durable, or well-structured as The Hollingsworth Dogs ...

    Jack

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    We agree Jack!! ^^^

    We, personally, don't like the Buck/Mayday cross. If you add too much Buck blood it throws cold mutts. We prefer the Coca-Cola blood in there, they are overall better dogs than Buck dogs. In our opinion, from the ones we've seen.

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    My two cents. Best performers, best producers. 25% buck, 25% hollingsworth, 50% Redboy-Jocko is the best I've seen. Machobuck was 37.5% buck with only 1/4 dolly, but was the exception. That's why when I made machobear I went back to the 25% formula. That was what the original macho was out of mayday and blondie. And it made this:

    Far from cold. And the reason I took bull to yellow sassy was to get dogs to breed to Machobuck frozen semen to get dogs that are like machobear. You are right.. Too much buck and you get some cold, but add in hollingsworth with a 50% redboy jocko out and in my opinion.. No better dogs in the world. Mayday or hollingsworth add durability, but you haven't seen ability or finish until you seen a buck dog go. Machobuck times.. 18,22,28,31,1:27. The 1:27 was over in 39. So yeah.. Buck brings throat action with fancy dancing untouchable finish. Hollingsworth and mayday gameness and durability with some back end finish, the redboy jocko extreme gameness, air, head, .. All lines bring good traits. Trick is to put it all together, using different dogs of the same family harnessing what each strain brings to the table.

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    Another thing I dont think was mention is brains,something most yellow dogs are short on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by evolutionkennels View Post
    My two cents. Best performers, best producers. 25% buck, 25% hollingsworth, 50% Redboy-Jocko is the best I've seen. Machobuck was 37.5% buck with only 1/4 dolly, but was the exception. That's why when I made machobear I went back to the 25% formula. That was what the original macho was out of mayday and blondie. And it made this:

    Far from cold. And the reason I took bull to yellow sassy was to get dogs to breed to Machobuck frozen semen to get dogs that are like machobear. You are right.. Too much buck and you get some cold, but add in hollingsworth with a 50% redboy jocko out and in my opinion.. No better dogs in the world. Mayday or hollingsworth add durability, but you haven't seen ability or finish until you seen a buck dog go. Machobuck times.. 18,22,28,31,1:27. The 1:27 was over in 39. So yeah.. Buck brings throat action with fancy dancing untouchable finish. Hollingsworth and mayday gameness and durability with some back end finish, the redboy jocko extreme gameness, air, head, .. All lines bring good traits. Trick is to put it all together, using different dogs of the same family harnessing what each strain brings to the table.


    Fukn awesome!! Thanks evo, very insightful.

  10. #20
    Quote Originally Posted by swampdawg View Post
    Another thing I dont think was mention is brains,something most yellow dogs are short on.
    I'll second that. I've owned two and they are the dumbest high strung dogs ever. I have one now.. Yellow sassy, and she is just a retard. Gets excited, then starts to fight her water bucket, then 5 minutes later is dying of a heat stroke in 100 degree Texas heat. I made a concrete box around the water bucket. Now she's knocking her teeth out. Fucking retard.


    http://www.machobuck.com/Yellow%20Sassy.htm

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