Barney Fife

Limey kennels · Apr 24, 2011

No problem preme everybody is entiteld to his upinon. i do know that Bullyson made a impakt (same as snooty ecetera) so big that there are not alot of dogs around who dont have that quiter in there peds!!. and he produced his share of deadgame dogs who whent on to produce game dogs.

Boze · Apr 24, 2011

preme has his way limey got his way ben got his way in the end you are the one feeding them and if my decisions are proving themselves to be good ones then it does not matter what the next guy thinks. someone might think my dogs are curs or that i aint got good dogs but if i asm consistently at the top then that other mans opinion is worthless unless he gets in there and proves me wrong. this is what makes competition and if more people realized that people will always breed and use what they feel is good then there would be a competitive but civil sport with men who all have one thing in common which is a love for bulldogs, cuz at the end of the day we should look at what makes the same and keeps us together not down each others throats this is a good thread that has actually stayed on point.

Cadibuck · Apr 24, 2011

Limey kennels said: ↑

Preme thats what you think!!. bullyson was bred iven days befor his show!!. and the silver fox(maurice carver) wasend named the silver fox for nothing. bullyson was promoted iven more afther his lost . becaused he lost from his SON. the silver fox sold more then 25 Pups and dogs out of arts missy alone!!!!!!!!!!!. he could sell you a cur and be happy with it!...
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I always thought MC put a chunk of lead in Bullyson's ear after that show. Guess I was wrong.

ben brockton · Apr 24, 2011

yall should get the carver documentary. lots of talk of bullyson & his matches from guys that were there. video of the famous littermates as pups & great stories of carver.

ELIAS'PISTOLA · Nov 16, 2014

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Every couple of years someone makes a big fuss about discovering some curs in an individuals or a strains ancestry. The idea is to belittle that line of dogs and elevate the line of the accuser. Most of these arguments are just plain silly because every strain has some dirt in their ancestry. Dogs are just flesh and blood and will quit in the right situation. Here are just a few examples using dogs that are generally regarded as great individuals as well as great producers of game dogs.

The BULLYSON debate has been adequately covered by others in the pages of this magazine. There is no need to revisit that discussion. Mayfield’s Nigger was never matched, but was a good stud dog in spite of two huge faults. The first was that he quit in several rolls and the second was that his pedigree was not correct. Bobby Hall’s BLUE BOY was sired by BULLYSON, out of Long’s TUFFY and was a brother to his STOMPER dog. The dog had several names and one of his other names was Everett’s BUCK. Most fanciers do not know that BUCK was an unusually talented match dog and a prepotent stud dog. He had sired Holland’s GR. CH. CHEROKEE CHIEF, R.O.M. among others. BUCK had been matched into Stinson and Glover’s CH. TUFFY, a stifle wrecking machine. These two went at it so hard that both of them were stumbling by the 30 minute mark. By 40 BUCK was done and took the count. Later on Buck was matched into SNOOTY, who wisely stayed on the head and wore BUCK down until he stopped in 1:10. In spite of the losses, BUCK won a number of matches and also a large number of “ Off the chain “ matches.

Stinson and Glover owned two champions, littermate brothers bred by Maurice Carver named TUFFY and DOLEMITE.each dog proved to be one of the best at their weight. TUFFY was a stifle wrecking machine and in addition to his win over BUCK, he won over Corn’s TORO in 8 minutes, with one stifle hold. The Cajun’s matched into TUFFY with their IKE dog and much to the amazement of the Texans, TUFFY stopped in 45 minutes. Undetered Stinson and Glover matched back into Cajun’s IKE using wood’s OSO NEGRO. OSO was a litter mate to Crenshaw’s Ch. RASCAL and they were considered great bulldogs. OSO lived up to the expectations od the Texans by dominating IKE, but surprised everyone when he refused to scratch at 1:10

CH. RASCAL won five matches but had lost his second time out to Sykes’ SAMPSON. Like his brother OSO NEGRO, RASCAL was ahead all the way and was probably bored by the lack of challenge presented by the game SAMPSON. At the end of the match RASCAL acted like he’sd just completed a short walk rather than an hour long match.

According to his supporters CH. OTIS, R.O.M. was probably past his prime when he lost to Stepps GR.CH.Angus. After about 50 minutes OTIS did not complete his scratch and was said to looking for a way to leave. The backers of OTIS tried to avenge this loss by matching JEEP into ANGUS, but the match never came off. It was this rivalry that set up the famous 3:45 match between JEEP and HOMER.

JEEP’S sire, Finley’s BO, R.O.M. stopped against Lonzo’s VINDICATOR in 1:30. VINDICATOR was two pounds light but overcame this handicap to put BO in serious trouble.

RED BOY showed excellent ability when he stopped Cable’s FANG who was the grandsire of CH.JOCKO. RED BOY dogs are noted for their gameness, but the sire of RED BOY, Teal’s JEFF took the count after a long contest.

I wrote an article which covered the match in which Mayfields SNAKE and R.O.M. sire, quit in 25 minutes. The winning dog was named KAYTO and is no relation to the KAYLIN of O.J.Simpson fame.

This article is not intended to discourage fanciers from breeding for gameness. It is intended to shed a little light on the fact that on the right day under the right circumstances, even a good bulldog can be stopped. In addition I wanted to mention that those fanciers who routinely accuse others of owning cur bred dogs might want to take a look at the cur genes in their own dog’s registry.

By: Barney Fife
SDJ JULY-AUGUST XXXX Pg. 54
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Barney was a great contributer to the dogs and was very humble in his writings, sure miss reading his ol'tales...
Good read and a valued opinon...

jay creekmore · Jun 28, 2015

Stinson & glover tuffy is still called gr ch to this day! no body say's any thing about him getting beat by Cajun ike? 35 year's I've ben asking myself why!

ELIAS'PISTOLA · Jun 28, 2015

Nice post Jay Creekmore, but I love your avatar better," A HOOF IN THE GRILL OF THE CAR",lmao...
I always thought those two dogs were of the bulldog type also, nice find and choice of avatars...

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