The pups free range on my farm with exposure to a variety of animals for maximum instinctive and personality development. The pups begin daily exploration at 4 weeks.  Pups will be available in black and tan heads with black body spots and blue speckling under white coat and some are red and tan head with red body spots.

For more information or if you would like references from past litter pup owners email teddy@reynoldsforestry.com or call cell 870-299-0977 -Some dogs are good friends, less good workers, and fewer both.
 

All pups are guaranteed with 100% refund if returned for any reason within one year. 

View more pictures on Facebook in Bluetick Albumn of Zeus, Athena, present litters and previous litters by clicking link below:

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Past destinations for pups sired by Zeus and dame Athena:

Litter #1 (8 pups; 4 girls; 4 boys; 4 black/tan; 4 tan): Born 06/02/2011

                Hercules (male tan): Teddy Reynolds, McNeil Arkansas – blood trailer and deer runner

Venus (female tan) : Crystal Mouser, Cullens Louisiana (Circle J Hunting Kennels) – coons and baying hogs

Lulla-Belle (female black/tan : Dusty Viator, Jeanerette, Louisiana (off-shore oil) – blood trailer

Three Spot and Bandit (males black/tan): Jim May, Delight Arkansas (retired oil exploration) – deer runner (Bandit missing in action)

Molly (female tan): Sylvia and Jerry Colanter, Tuscumbia Alabama (retired mom and dam operator) – family indoor/outdoor pet

Red (female tan) and Smokey (male black/tan): Auburn University Canine Detection Institute Alabama – explosive detection               

Litter #2 (9 pups; 4 girls; 5 boys; 4 black/tan; 4 tan): Born 01/10/2012

                Atlas (male black/tan): Teddy Reynolds, McNeil Arkansas (forestry investment consulting) – blood trailing and deer runner

                Echo (female black/tan): Lisa and Jon Bastendorff, Coos Bay Oregon (nursing) – elk antler trailing

                Trixie (female tan): Michael Caffrey, Denton Maryland (electrician IBEW) – family indoor pet

                Ruby (female tan): Clint Snelgrove, Crossett Arkansas (college student) – coons

                Daisy (female tan): Winston May, Clarksville Arkansas (self employed) – deer runner

                Bama Boy (male black/tan): Jim Sessions, Evergreen Alabama (concuh sausage) – blood trailing and deer runner

Duke (male black/tan): Owner 1) Justin Bowie, Conway Arkansas (bull fighter) – blood trailer and deer runner; Owner 2) Dalton Wethertingon, Mountain Pine, Arkansas (junior high student) – blood trailing and deer runner

                Crash (male tan): Kyle Brothers, Farmerville Louisiana (State Trooper) – blood trailer and deer runner

                Sampson (male tan): Monique and Ron Lewin, Franklin, Jeanerette Louisiana (homemaker and offshore diver) – blood trailer and deer runner

Litter #3 (7 pups; 4 girls; 3 boys; 7 black/tan): Born 09/04/2012

                Duke (male black/tan), Kelly Blair, McNeil, Arkansas (pond construction & dozer work) - deer runner

                Apollo: (male black/tan), Troy Crandall, Ledyard, Connecticut (business owner - trash collection) - family pet

                Zina: (female black/tan), Dav Thibodeaux, Jeanerette, Louisiana (off shore driller) - deer runner

                Chester: Deceased

                Kate: (female black/tan), Kyle Burleson, Springhill, LA (disabled veteran) - family pet

                Pup 6: (female black/tan), Jon Bullock, Haughton, Louisiana (private investigator) - deer runner

There is greatness in all dogs and all breeds. There is a quality about a blue tick coonhound that just puts a catch in your heart. It may be the incongruity of the breed - here is a dog with the endurance and fortitude to trail and track all night, the intelligence and instinct to follow a lead across miles of unfamiliar mountains, and the uncanny ability to turn up the next morning - with torn pads and ears - in the same spot where the hunt began, waiting stoically for his human to find him ---- Seemingly imperturbable with their doleful expressions and simple needs, they are also almost heartbreakingly vulnerable - as if their contentment with humble fare is a defense against the possibility that there may never be more offered. But nothing compares to the adoring look in those houndly eyes, nor the profound sigh of bliss when that large head is lowered onto your lap to receive gentle petting. Euphoric appreciation attends every meal placed before a coon hound, and there is not another dog we know who can appreciate with such utter abandon the exquisite comfort of a soft, fleecy bed ---- In these gentle giants' demeanor there are recognition and abject gratitude for the love they inspire in a human heart. Coonhounds bond in a deep and undemanding manner. Their easy-going personalities help them settle into the rhythms of home life easily and naturally, and they are perfect examples of how to make the most of any situation - from down time to play time - no dog sleeps better, bounds into the car more joyously, endures more patiently, or loves more faithfully than a blue tick coonhound.