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Did you know... that the Trigg Hound, bred for hunting in Kentucky, was called "best" for big game hunting in Africa?
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Should this article be merged into a section in American Foxhound page? They both lack sources, but Trigg Hound is listed as a variety of American Foxhound and probably is not worth a separate page, especially such a small and poorly sourced page. Could I merge them together? @William Harris (talk·contribs) ? @ Cavalryman (talk·contribs) ?
Ok. merged it to the American Foxhound article, saved all the existing sources, deleted a couple that were dead.LoraxJr12:29, 25 April 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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