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I had named my Staghound dog, Teddy, after Roosevelt.
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The dog we now call the Staghound appears to answer better than any other to the description given to us of the old English Hound, which was so much valued when the country was less enclosed, and the numerous and extensive forests were the harbours of the wild deer.
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Some hunters rely on the American Staghound, while others prefer the Plott Hound.
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Some hunters rely on the American Staghound, while others prefer the Plott Hound.
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Not a great deal of real engineering work was done in the DO, mainly modifications to drawings to implement changes to armoured equipment; the six wheeled Staghound seems to be the one vehicle I recall.
Coming of Age: 1939-1946 John Cox
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Stripes, by 3 minutes 29 seconds, with Alec Oberschmidt's Reichel/Pugh 50, Staghound, only eight minutes farther back.
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Staghound - I don't want to use my tax money to subsidize your camping trips on public lands.
Knowledge is Power 2010
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Staghound - I don't want to use my tax money to subsidize your camping trips on public lands.
Knowledge is Power 2010
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New units include the Schwimmwagen, an amphibious all-wheel off-road vehicle, and the Staghound, a highly manoeuvrable armoured car.
Latest from PALGN 2009
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New units include the Schwimmwagen, an amphibious all-wheel off-road vehicle, and the Staghound, a highly manoeuvrable armoured car.
Latest from PALGN 2009
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