E. Knighten still has a strain of them here in SW arkansas. Not sure of the specifics other than he still has some, and the ones he has left are pretty old.
I OWN A 3/4 LIQUOR GYP IN 75 THAT WAS 1/4 FIREBALL TINNIN BLOOD LINE, REAL OLD LINE BLACK AND TAN. FAST AND TOUGH,WITH A GOOD A NOSE AS THEY GET. BRED HER 3 TIMES AND NEVER DID GET A SORRY PUP. AN OLD FRIEND OF MIND BACK IN THE DAY WENT UP TO MR TINNINS TO RUN A RED. MR TINNIN TURN OLD FIREBALL OUT TO STRIKE AND WASN'T LONG, HE JUMPED. MR TINNIN SAID OLD FIREBALL GOT HIM UP IF YOU CAN RUN HIM. MY OLE BUDDY TURN TO HIM AND COULDN'T DO NOTHING WITH HIM. GOOD HUNTIN
call david black in st.clair mo.636-544-0827. he has them thats is full blooded old line walkers. the man he got his start from had them for over 50 years.david isnt hunting much so call him
henry clay k---scotty---guide---old glee---trav---arp---young heatter--cork--- tom tilley-- fireball tinnin-- raymond robinson--these are some of the ones that made them black and tan.
through the 50s hugh king and deward hinson here in missouri had some good ones.