[kiotee]

Im shortly becoming infatuated with this breed of dog..I know a few of you have Curs...Lets show em off and discuss them...Im wanting to learn all that I can about these dogs....

 

[kiotee]

Wow...What a looker!...Mine is 6 months old now...

 

[kiotee]

Sweet pics...Im taking mine out tomorrow for some woods time..I need to get my digital up and running..The guy I bought her from is looking for other folks to run dogs with..hunt or just run..and he will travel if need be..I am amazed at his(mother of mine)and can only hope my pup is half of what she is..

 

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This is mine at 4 months old....

 

[kiotee]

Kiotee,
She's a good looking pup. Did you get her local?

Yes...Shenango Twp area...

 

[kiotee]

Sure seems like a great breed I've never been around any but from what I can tell they seem to be one of the most versital dogs I've ever heard of. I'd like to hunt over them somtime

Once you do...You will want one...Im chomping at the bit with mine...

 

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The guy who has my pup's mother uses his for pheasants..

 

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Had my pup out yesterday...She treed once but I couldnt find the tree rat for the life of me...it was probably in the nest at the top...lol

 

[kiotee]

The Plotts started out being called Plott Curs. Then they started registering them as hounds. Much like they are doing to the Leopard Cur now. They have two registries. One for Leopard Cur and one for Leopard Hound.

Some historians write that the Plott was derived from 3 breeds...one being a Cur..

The Plott family used a mix of Bloodhounds, Blevins hounds and Curs to create the Plott Hound of today. This is the only coonhound that does not descend from English foxhounds.

 

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4 squirrels and a coon today...My 9 yr old son had a blast....