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Posted by wade lucking on 10-14-2009 06:26 PM:

here's what i'm after

a smaller dog, no bigger that 35#'s, must hunt medium speed, and range at least 300 yards. will take a track if need be but doesn't need to open on it, must have a mouth i can hear when treed and natural stay put tree dogs(breed wise) looking for a squirrel dog only. must have good nose as winter is cold and snow can get deep.

WHAT BREED AM I LOOKING FOR?

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Posted by keystone kid on 10-14-2009 07:09 PM:

The bellow pup fit your requirement you stated and he is very well breed. World Champion parents. If you call tell Randy Church Jim Heasley referred you.

http://www.sqdog.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=89490

Posted by MountainMan on 10-14-2009 07:31 PM:

I would suggest a Streak bred Mountain Cur. The streak will keep them on the smaller side, but big enough to fend off Yotes and see above the snow.

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Posted by wade lucking on 10-14-2009 09:24 PM:

MOUNTAIN MAN i realy like the looks of the dogs on the website you have. i reall like the red with the white face and chest, how big are they and what are the hunting style of those dogs.

Posted by MountainMan on 10-15-2009 04:03 PM:

Wade, most of my dogs range from 30-45 pounds. Very seldom do I ever get one over 40-45 pounds.
As for the hunting style, they are all pretty much the same. They will hunt out in front of you several hundred yards, making circles or zig zags as they go. Most all of our dogs are hard hunting, solid stay put tree dogs on coon and squirrels both. All these dogs have big loud mouths and most are hard tree dogs as well. Feel free to give me a call some evening if you want to talk dogs or shoot me a number. Even if you dont want to buy a dog right now we can talk dogs and explain how these cur dogs operate.

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Posted by moodyhound on 10-21-2009 12:21 AM:

cur dogs

Here's some of my treeing curs. My females go 30 lbs., and the males go 35-40 lbs. They will open when a track is available, have loud mouths, and are excellent tree dogs. They are stay put tree dogs with great noses.

Posted by Cur Hunter on 10-21-2009 12:46 AM:

What you are after

Riverun Feist, Except no subsitute. Being a hound man no other small dog will make you happy. My .02 worth. Oh, and I'm not selling one, nor is any of my friends.

Here is my male 25 lbs of squirrel treeing machine.

Posted by Alan Anderson on 10-23-2009 10:30 PM:

Re: cur dogs

[QUOTE]Originally posted by moodyhound
[B]Here's some of my treeing curs. My females go 30 lbs., and the males go 35-40 lbs. They will open when a track is available, have loud mouths, and are excellent tree dogs. They are stay put tree dogs with great noses.

How are these dogs bred? I like the looks of them.

Posted by moodyhound on 10-24-2009 02:40 AM:

Re: Re: cur dogs

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Originally posted by Alan Anderson
[QUOTE]Originally posted by moodyhound
[B]Here's some of my treeing curs. My females go 30 lbs., and the males go 35-40 lbs. They will open when a track is available, have loud mouths, and are excellent tree dogs. They are stay put tree dogs with great noses.

How are these dogs bred? I like the looks of them.

They are half treeing feist and half English coonhound. The English side is the old stock of dogs, Boyds Little Joe, Bates Blue Kash, Bowmans Lady Bird, etc. Both sides are track driving tree dogs.

Posted by on 10-27-2009 09:27 PM:

Moodyhound;
Let me know when you have a litter of pups, I would like to get a female pup and try it... Like the looks of the dogs, just a little too much hound look for me, but I would still like to hunt one !!!

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