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Cur Coon Dogs
Never had much to do with Cur dogs but was wondering if there was a line of them that consistently produces good coon dogs?
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Tom Wood
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I have owned a few good cur coon dogs. One of the best coon dogs I have ever seen or owned was a cur/bluetick cross. He had the nose of a bluetick and the brains of a cur. He was a coon dog deluxe and was deadly accurate on any track cold or hot. I would give a fortune to have one like him today, he would be famous in the prohunt circuit. Dave
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Dave Richards Treeing Walkers Reg American Saddlebred and Registered Rocky Mt. Show Horses
A stephens Mt Cur is used for Coon the most they are open trailers
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Forever Settled Kennels
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You might try a leopard, some are pretty houndy nowadays though. They typically are open trailers though and don’t blow through the country.
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Wayne Musgrave
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A couple old plugs
Re: Cur Coon Dogs
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Originally posted by Preacher Tom
Never had much to do with Cur dogs but was wondering if there was a line of them that consistently produces good coon dogs?
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Justin Pinson
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Thanks for all the replies. Don't know that i am looking for one but am interested in knowing if there is a line that are coon dogs. Or are the ones that make good coon dogs just an exception?
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Tom Wood
Sounds like the Faulkner Curs consistently make good coon or big game dogs.
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Seeking Soli Deo Gloria through the hounds.
Ive hunted Streak bred dogs for 25 yrs day and night.The special ones are rare just like with hounds..when you have a good one you have a good one though.3 yrs ago i got into a good line of bluetick hounds and i prefer coonhunting them.Not that the hounds tree more coon i just prefer the style and mouth of the hounds.I only hunted walkers and english for 30 + years before getting into currs.But to answer your question i had better luck with Streak bred currs than other bloodlines of currs.
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Originally posted by Georgeb
Ive hunted Streak bred dogs for 25 yrs day and night.The special ones are rare just like with hounds..when you have a good one you have a good one though.3 yrs ago i got into a good line of bluetick hounds and i prefer coonhunting them.Not that the hounds tree more coon i just prefer the style and mouth of the hounds.I only hunted walkers and english for 30 + years before getting into currs.But to answer your question i had better luck with Streak bred currs than other bloodlines of currs.
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Dave Richards Treeing Walkers Reg American Saddlebred and Registered Rocky Mt. Show Horses
Cur Coon Dogs
Bought my first cur pup this winter to try exclusively on coon. I have heard a lot of good things about them. My spots are getting smaller and smaller for my hounds so gonna give one a try. Fingers crossed.
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