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Posted by sneakyone on 11-12-2010 08:25 PM:

close hunting

does anybody know any close hunting lay up stlye of dog? Breed doesnt matter, just lines of dogs that most off them are that way not just one in a while! Thanks

Posted by Wes Wilkins on 11-12-2010 08:47 PM:

Prolly curs.

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Posted by Virgil on 11-12-2010 09:18 PM:

I've seen quite a few redbones like that. They will hunt around you and lay up coon all night. They can also be dogs that go but are easily trained to hunt close.

I've seen several that were either out of Razor Red or out of some of his littermates. Crossed on to different stuff they can be dogs that will throw dirt in your face too though.

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Posted by sneakyone on 11-13-2010 02:51 AM:

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Posted by blade02 on 11-13-2010 05:13 AM:

cur i have a cur and a walker the walker hunts deeper and the cur makes 2-300 yd circles around me gotta do a lil more walking when hunting him but i like it better they seem to be more hot nosed dogs and mine winds alot he hasnt really turnd it on yet but hes startin to i love mine so far.

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Posted by on 11-13-2010 05:17 AM:

Re: close hunting

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Originally posted by sneakyone
does anybody know any close hunting lay up stlye of dog? Breed doesnt matter, just lines of dogs that most off them are that way not just one in a while! Thanks

I've got one at the house just like that. Makes a few too many trees at times but she's still young. She can and will tree lay ups other dogs don't know are around, but she'll also miss and some nights will show you every hollow tree in the woods.

I like a close to medium hunting dog but some nights she doesn't hunt out hard enough for me. I'm hoping that improves with age and solo time.

I can't say it is typical of her breeding, but close hunting lay up style dog is just what she is.

Posted by sneakyone on 11-13-2010 06:55 PM:

brogy, what breed is she amd are there others from that line of dogs that hunt somewhat the same way?

Posted by sneakyone on 11-13-2010 07:01 PM:

blade02 what bloodlines are your cur?

Posted by Jim Hill on 11-13-2010 09:34 PM:

get yourself a silent dog all mine stick close,plus i just bought a few curs and they hunt close and are some of the nicest dogs ive ever hunt and very very smart as well

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Posted by on 11-14-2010 03:06 AM:

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Originally posted by sneakyone
brogy, what breed is she amd are there others from that line of dogs that hunt somewhat the same way?

She's a Walker female off a Finley River male and a Bozo / Clover female.

I can't say that is typical of the line of dogs she's from. She's not yet 3 and isn't as mature as her age. I'm guessing as she gets older and hunted alone more often she'll range out further and further.

It is kind of nice in the fall to have a dog that will hunt around you as you walk a section, she's about perfect for that, but I rarely hunt that way. I typically flip them from the tailgate and walk when they're treed. Once in there I'll continue to flip them but I don't walk them. This one sometimes needs to be walked a little ways before she'll get gone. Some nights she doesn't.

Posted by Jerry West on 11-14-2010 03:50 AM:

My hunting buddy has a Black Mouth Treeing Cur female that is just perfect what you discribed.
Very smart and handles good
Hunts close and fast
Opens quick with a loud chop
Trees hard and lots of layups
But she will move out as far as the track will take her.
She hunts good with hounds and can work a cold track with them. She is a little tight mouth on a cold track.

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Posted by sneakyone on 11-14-2010 09:56 AM:

jeery west and jim hill what lines are your curs?

Posted by Jerry West on 11-15-2010 12:46 PM:

Sneakyone,
I don't own the little cur female. My hunting buddy Robert Tompkins does. I can give you his number if you want.

I think she is registered with UKC as "Treeing Cur".

She has had one litter of pups. Some of them sure made excellect coon and squirrel dogs

Posted by delta nightlife on 11-15-2010 02:41 PM:

i got a little walker female that hunts as close as she has to but she will go deep if the track makes her. she is a close to medium hunter

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