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hntwitcurs
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smallest line of curs

just wondering what the smallest line of curs was I really like the bigger fiest but just not many seem to be breeding the type I am looking for. I want a dog around thirty pounds that uses its nose to get treed not just sight and hearing

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RLenhart
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Stephens tend to be a little smaller

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Wade B.
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Bigger Feist line.. May be what your looking for..

http://forums.ukcdogs.com/showthrea...eadid=928393018

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BradB41
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quote:
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Stephens tend to be a little smaller

Yeah...I have a 7 month old Stephens female, and I'll be surprised if she weighs much over 30 when she's full grown. That's actually a really good thing IMO.

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Sy Sparks
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Re: smallest line of curs

quote:
Originally posted by hntwitcurs
just wondering what the smallest line of curs was I really like the bigger fiest but just not many seem to be breeding the type I am looking for. I want a dog around thirty pounds that uses its nose to get treed not just sight and hearing

Try the streak line of dogs. I havnt seen many but the ones I have seen were top notch.

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e town
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Carolina cur

Carolina curs are small

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hntwitcurs
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wade b that's exactly what I am looking for if you are breeding any females that will produce similar looks and traits I would be interested

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hntwitcurs
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also I like the look of the super sport fiest

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nccatfisher
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The Stephens Curs that are heavy JR bred will be smaller for exactly the same reason that many of the streak bred OMCBA dogs are.

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Sy Sparks
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Good to know, you learn somthing new every day.

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nccatfisher
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Good to know, you learn somthing new every day.

Yeah, I grew up and hunted with the prominent breeder that was responsible for the smaller line of Stephens. He lived about 3 miles from me.

Kinda strange, he didn't like big dogs but his OMCBA female that was famous was a big ole Busher dog.

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mo river curs
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The Stephens Curs that are heavy JR bred will be smaller for exactly the same reason that many of the streak bred OMCBA dogs are.

care to explain why the busher dogs are big and got long ears

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care to explain why the busher dogs are big and got long ears

Recon you would have to talk to the folks that was breeding them back about 40-50 years ago.

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mo river curs
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Ain't been that long ago

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nccatfisher
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I think you will see most of the ones that isn't yaller or isn't ring necked have pretty good ear on them. But then some people do like a little bird dog in there cur also.

http://omcba.homestead.com/HallofFameDogs.html

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bewilderedreb
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I hunted

with the vice president of the stephens association this weekend, the ones he had probably were 30-35 pounds real sharp lookin dogs... he knows a good dog too... so I'd say they would hunt

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nccatfisher
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Clint used to hunt with the guy I was talking about also. He hunted the OMCBA dog he owned I think.

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Al Medcalf
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care to explain why the busher dogs are big and got long ears

Care to explain why the Streak dogs have short ears, pointed noses and both front legs look like they come out of the same hole.

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moleman
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Care to explain why the Streak dogs have short ears, pointed noses and both front legs look like they come out of the same hole.

Here we go with the Hound and Feist deal again.

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M Taylor 56
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quote:
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Care to explain why the Streak dogs have short ears, pointed noses and both front legs look like they come out of the same hole.

I sincerely doubt he could judging from some of the questions he was asking about curs under his old username not all that long ago. I don't think he has had his training wheels off all that long with curs.

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McSquizzie
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quote:
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Care to explain why the Streak dogs have short ears, pointed noses and both front legs look like they come out of the same hole.

Oh really? Streak bred dogs :

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mo river curs
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quote:
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Care to explain why the Streak dogs have short ears, pointed noses and both front legs look like they come out of the same hole.

because they are pure omcba dogs and I would be willing to bet all dogs feet came out of the same hole

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sdorton
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because they are pure omcba dogs and I would be willing to bet all dogs feet came out of the same hole

LOL wow....Thanks for the laugh on this fine rainy morning!!!

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