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seen my 1st plott in 1968 and in 1970 got my first plott. and please lets not breed bash lets have a good discussion.

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owned plotts my whole life,Mr Berlin King gave me my first,my Dad,lifetime Plott man Paul JENKINS,,Great breed,

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Location: New Mexico
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I have hunted almost every breed of coonhound, and some terriers and curs. Plotts to me are my best fit. They work well on what I need them to here in the desert, up in the mountains down in the river bottoms.
I have them in my yard now and will have them later. I have a litter on the ground now that is almost sold out and another litter due in days.

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Location: nw Iowa
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Fred,

Been awhile. Got my first Plott in 1974. Wouldn't have anything else.

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Location: greeneville TN
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I think i got my first plott about 1996 or 97. had them ever since. started with some crocket bred dogs that i got from allen ford, frontier kennel.

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Location: Northern Centre County Pa.
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I have 2 right now, they listen like labs and hate, I mean hate coons! I beleive I'll have at least one hanging around the place for a long time...

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Location: Windber, PA
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We've had Plotts in our kennel since 2000. We are striving for the dual purpose Plott and it's pretty safe to say, we're on our way. I enjoy their looks, brains and company. There isn't anything better than sitting in a kennel full of coonhounds after a long day at work .... except listening to them treed!! LOL

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Location: Georgia
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I have been hunting Plotts for about 24 years. Started with Rev. Longshore when I was about 12. Love to run bear and coon with our dogs.

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hey tim yeah its been a long time i need to talk to you give me a call or pm me your number 563-571-7460

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what i have found is there easy starting listen to ya kinda family dog havent had the trash problems with them and can honestly say have only seen one aggresive one and i bought him but he got culled fast

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I hunt them and prefer the sarge line of dogs.

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My next pup is gonna be a plott, but it's gotta be honey-brindle colored....jsb

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Location: North Carolina
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seen my 1st plott in 1968 and in 1970 got my first plott. and please lets not breed bash lets have a good discussion.

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Location: Atlanta, Ne
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I got my first plotts from my uncle Don Bruce of Curtis Ne.in 1972 He was a red brindle and was chasin coon at an early age if 6 mon. with older dogs. Finished him into a duel champion before he was killed on the hiway at the young age of 5. He was a buddy and a pleasure to hunt If I didn't get to the tree to suit him he would come back and grab my hand and lead me back There will never be another like your first russellplotts just plott-n along

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ive gave it thought but dont like walking into a tree an seeing nothing but black

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Location: Pinckneyville, IL
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i got two Plotts now but by the middle to end of next week I'll have a bunch more!! My female should have a litter soon. When I bought my two dogs, I wasn't planning on breeding them, but they have been such a pleasure to raise and hunt that I thought it would be selfish of me not to pass around the good times so I did breed them and already have a couple sold without even advertising yet. My Plotts handle well, listen great, love my kids, and tree coon like crazy!

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Location: North Carolina
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Suncrest Plotts

Don and I started in 2004 with our Plotts. We are still learning and are amazed at the characteristics of this breed. Intelligent, loyal, no quit in them. Don grew up hunting mostly Walkers and had some very good dogs. But now we prefer the accuracy and intelligence of the Plott. They are easy to handle and fast learners. Being from North Carolina - they are the State dog and the history behind this breed is so interesting. Lord willing, we will always be leading a Plott.

I am an avid Breed Supporter. Love those Plotts!!!

Becky Church

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Location: atalissa iowa
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there has got to be more than just 16 people that hunt plotts on here.

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Location: Oklahoma
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I have never coon hunted with a plott but hogg hunted with several and have alot of respect for the breed very tough smart and loyal i cant say a bad word about them the line of dogs i hunted with are weems bred and i sure like them i would feed one for sure

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Registered: May 2008
Location: Western, Wisconsin
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my buddies have plotts and i'm working on getting one!! i love them plotts!!

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Registered: Mar 2009
Location: convoy,ohio
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i just brought home 2 plott pups today,i went to my first plott days in flora this year and had a blast.i am new to the plott breed,but not new to coonhunting.

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Location: Greenup IL
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I just bought 4 month old trumbo breed female. Showed her cage coon she went crazy. hung it in tree she treed like she had done it 100 times. Look out in the future for RIVER ROAD BINDI

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Location: N E Tennessee Scott co.
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I dont hunt them or have seen one hunted, I am a pleasure hunter, so tell me the good and bad about them. I read they can be a buckskin color, so any pictures of them would help me deside if I wanted to try them out. thanks for any info

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ive gave it thought but dont like walking into a tree an seeing nothing but black

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I like to hunt and breed plotts. I just hope to get some more time in the future to get back to hunting more. They are a great breed of dogs!

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