Registered: Jan 2019
Location: North East Arkansas
Posts: 32

what lines of plotts are known for.......

Big mouths, hard hard going, overly independent, accurate

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Registered: Jan 2006
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There are not any period just like all the other breeds you just described a needle in the haystack

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Registered: Jan 2019
Location: North East Arkansas
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I believe they are out there, you just have to ask around to find them, I have already recieved private messages about what I was looking for, thanks, Pete

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Registered: Aug 2017
Location: NorthGa
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West Kty/North Ga and Poacher bred . Get in the dark and get treed and dont care what anything else is doing and have the meat when u get there . Good mouths but not huge Walker dog mouths . I like em !!!!

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Registered: May 2012
Location: Amerika land of the free?
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Of the registered Plotts I tend to agree on the Poacher bred stuff , Pocahantos , and a line of Plott dogs owned by a gentlemen by the name of Charlie near Shreveport , LA. but these are the only registered Plotts I have ever hunted with. Now I have hunted with lots of grade Plotts in NC that some of those families have had for years and they are top notch dogs as well. JMHO

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Registered: Jun 2017
Location: Michigan
Posts: 178

You cannot go wrong with a Poacher bred Plott or the men behind them!! They'll tell you straight and if you let them know the specific traits you need they'll direct you to the right cross for you! Good luck, wish u the best! PLOTTS HAVE THE MEAT WHEN THEY TREE!!

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Registered: Oct 2014
Location: Kokomo, IN
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It's hard to beat the Herrell Bread dogs and the Redwood Dogs. I have a Herrell bread dog and a poacher bread dog. I like them both. It just depends on what you plan on hunting for and what kind of hunting style you like.

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