EAST TEXAS HOG DOGGERS FORUM

Any one no any info

Quite a few guys on here own them, what do you wanna know about them.

Are they any good what mix are they

Some are great, some are good, and some ain't.

You'd have to ask the man himself what mix he used.

Where they come  from about how much re they worth

Some aren't worth your time, some are worth their weight in gold. Look up Larry Parker. There some folks on here who will give you his phone number and he's a real great guy to talk with.

From my limited experience I believe them to be " track for track" dogs meaning put a good one on track they will take the route the pig took and put you in hogs. I prefer a track cheating dog but that's a personal preference. I have a cur who hunts track for track and he put a lot of hogs in my truck this year, so search hi and low, and good luck! I hope you find what your after.

His web site is gone but here is his number, 337-749-2622. Sidney

They hard to come by.
He still has a website you just have to become a member.

I own one personAly and she has as much bottom as you can get in a dog is very consistent and like t bob said if you put her on a track you will tie swine at the end I got her from Ellis county as a pup and started her myself ive turned down 5500 for her and also a new four wheeler I just can't part with her because I know what's Gona happen when I turn her out gonna catch hogs I've got her bread right now and am very excited to see what comes out

What's a Parker cut look like I bought one the man said it was Parker cur but how do I know

http://parkercurdogsforum.proboards.com/index.cgi?board=general
Thats his board. line is explained on there somewhere, but don't remeber where i read it at. Mr. Larry should be able to tell you if you have a full blood Parker or not, if you know where it came from.

Chances are if you didn't talk to Larry first, you could have got told something about a dog that isn't true.

He keeps a pretty good track of who buys and where his dogs go, so the best bet is talking with him and asking him about the dog.  Lots of people claim the name because it helps em sell.  Hope I'm wrong about your dog, but that's the way it is sometimes. You could always post a picture and show us anyway.

I will I'm on my phone so I'll have to wait till I get home cause I can't figure out how to do it from phone

Can any one post a pic of a pure Parker cut so I can see what they look like

This is a gyp.

(http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/ss166/BA-IV/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_9154.jpg)

This is one of her daughters.  The pup looks like a typical Parker puppy.

(http://i572.photobucket.com/albums/ss166/BA-IV/Mobile%20Uploads/IMG_0142.jpg)

Who did you buy the dog/pup from? 

hard to come by. ive been around a few. the ones i know are good.

I have a kemmer gyp about to drop some half parkers any day now...most should be black with brindle trim like most pure parkers...

according to what he told me and I probably don't have it 100% right...His original dog he hunted was a smaller black dog that was one of the best he ever had...he doesn't know exactly how he is bred but by the looks of that dog and how he hunted is a big hint as to what breeding he probably was...very posible he was a stephens cur or a faulkner cur...the stephens and faulkners are mtn cur but usually all black or with a small amount of white trim...the biggest difference in these 2 breeds is the faulkner is a little larger than the stephens...these dogs were used for hogs, coon, squirrel and bear...and these dogs are known to be excellent hunters...

he used blackie on 2 brindle females that were woods cow dogs that could go deep in the woods and bay cows...don't know the breeding on those females but I think Larry said mostly some old type catahoula with possibly some mtn cur... 

but the best thing to do is get him on here and have him give the story again...I probably should of not said anything because I have slept a few times since I talked to Larry... ;D

but I do think enough of those dogs to put 1/2 to a quarter in the mtn cur...hope to get less noise on track...the male I bred to is pretty much a catch type strike dog but that is what I like. His sire is a good strike dog and his dam is one that will rip the gonads off of a big boar and the female kemmers are known for that and a kemmer male will go for the ear...so...I am hoping to get jump started with some good hog dogs from this litter...

http://www.easttexashogdoggers.com/forum/index.php?topic=18171.msg153840#msg153840

Some Parkers will be brindle and look like this one. this is a dog named Rowdy II which was on larry's yard but not sure if thats the case today. i have a male that looks just like him.  (http://i1235.photobucket.com/albums/ff434/ATaylor67/rowdyII.jpg)

They come in all colors even yeller! I've got 3 and they are all different colors.

how hard are they to get your hands on a pup?

It's no hard most times but extremely hard if you're picky on the breeding of the two dogs.  I am pretty sure Larry makes the best crosses, theyre his dogs so it's only natural. Not saying that no one who breeds them dogs doesn't do a good job, but I feel Larry makes the better crosses. 

Talk to him or someone close to him and ask if they've made a cross recently.  I did and am extremely happy with the results, I did in fact just give a puppy away that was off his Joe dog, I've got the two littermates that are black and tan, and am pleased with how they're build is coming on but as far as anything else, they're puppies.

Yes sir gut buster, they do come in all colors...i have a litter on the ground now and 3 came out yella, and 3 were black with a little brindle on the legs, and 3 brindle pups like the picture i posted above. unfortunately i lost 2 of the brindle pups...

i got one on the way to alabama as we speak now. going meet the fellow tommorow. ill let you know in about 2 years what i got

Where's the puppy coming from Bo?

Are any solid brindle

I dnt know his name I bought him from a dude in Livingston tx

Err

Yeah some come out colored that away but that's not enough information to make a decision on. Post a picture.

Theres no way for any of us to know wether or not you made a good purchase. If you like the dog, then hunt it till it croaks, if you don't like it croak it.

one of these isnt a parker dog. can you tell which one?



(http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/ww150/justinroden/f4df5267.jpg)

(http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/ww150/justinroden/b0215428.jpg)

(http://i714.photobucket.com/albums/ww150/justinroden/030.jpg)

Is the middle one the male dog you got from Larry?

He passes as my gyps twin, he has the exact same head and shorter muzzle.

On the pictures:

All three are colored up just like they should be.  The two bottom pictures could pass as littermates to some dogs I know are full Parkers. The top one looks just like a parker but is probably a well built catahoula.

Pictures tell you nothing, nothing wrong with looking, some things are pretty obvious, but either way talk to Larry and he can set you straight as far as where most of his dogs are.

BA-IV you're good. top pic is a cat female from douglas mason. middle pic is a slim x may pup male from larry. bottom isa female  from will roberts. i forgot the breeding on her.