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leifbarnes
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« on: January 06, 2010, 01:19:20 pm »

I have been looking and researching for several months. The silent ones are rare and prized possesions. I chatted with Buddy Goatcher on here. He has some connections in south La on some proven lines.  If you run across something let me know.  I will have some in the kennels when I find what I want!!
 



so are you planning some crosses?

Nope.  Always just had a fascination with the Plotts.  I believe they are the only hound that was originally and specifically bred for boar hunting.  If memory serves me correctly from what I have read, when the Plott family brought them from Germany to the US, there were no boars to hunt so they started using them on bear and I assume thus began a desire for a more open trailing dog.  I've always heard tale that there are two strains of Plotts...the big game, and those more bred for coon hunting.
In fact, (and I'm relying on a memory that doesn't work that well sometimes) I recall there being some disagreement on hound or cur classification when the breed first became recognized by the registrys.

A few years back, I had a 1/2 Plott dog and I used to love to hear him bay.  Problem with him was he didn't want to hunt on his own.  Just as a novelty, I wouldn't mind having another but problem is that the only time I want to hear that bawl mouth is when the dogs face to face with a hog.
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