Buck... and Banjo in the back ground (Bucks son)...Buck was unique in that he was born with every hair on his body the same color like coffee creamer and he had yellow eyes...I bred him to his daughter who was also his grand daughter as well as his niece and still never a pup of his color...but a ton of grit and hunt was in those pups...one of his son's out of his daughter was named Chango and he was a heck of a strike dog but was border line catch...he has some offspring around and I am lucky to have a grandson out of him who is just as catchy and his name has been changed from JJ to Changito...
the pic below is Changito...he is recuperating right now and a vest was ordered from P&P last week...
the dog below is also a grandson of Chango and he is an excellent hog dog named Yellow owned by a friend of mine...
Changito has a sister that is hell on wheels and I hope to get her bred to a dog of choice who will be one of her half brothers...just have to talk a buddy into doing it on account he owns her...
The dog below is a world champion coon and squirrel dog (several times) that I like...he was sold for 40,000 dollars...but he looks like some of the mtn curs I owned and I tried getting a few pups out of him but didn't work out...I like the good size and the short coat and tight muscled up body...I call these dogs hard bodied dogs because they are muscled up whether you hunt them or not and they usually have lots of stamina...
A good mt cur should locate quick because he cuts and slashes looking for the hot end of the tracks and then rolls out on it and stick with it until a hog is put on the other end of the tracks...they also usually have one heck of a winding nose...finding a good line of dogs can be hard to find...because there are too many half a$$ breeders out there...
