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« on: June 25, 2011, 04:05:39 pm » |
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What is this breed, thinking about getting one shipped from georgia. Who uses these breed or raises these near oklahoma?
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Reuben
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« Reply #1 on: June 25, 2011, 04:28:30 pm » |
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They are kinda like a mtn cur, but some mtn curs are starting to look like fiest. The original mtn cur is somewhat between a hound and a cur. The leopard is usually colored like a catahoula or bluetick hound. Nowadays a lot more of them are looking houndy. They take a track and most open on track. There are a few out there that are bred for big game. Some come in red and some in black and tan and others in yellow but the dominant color is blue ticked.
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Yeller
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« Reply #2 on: June 26, 2011, 10:58:32 pm » |
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Deep chest, tight flank, alot of lung ,open on track but faster than your average hound . Faster than alot of curs too! Most are one man dogs .I've seen upwards of 20 of them! Black brindle legged,leopard & leopard saddleback ,black&tan some are kinda reddish but never seen any blueticked ones . I would say the ones I've seen favored a July more than any other hound. I've looked at the Meeks online and some of them favor a black and tan coondog but I've never hunted with a Meek's dog . The ones I've hunted with were Bowers and McDuffie Leopards . I dont own any Leopard Hounds but they are impressive !
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