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								|  | «  on: March 09, 2011, 10:29:25 am » |  | 
 
 If so how did the pups turn out?  What did they look like?  Are they open or silent on the trail?I have a buddy anting to try it.  Thanks for the feedback.
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						| Reuben | 
								|  | « Reply #1 on:  March 09, 2011, 10:51:18 am » |  | 
 
 I have seen several and they were very good hog dogs. Both were silent on track with good range and good nose.
 I think most good hunting dogs have a touch of good hound from way back.
 
 I would think that when done a high quality hound that was worthy of breeding had to of been used.
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 Training dogs is not about quantity, it's more about timing, the right situations, and proper guidance...After that it's up to the dog...A hunting dog is born not made...
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						| blakebh | 
								|  | « Reply #2 on:  March 09, 2011, 10:53:48 am » |  | 
 
 One of the best dogs Ive hunted behind is a Walker/Cur gyp! She will yip a little if the hog breaks but is silent on trail and will sure nuff get gone lookin for a hog. I really like the hound cur crosses on hogs but sometimes they are a little more mouthy than a sraight cur. As long as their not wide open I dont mind LOL! JMO |  
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						| Reuben | 
								|  | « Reply #3 on:  March 09, 2011, 10:56:11 am » |  | 
 
 One of the best dogs Ive hunted behind is a Walker/Cur gyp! She will yip a little if the hog breaks but is silent on trail and will sure nuff get gone lookin for a hog. I really like the hound cur crosses on hogs but sometimes they are a little more mouthy than a sraight cur. As long as their not wide open I dont mind LOL! JMO
 I have known quite a few dogs that were considered to be open that caught lots of hogs and probably could out hunt most dogs. |  
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						| sgt.davis | 
								|  | « Reply #4 on:  March 09, 2011, 11:07:16 am » |  | 
 
 Thats all i hunt. Im sold on em but it suits what I like in a dog. They are a little more mouthy but not what i consider open so its fine to me.
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						| blakebh | 
								|  | « Reply #5 on:  March 09, 2011, 11:08:09 am » |  | 
 
 One of the best dogs Ive hunted behind is a Walker/Cur gyp! She will yip a little if the hog breaks but is silent on trail and will sure nuff get gone lookin for a hog. I really like the hound cur crosses on hogs but sometimes they are a little more mouthy than a sraight cur. As long as their not wide open I dont mind LOL! JMO
 I have known quite a few dogs that were considered to be open that caught lots of hogs and probably could out hunt most dogs.I consider a open mouth dog to be every breath bawlin on trail! I dont consider yippin behind a hog after it breaks open but I guess some would. The gyp I was talkin about has put me and my pups on alot of hogs and I dont even own her and some would prolly consider her semi open! |  
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						| blakebh | 
								|  | « Reply #6 on:  March 09, 2011, 11:08:55 am » |  | 
 
 Thats all i hunt. Im sold on em but it suits what I like in a dog. They are a little more mouthy but not what i consider open so its fine to me.
 
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						| sgt.davis | 
								|  | « Reply #7 on:  March 09, 2011, 11:19:46 am » |  | 
 
 This is one I got. He's my best mutt.     |  
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						| Reuben | 
								|  | « Reply #8 on:  March 09, 2011, 12:24:00 pm » |  | 
 
 good looking mutt... |  
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						| blakebh | 
								|  | « Reply #9 on:  March 09, 2011, 04:25:06 pm » |  | 
 
 Here is one of my mutts! He is Plott/Cur and is a real hard huntin dog with a good nose and is as rough as they come. He is the red dog in the box  Caught on the ear   |  
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						| sgt.davis | 
								|  | « Reply #10 on:  March 09, 2011, 06:13:46 pm » |  | 
 
  He helps catch pretty good.The black dog on the other ear is a plott/cur. blake that ol dog has got some battle scars for sure! Good lookn dog!!! |  
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						| blakebh | 
								|  | « Reply #11 on:  March 09, 2011, 06:53:24 pm » |  | 
 
 He thinks he is a catch dog sometimes! LOL |  
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