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Who hunts Parker curs an what y'all think about them

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Man I got me a ill Parker gyp from will Roberts and boy oh boy she's a Lilly ball of fire bayed her first hog at 3 mths in a pen and is  about 5 1/2 mths now I take her with me in the cab and when they bay up I kick her out and she's there crazy ill dog we love her would love to have a couple more ;)

She shows a ton of potential for being so young but only time will tell we will feed her the tracks that's for sure ;)

Yea I bought two puppies from will there about 4 months old an I'm liking the way they act haven't showed them a hog yet just letting them be puppies but I'm excited for next year

I have two as well that are baying good. They are  about 6 months.

The ones I have seen are 1 owner dogs hunt great and handle a hog well but are shady to strange ppl and strange dogs

What kind of range y'all get out of them an how do y'all hunt

Mine will hunt out to about a mile or so in no sign

Mine are from will Roberts stock too. These pups have really impressed me but I'm thinking about thinning  so im not sure if ill  be keeping them.

If you decide to get rid of some I'm interested or if anyone else knows where I could find some let me know 9039226620

Anderson. I plan on breeding that stewball dog that PaulM hunted with you.  If youre interested let me know

No doubt I really like her you don't find many like that I've got one that I got as a puppy when Richard walker quit hunting she's 4 now and I wouldn't take for her they just don't have any quit

I had one gave him to a good buddy of mine he Is close range and catch's like a train ear evreytime he hunts close but once he strikes he's gone.. Doesn't mean there all like tht just my experience with this one, all in all I like them.

Anderson. If u got a dog from Richard walker that's a big mistake. Lol
Last time I hunted with him his Parker cur dog was bayed 2 miles from us at a dumpster eating breakfast in Bristol tx. Ask him about that I can't stop laughing.

Lol that's probably the one I got but if she so she figured it out lol I wouldn't be scared to match hunt any one dog for 1000$ a hog

Lol. U got my number call me when your ready. Ill bring richard with me

I'd sure like to see how this turns out.

Lol I'm not sure who you are ferris but but ole Richard might want his dog back after she won me all your money lol

I thought about getting me one. I've seen a few marked up like my old leopard cur dog that was killed. Black with brindle trim. Some remind me of the old style leopard cur dogs.  I sure like the looks of'm....

Yea Mike...I saw where you posted some puppy pics and you had that one black puppy with dark brindle trim...I love a good looking black dog with dark brown/red brindle trim...

If I was gonna buy a puppy it'd be a Parker my buddy has Parkers and every one of em is a nice dog

I've been hunting parkers for a few years now and love them. Lots of hunt and they dang sure hate a hog. They started out rough but after a few beatdowns they learn to back up. Tons of drive. The thing I like about them most is everyone I have never had to be trash broke, just came out looking for hogs.

The Parker and the Stephens are two curs I'd like have here at the house.  The Stephens may work a little better on coons. I sure like the looks of both.

She went to your dog barking at the dumpster thinking it was bayed, Missy was let down when she got there. ;D

If i ever get back into hunting I will have nothing but parker dogs, I really liked em. Kevin had some great ones.

Sounds like I'm on the rite track I have three Parker dogs only have two more dogs too get rid of an I will have nothing but Parker's an pit bulls in my yard

Richard I'm excited about getting Missy bread to big brown I will be glad to get u started again

Wish I had time to go but I am excited to see what them pups will do.

How do most of y'all hunt your Parker dogs

About the only way you can hunt one is track hunt or free cast.  Though I've seen some nice wind dogs as well.

Try road hunting one, you'll be sorely disappointed.

That's what I want too do with mine is free cast never trained one like this I've always walk hunt or let them wind out the boat any tips on how too start them out to free cast

Pretty much drop the tailgate...most have it bred in em to get gone.

Start em like you would any of your other young dogs, and they'll develop it.

All mine i just cast them. They dang sure wont hang around your feet once you cut them loose.

what age do you start them and what age do they start getting out of dodge. Generally.

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Andersoncounty easy now this is jason. Lol
We need to make a hunt this weekend and richard has nothing but time so he can hunt also.
I need someone to help me find a dam good dog that will get out and hunt with my other to. Still gotta replace ol clifford

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(https://sphotos-b.xx.fbcdn.net/hphotos-prn2/s480x480/166029_576163842403936_519805519_n.jpg)  this may work ..

Poncho made boat hunting a pleasure.  By far one of the best wind dogs I've hunted behind, you oughta have a few more lined up to fill in his shoes Larry.

hahahaha  ben thats not poncho  thats a 2  year old i been hunt'n  .....  he's  doing good  too ,,,  i can whistle just like at poncho and he'll  quit the boat before i can get to the bank or if he winds hogs  ....he looks alot like poncho .... he's off curly bill  and a littermate to joe  ..... he'll be 3 end of june  ....

Jason I have got a 16 month old dog that will leave the country and go find hogs and will be the last dog you pick up he needs to broke off deer but you're more than welcome to come get him and try him I had a litter of pups today so I'm going to cut back

I start messin with mine a lot after they are a yr old. Most of the ones I've been around start to range out with my older dogs at about 1-1/2 years old and at about 2 yrs they become pretty independent and don't need much help.

I had one, Parker's Sassy, sired by Rowdy II, bred by Parker and raised by Mike Doyle.  Real stopping power, shut down a runner with the quickness. She had so much hunt, drive, and bottom . .  that I quit hunting her because it was no fun.  When you turned her loose, she WOULD NOT come back.  She would be 2 miles out in no sign.  The last time I hunted her, we turned her loose at 8 am and tracked to her all day, crossing deer leases, getting permission to go through gates, etc, etc, and we got to her bayed by herself on a sow at 4 pm the next county.  She was 6.2 miles from where we turned her loose(on a Garmin).  I never hunted her again after that because it was an all day ordeal if there were no hogs around.  I will say this . . if you are looking for dogs that will leave out and go find a hog, get you a Parker.  They are the real deal.  But you better have your hog huntin britches on.   

Sounds like a million dollar dog lol

Do you think a dog would have found hogs behind her?

Hell where we are at she sounds like a million dollars worth of trespassing tickets lol, sucks that there aint many big properties to hunt around here anymore!

id love to have a dog like the one mentioned above. i got a parker male hes only about 13 months old i think he is going to do alright but i dont look for him to be a 2 mile dog just out of the box. if you ever get tired of feeding that dog send me a message on here and ill gladly come pick her up. i got big places to hunt and she wont be left at home anytime im going hunting

BO   sometimes the distance comes with age and experince . they usually get farther and farther with hunt'n...  but the potential is usually bred in there of what he could make  ..

It would be hard for me to feed anything else. I haven't seen many with the get out and go that these dogs have.  I hunt a place where it's nothing but floating marsh, some bad territory where you have to wear snow shoes to walk it(no lie), i find that this terrain cuts a dogs range down a lot and these dogs dont care they rolling through it. I've only hunted mine once on hard ground in Mississippi and that was this year at 2yrs of age and they would roll out a mile or more on that hunt.  The 2yr olds i have still have much to learn before I'd call them "hog dogs" but they sure are impressing the heck out of me.