3.5 year old purple ribbon registered intact Plott female.  40+ years of Butch/Jill line breeding top and bottom.  You will not find a heavier bred Butch/Jill dog period.  Bear hunted primarily in New Mexico and Wisconsin.  Hog hunted in Texas.  Have also been on several lions.  I wouldn’t say super gritty but will bay pretty tight.  Not ill in any way, box or tree.  Serious inquiries only.  $1000  

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"talking" to dogs works great if they are hunting under your feet. 

I'm with Cajun, bay up someones cattle one time and you might loose your hunting spot.  Not worth the risk to me. 

2 - Garmin Astro 320s for $250 each plus shipping

4 - Garmin DC50s for $175 each plus shipping

Call or text 8O6-674-797O

Seth McAlexander

I still have my Can Am commander for sale if interested under the classifed section.  Dog hunter ready and enough power to scare you.

 2300 Miles. Camo color. Bighorn tires in good shape.  $11,475 obo.
 
Installed Accessories: full roof, half windshield, front bumper, front rack, Warn winch, full under-body skidplates including front A-arms, storage bags that mount to roll cage above your head, dash mounted VHF radio, adjustable shocks, side mirror, net doors, Dynamat heat shield around engine compartment, K&N air filter.

I also have a custom build dog box form fitted to the bed for an extra $500

Located in Amarillo, TX

call or text:  8O6-674-797O

 2300 Miles. Camo color. Bighorn tires in good shape.  $11,475 obo.
 
Installed Accessories: full roof, half windshield, front bumper, front rack, Warn winch, full under-body skidplates including front A-arms, storage bags that mount to roll cage above your head, dash mounted VHF radio, adjustable shocks, side mirror, net doors, Dynamat heat shield around engine compartment, K&N air filter.

I also have a custom build dog box form fitted to the bed for an extra $500

Located in Amarillo, TX

great old pics. I've read an article once that talked about a Plott brother being up in the panhandle area having plotts curs.  Does the picture have any info on it

I'd be interested in reading that article

Mike is that a genetic issue or just caused by irritation?

now I dont know for a fact but I have heard that the only trick to catching a cheetah is relaying fresh dogs in on road crossings.   

.......and hear is a Wisconsin squirrel we bayed up a few years ago!!!

I've used cabergoline with success.  I don't think there is any real danger with this drug.  It's a little pricy though.

http://www.vetscan.co.in/v5n1/induction_of_fertile_oestrus_in_dogs_using_cabergoline.htm

Pure bred Plotts

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In hard running shape, my females will go 50-55 and males about 60-65.  Slate was whelped here and gave him to James at about 6 months old.  He was back out hear as an older dog and was bear hunted here.  He was a fine dog to hunt behind.  I still have one sister to him.

Its been pretty cold.  Not that uncommon to be lion hunting in that kind of weather but I don't usually hog hunt in it.  10 degrees isn't too bad as long as the wind isn't blowing.

Started out the other morning at 2 degrees and it never got above 10 all day.  Turned loose on a rig strike that ended up being a few sows with shoats.  They went about .75 miles and stretched a 125 sow.  On the way to them I saw another sow fly across the road.  Stuck the first sow and quickly cut her up.  I then loaded up and was turned loose on the second sow with in a half hour or a little more.  She had a pretty good head start.  An hour or so into the race I started hearing coyotes barking in among the running dogs.  I've never had much trouble with coyotes.  I guess they are getting ready to breed because they were extremely territorial today.  Another hour or so rolled along and I was starting to second guess the hounds because of the way they were running on the garmin.  They where headed for a road crossing so i decided i was just going to catch them.  They wouldn't have any part of that.  About another hundred yards and they where caught in a nasty thicket right off the road that you could hardly move through except for crawling.  I finally got into them and got the second sow stuck.  I slowly drug her out got her cut up.  I went down the road a ways to water the dogs and then came back by the the carcass about 15 minutes later.  There stands one of the coyotes just daring me.  I was wishing I had had a long gun.  I cut a nice boar track later in the day and turned loose again.  I went back up the road the direction I had just come from and saw that 3 or 4 coyotes had crossed my track going in towards the dogs.  Once again, the coyotes got to harassing them.  I finally ended up catching them and called it a day. 

Second Sow

When your not hunting, I would be feeding him and giving him treats in the box.  Get him to start associating the box with good things.

show us the hounds!

I run Plotts here in Georgia and  really enjoy them . If anyone plans on start running Plotts I would suggest you get them from Big Game Breed of Plotts .

Blow up that profile pic so we can have a better look at those brindle dogs in the background!

I didn't take your comment negatively at all.  To each his own.  My skin is pretty thick.