A Good Plott Dog

DRStuart..I was just giving my opinion...never stated I was a know it all. I bet you have opened your trap on here before and gave your opinion....did anyone bash you back? I am just saying that if your into plotts just for thier mouth...u in it for the wrong reason. But you let all of your stupididty out when you said ""I don't want any hound that catches its prey. What would be the fun in that?"...What the heck kind of comment is that? You wearing a skirt? Thats becuase you aint a hound guy and you obviously dont have a dang clue what u are talkn about. I've never met a hog hunter that did't want his hound to catch prey....you just want to look at the prey??? Plotts were bred to catch game. There are a lot of people out there watering down the breed that was meant to catch. Dont come on here and call me a hound god for giving my opinion and try to embarass me....

Mason, Orval is a Plottman...much more that I for sure. I dont own Orvals dogs becuase I think there are hunters that have exactly what I am looking for. I need a pack with grit (not neccessarily suicidal), but I want a plott that is rough, that is how they were bred and brought to the US. It is my concern when I see guys out there breeding plotts for mouth and not for grit....it's my concern becuase they are watering down the breed.

TNHILL...I have CAJUN plotts, one from Mr. Burkett, and a pup from Jason Brickford. My Cajun plotts and my Burkett plott all have decent speed, good noses, medium size, will to hunt, and want to catch.