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silverton the dogs you describe being part hound is not your typical cowdogs most people raise ...... you know i used to ride some with a friedn of mine ...and it was a fence buster here and there he was called to catch ......i told him if i was you i'd have me a plott that woul d track a cold cow trail put him on the track and listen til he gets it worke d up then send the curdogs .....we was always getting on someone elses cattle with the cur's ..... there's no doubt its hard to get anything with more stick than a hound or hound cross ........ also i like the hardness of some of the birddog breeds ....... mountain curs have hound type traits in some of the old stocks that why i like em .......also handle here hoghunting don't mean much to us ....we gonna walk up and put a bulldog on thehog most of the time and catch the dog off .......another thing myself i like handle to come last as i am hunting the dog .... to much handle on the start hinder's a dog you need to really get out and go ....... mind you we drop hunt off 4 wheelers or trucks ... so the dogs have to leave hunt and come back to us if they don't bay ...... my training is different than most i have a 300 acre hog pasture to train in so not being able to catch one on the start really doesn't bother me .....they get hungry a nd realize to load at the gate hahahaha .....
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