I am from southeast Texas...I like the nose of the big game mt curs...not too cold but cold enough...what I like best is that medium nose with good winding ability and a dog that has the knack to find game quickly...the mt curs I like best are those that hunt 3 to 4 hundred loops to each side as long as I am moving...if I stop these dogs will keep going until they find a hog...I have had more than a few I had to take the edge off of them or had to manage them with extra care and attention because they hunted for themselves and would really get out there...
but these dogs can be taught to use their nose to the fullest and to range out further just in the way we handle them...
I think if I had the pups he has I could make something out of them. I don't know if top notch he has got to learn how to train a young dog he's never done it before. I've trained all my dogs I'm using right now as 1-3 year old dogs. A lot of the time it matters a lot on how much time you spend working with them and making em better. I've given him a pup off my dogs which he has been asking me to have one off. And I gave him one. I have kept one for my self too. 9 times out of 10 mine will end up being the best outta of the litter cause of time I spend working and bettering him. He's got to learn sometime how to train one. It's not something that comes over night to ya. It takes experience, patience, and dedication. It definitely helps to have a good back ground but if you leave a pup in the pen till he 7 months old-don't expect him to be doing what mine is doing at 7 months. Wouldn't that be pretty close? @cajun and @reuben
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