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« on: March 05, 2009, 03:59:26 pm » |
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I was just wonderin where these yellow brindle dogs came from, how they are bred? they look like plotts but are silent. Larry parker used to have some. havnt talked to him bout 10 yrs. I think he has his own strain called parker curs. are thes plott crosses or maybe mtn. cur. just curious.
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tnhillbilly
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« Reply #2 on: March 05, 2009, 04:07:11 pm » |
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just seen pics of and heard about them
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Wmwendler
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« Reply #3 on: March 06, 2009, 11:06:14 pm » |
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Curs come in Brindle, Black and Tan, Solid Black, Red, Yellow. The light brindles come from stock that generally produces yellas as solid colors and the dark brindles come from stock that produces dark solid dogs like reds. Its not not as common as the solid color Curs but its an original color. The ammount of brindling can vary so some might show more of the base coat than others. Some of Larry Parkers foundation dogs were mountain Cur so thats where it may come from in his dogs but they tend to be dark brindle mostly if I am not mistaken.  This gyp came from a litter with 4 brindles and 3 yellas out of a Dark red brindle male and light yellow brindle female.  This is the Sire to the female above and his littermates were black, red, and Dark Brindle hes out of a Red Leopard male and a Solid Black female. These are just common Curs breed in East Texas for years. There are allot of dogs like this used every day around here as hog dogs, working cow dogs or both. They come from the Same root stock that the popularized Curs like the Mountain Cur, YBMC, Catahoulas and Lacys come from, they just were'nt popularized like the others. I think the brindle color in the Curs comes from the colonial spanish dogs as they are most common in Curs that come from Florida and East Texas..... where the spanish settled. Waylon |
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clint
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« Reply #4 on: March 07, 2009, 07:40:24 am » |
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Are you talkin about this color brindle?  |
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tnhillbilly
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« Reply #5 on: March 07, 2009, 06:16:23 pm » |
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those are some really good looking dogs. that long legged brindle dog looks like she could fly. the bottom male looks alot like a mtn. cur I just sold. Next pic. down, yeah that is the color I was talking about. I have had some reg. plotts come that yellow brindle color. mostly old crocket bred dogs.
Thanks for the info.
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BoarBuster67
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« Reply #6 on: March 09, 2009, 08:16:53 pm » |
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wendler , you sold me a dog named lana I believe. She is doing really good and long ranges. she has found me a ton of hogs. Thanks , and is she related to the brindle in the pic. Harry 832-477-6362
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« Reply #7 on: March 09, 2009, 08:50:24 pm » |
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hey hillbilly, I have 3 like the one clint put a pic of on here,sent one female to south carolina, and they are all catahoulas, 2 are half cat and half kemmer cur but the 2 old dogs are full catahoula!! they look just like clints pic.
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tnhillbilly
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« Reply #8 on: March 10, 2009, 01:51:32 am » |
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how do they hunt, when crossed with the kemmer? does that put anymore hunt or nose to the cats? or do yours hunt out pretty good, and have good noses. some do some dont from what I hear. if I could find a line of cats that had COld nose and would range out pretty good I would be interested. been tryin to get hooked up with some of them S.C. fellers. that aint too far from here depending on what part. I am going down there to plott days march 20, 21,. anyway I really love the way those yellow brindles look have always been partial to them.
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« Reply #9 on: March 10, 2009, 06:00:02 pm » |
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well, they are my dogs and i'm partial to them but i dont hunt anything else!!! they have good enough nose 4 me, and go out of tracking range on most occasions, took a 1 yr old pup last weekend been in the woods maybe 10 times at the most, and couldnt track him for about a half hour then finally got a slight signal so thats pretty good for a yr old pup!! he is the only kemmer / cat i have left!!
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« Reply #10 on: March 10, 2009, 09:29:33 pm » |
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thats good enough for me too. sounds like my kind of dog. I just crossed my cat. male with red tick female. If I wasnt fixen to get laid off I would probly take one of my plotts and breed it back to my old mtn. cur I just sold.  been sick ever since. lol. :'( |
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« Reply #11 on: March 10, 2009, 09:49:12 pm » |
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BoarBuster........I'm Glad she doing well for you. That Lana gyp is Full Litter mate to the Brindle female in the first picture and the Red brindle male in the second pic is her sire. She was the runt of that litter and never got the leg on her that the others did. I never could get her to eat much when she was young and she never got as big as those dogs usually do. Let me ask you something does she still only come in heat once a year? Thats all she ever did when I had her. If you ever need to get rid of her, be sure and let me know.
Waylon
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