Finally was able to pick my pup up!!!

[Quick23]

Had been looking and looking for a fool blood reg plott dog to add to my pack of dogs well i finally got my hands on a pup and he is sho nuff a looker!! Pretty excited i would like to thank High water kennels for allowing me to purchase such a fine pup! And judging by his papers from what i have read he is bred to be a problem for a hog! Have some videos and stuff but it won’t let me post them plus kinda hard because as soon as he gets out he is gone!! “SBH’s Canebrake Creed”


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[Reuben]

Getting gone is a good thing...and I like his looks...

[Quick23]

Head full of sense and will leave u standing there lol i had to go get him 3 times while cleaning pens


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[Cajun]

Good looking pup. Hope he works out for you.

[Quick23]

Good looking pup. Hope he works out for you.

I hope so 2


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[The Old Man]

That pup won't even have to "cast" he'll probably rig enough hogs to keep you busy.  Hope your pup does well.

 The rigging deal just adds to the hunt in my opinion, the two longest rigs I have had this year were 800 and something and 900 and something off the mountain and were both cold tracks that they eventually got jumped. I do cast some in the winter time but spring summer and fall mostly rig hunt. In the big country can cover lots more ground. We never road a dog for various reasons, mostly don't need to, save the steps, haha.
 Just came in from WV on a bear hunt treed a few bear, had some big races, had some relatively short races, mile-mile and a half, got 4 out of 5 dogs banged up one day on a contrary bear but nothing too serious. All good fun, got several 7 month old pups rolling they ran their very first opportunity and got one bear to yo yo up and down the tree that the pups could see. Really fired them up, didn't kill any, not necessary, had the pups run two races by themselves for practice, one was a let down bear one was off a rig strike. Little bit early to be putting them on bear but the cream will rise to the top anyway. After a winter of hogging they"ll be ready for the bear next year and I'll know who has the little extra and or who doesn't.

[t-dog]

Things like that bear yo-yoing are the little intangibles that sure can make a difference and speed things up for those young dogs. Glad you had a good trip.

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[HIGHWATER KENNELS]

That little feller got some big shoes to fill,,,, but I believe he will do it like the rest..  Just feed him tracks and let him learn how to do the rest...  Next yr this time you will be posting pics of him with his victims...LOL....

Although this is my 4th litter of Plott pups,,,  I don't by any means take credit for their ability to become who they become,,,  this was done by the men before me that knew what it takes to create a dog that has the ability to excel in what he is trained to do...  I have seen it over the yrs and have devoted all my time and effort to have these caliber dogs for my son and my future grandkids that hopefully will carry it on in the woods..  Men like  Mr. Mike Cauley (Cajun) and others have mixed the right characteristics and traits and therefore gave us younger guys the opportunity to share in there knowledge of the dog world..  I will always listen to them and respect their views because of their knowledge in the yrs before mine.. 

[Cajun]

Thanks for the kind words Highwater Kennels.

[Quick23]

I’m young and new to the plott dog line but willing to listen and learn new things pretty excited about getting one


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[Quick23]

That pup won't even have to "cast" he'll probably rig enough hogs to keep you busy.  Hope your pup does well.

 The rigging deal just adds to the hunt in my opinion, the two longest rigs I have had this year were 800 and something and 900 and something off the mountain and were both cold tracks that they eventually got jumped. I do cast some in the winter time but spring summer and fall mostly rig hunt. In the big country can cover lots more ground. We never road a dog for various reasons, mostly don't need to, save the steps, haha.
 Just came in from WV on a bear hunt treed a few bear, had some big races, had some relatively short races, mile-mile and a half, got 4 out of 5 dogs banged up one day on a contrary bear but nothing too serious. All good fun, got several 7 month old pups rolling they ran their very first opportunity and got one bear to yo yo up and down the tree that the pups could see. Really fired them up, didn't kill any, not necessary, had the pups run two races by themselves for practice, one was a let down bear one was off a rig strike. Little bit early to be putting them on bear but the cream will rise to the top anyway. After a winter of hogging they"ll be ready for the bear next year and I'll know who has the little extra and or who doesn't.

I hope so we normally cast our dogs and a few rig off the bikes but they so hot nosed that the hog is t far when they smell em but i hope this lil fella makes it he most deff will get the woods time hard not to learn when u going every day he gone get the hair hunted off his feet


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