A few assisted recovery’s.

[Oldcoyotetrapper]

One of the perks to this job, being able to incorporate my dogs into my daily routine. They often aid in recoveries when drags don’t leave marks. These hounds are always ready whether pigs, coyotes, or the occasional wounded deer recovery. They give 100%. Not saying they don’t ever act stupid, or trash on something just to piss me off . That big gray splotched mutt is my lead dog, 10Bears

 

[Corey kay]

Good looking dogs . I’ve had curs in the past but I’m dogless right now. Some bmc but crossed up a catahola with a jag terrier and made some nice ones.

 

[22magnum22]

Those dogs seem to have grit, that grey splotched one definitely has catahoula blood. The jagd terriers Corey speaks of are awesome for most anything. Wish I could get my hands on a cross like that.

 

[Corey kay]

I’m looking for some curs now if anyone knows of some. Just don’t want to drive around the world to find them .

 

[Oldcoyotetrapper]

Good looking dogs . I’ve had curs in the past but I’m dogless right now. Some bmc but crossed up a catahola with a jag terrier and made some nice ones.

I used to raise jagds used them for about 10 years. I don’t ever want another one. They are fun and great dogs just not enough ass for the mindset they have. They will cause you more trouble on the yard then a loose minded bull dog. I’m on my downhill slide on dogs I think. I did however just send a deposit off for a gsp( very hard line) used on coons pigs and yotes and of course bird work. I’ve really wanted to cross plott into my Catahoula line. My old plott is 6 and some hard miles on him. Silent on track. Just I don’t really like raising pups.