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new to curs

Postby herc14 » Thu Jul 29, 2010 6:07 pm

Ok im 14 and getting my first dog my mom said I have to get a blackmoutcur and I want it to hunt coon os this a good choice and if not what is for a first dog I also would like to know if I should get it started or as a pup
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Re: new to curs

Postby cat hntr » Fri Jul 30, 2010 1:18 am

I got my first dog as a pup it was female mt cur.The guy I got her from ran hounds for alot of years. He borrowed her 5 years later to train a young dog he had . He said she was the best dog he had ever hunted with .What I did back then was read hound trainig book and just put lots of time into all the training. My dogs now dont get near as much time due to work and family . My dogs still hunt pretty decent but they sure could use that extra time I dont have anymore.I still run curs.If you dont have the time to put into trainig you could get a started dog but nothing will ever be as rewarding as a dog you trained yourself.the hardest part is not all dogs make good hunting dogs no matter what breed you get but lots of time and training give the dog the best chance
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Re: new to curs

Postby hamilton10 » Fri Jul 30, 2010 7:36 pm

Im going to have to say if you want a good, smart, easy to train dog to hunt coon or any other game, big or small, get a well bred mountain cur. I can hook up up with the best. And I won't be making a dime. I just like to see kids get started with good dogs.
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Re: new to curs

Postby cat hntr » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:26 pm

Hamilton10 what line of mt curs do you run that is pretty cool offering help to get a young hunter started. that is sort of how I got started 26 years ago and i'm still addicted.
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Re: new to curs

Postby hamilton10 » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:39 pm

Most of what I have are kemmer stock. Some are OMCBA - Kemmer crosses. All of them have Gold Nugget, Blondie and Yellow Jack blood. Nearly all are natural born tree dogs. Most are semi-open on track. I hunt coon, hogs and bear with them.
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Re: new to curs

Postby Pops » Sat Jul 31, 2010 2:25 am

if mom won't budge on the BMC (and there are alot more treedogs bred in Mt curs), then get a ladner much more treedog bred in there.
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Re: new to curs

Postby herc14 » Sat Jul 31, 2010 3:10 am

thanks for all the help
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Re: new to curs

Postby cat hntr » Sat Jul 31, 2010 8:02 pm

Sounds like tou have dogs with the same blood lines as one of my kemmer dogs the sire of my dogs was pretty good on lions and bobcats he could run every day.The one I have has sort of arough gait he is apretty good dog but he gets pretty worn out on long races.he has caught around 65 lions and a few bobcats.Ihave thought about selling him and starting another young dog.
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Re: new to curs

Postby hamilton10 » Mon Aug 02, 2010 11:41 am

Cat hunter where are you located at?
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Re: new to curs

Postby cat hntr » Mon Aug 02, 2010 8:36 pm

Trout creek montana. It is up in the north west corner.About 75 miles below the canadian border
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Re: new to curs

Postby hamilton10 » Mon Aug 02, 2010 10:07 pm

Cat hunter do you just hunt lion on snow? I have only hunted them on dry ground.
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Re: new to curs

Postby cat hntr » Mon Aug 02, 2010 11:32 pm

I hunt mostly in snow but I hunt some on bare ground but the hardest hunting I have seen for my dogs was running game on bare ground that is frozen hard as a rock.I don't know how my dogs would do on dry ground.Iwold really like to try it sometime.

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