Mt. Curs as bear dogs?

Jake Bell · Post by **Jake Bell** » Thu Aug 28, 2008 11:44 pm

just wondering what Mt. curs are like on bears, i love my plotts but ive always wanted one of these curs to try out. Seems like they would be easier handlin then a 60 lb plott. I would love to get one with a decent nose, built to go with tree and grit ( just like a plott :wink:

lol ) i hunt in ontario and there are lots of swamps, hills, rocks and rivers to get over and around, just wanted something that i can hunt bears coons and coyotes with that no one else around here has lmfao

hemihound0713 · Post by **hemihound0713** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 2:53 am

Alex now has his own surname. I am deleting all post he posted with my surname.

Melissa

redneckbearhunter · Post by **redneckbearhunter** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 3:36 am

well i have a lepoard cur that is my start dog. but i have owned mt. cur x stephens cur dogs that did well. a good friend i hunt with he had a mt cur and a stephens that were both asome dogs. the mt cur was only about 40 lbs if that. she was getting to be a realy nice dog untill she got killed. she would start to finish bear and coon here in california. the stephens cur was a male and he worked start to finish on bear coon bobcats and lions he in california and montana. he was only about 50 lbs but realy easy to handle. both of them would catch there own game. the only bad part to stephens is they can get prety small about 18 lbs. they seem to be just as gritty as a plott.

STUNTMAN · Post by **STUNTMAN** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:26 pm

JB I got a cur from M.Workman about a year ago and another pup last weekend from J.Wilson. The older one handels great and @ a year old has been on 6 bears by himself from start to finish, he still has a long way to go but its looking good. I would suggest one from big game lines like a Striker bred.

Jake Bell · Post by **Jake Bell** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 9:54 pm

thanks for the reply guys, stuntman where in NY are you located, if you ever have a litter of them kemmers let me know i can slip down there pretty easy and pick one up if they are for sale.

JARED PLUMLEE · Post by **JARED PLUMLEE** » Fri Aug 29, 2008 11:45 pm

Jake Bell wrote:thanks for the reply guys, stuntman where in NY are you located, if you ever have a litter of them kemmers let me know i can slip down there pretty easy and pick one up if they are for sale.

hey i responded to you on the ukc board. this is one fella that i would have put u in touch with. the other fella is Mason Workman who is the fella that this fella got a dog or two from. he has the striker blood i was informing you about.

houndsnmules · Post by **houndsnmules** » Tue Sep 02, 2008 2:00 am

My friend hunts them on boar and they do very well. They have good noses from what I have seen.

Mt. Curs as bear dogs?

Mt. Curs as bear dogs?

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