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Who is the best person to get in contact with to get black plott pups out of bloodlines that are BEAR DOGS not want to b's? Give me ya'lls opinions. THANKS!

pocahontas plots out of pocahontas county west virginia curtis and eugene walker both have good bear dogs and both have there own lines i know the one has some of the top reproducing studs in the ukc i think that is eugene and his kennel is pocohontas plott kennels i think that is the name

darrell jonet iron river mi this line has produced some of the best dogs out there.they have been used on bear,mt lion bobcats and hogswith great success this line has great nose ,grit and speed they are very intelligent but over all desire (heart) i have hunted with several jonet bred plotts and have been very impressed

I agree with hilltop. Darrell produces bear dogs!

Roy Clark = Laurel Mtn. Plotts

They are Small, Black, Fast, and very Gritty.

I have owned 4 of them and 3 did not live to see 3 years old.

The main male that our Plotts are out of is Cody II and Mississippi Mud Dozer, Haven't seen many solid blacks out of him, but IMO they make AMAZING bear dogs.

The Cajun line is my favorite, his dogs are all built the way I like, personalitys are what I like, and boy do they have the hunt in them!!! As soon as I can get more dogs I am gonna get another one... Or 4 lol.

Larry and Reed on here are 2 guys that know lines and everything more then I do, I don't have my dog paper book in front of me, but you prolly can't go wrong with a Pocahuantas Plott. I think Joey Hudson has some black dogs too, not 100% on that but he has some damn nice Plotts too

dixielandkennels wrote:Who is the best person to get in contact with to get black plott pups out of bloodlines that are BEAR DOGS not want to b's? Give me ya'lls opinions. THANKS!

best plott i ever had came from Eugene Walker

Your best bet is to go and hunt with some of the guys that have been listed here and see how there dogs hunt. You also will be able to see how they hunt and then be able to compare it to your style. When you find dogs that fit your style that will be the guy you want to get dogs from.

I say this because if you start most of your tracks of a rig in the truck, you don't want to get dogs from a guy that is a bait hunter. His dogs may not have the skills bred into them that you are looking for. Of course there are exceptions to all rules.

Eugene Walker is right ther in West Virginia by you, he has a web site and you can look it up for his contact number. You can also visit one of the many plott sites and get a better idea about plott dogs throught them.