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I hunt plott/ running walker crosses, I think the most important thing is to make sure your pups come from good parents or as anything they won't work out, I don't think it matters what kind of tree dog you cross these running dogs on as long as you start with good dogs, mostly what you try to ...

I believe I know of a guy with a fox pen in lower Michigan if you're interested

I would say the same, when we try to free cast and get on a coyote in early fall with our coyote dogs a lot of times we'll end up treeing coon, they'll learn to stay the more fur you shoot out to them, some never learn but the same goes for coon dogs, we hunt a lot of crosses now

I hunt a half plott 1/4 treeing walker 1/4 running walker and I wouldn't give him up for the world, he's a bear dog at heart but a solid coon dog that don't tree slick. He loves cats too, we have a female half treeing half running Walker, neither of them will leave a tree, we're gonna breed them ...

He's a curious little dog, sorry about the late reply, He is as loyal a dog as ive ever seen, he seems unsure of his surroundings but every day gets more confident, its too cold to coon hunt and not enough snow to coyote hunt so ive been working on teaching him other things like riding in the skid ...

pegleg- a little off subject but did you cross a male heeler on a female hound or visa versa? and do you have any pictures? i wanted a female but all he had left were males, i picked him up today and i cant wait till he gets older to work with him in the woods

kiwi- i sure hope it works out for me ...

stevemac and peg leg, did your dogs pack well with the hounds? maybe what im asking is even if they cant smell the game, will they stay with the hounds? or did you wait to cast them after the game was jumped? and can they keep pace with the race or do they fall out? with coon im not too concearned ...

i figured that they wouldnt really trail but if a coyote or coon is bayed up maybe its a different story, i dont need a heeler, i have fair hounds, i just thought it would be a fun project, i know that theyre smart, thanks for the different perspectives, i hope to read more!

someone in my area trained their heeler to coon hunt, this sparked my curiousity and this site is the best resource for my questions, First, does anybody hunt with a heeler, on any sort of game? what use do they bring to the table in your pack? Theyre very intelligent trainable dogs from what i hear ...

I have a step-sister that lives in abelene texas, sometime this year i'd like to go visit her and maybe do a little hunting too. idk what the laws are down there about using dogs, but thats something i want to do, i'm 17, turn 18 tomorow, bought my own coon dog last and now i'm hooked on hounds ...

last night i treed one on the first drop, two denners after, and a deer chase to top the night off, i guess we shoulda quit while we were ahead haha

thanks a lot guys

this doesn't seem like a popular topic, i thought more people would like to boast about their champions and their backround, of my first three posts on this sight i had highest hopes for this one :P oh well, i'm trying to research a little about plott bloodlines, what are you guys hunting for? brag ...

every dog has their own potential and place in a pack, i'm sure some dogs excel better in certain situations, from a cold track to when the heat is on, from a hog to a bear, bobcat, coyote,lion or coon, there's got to be more of you out there with do it all dogs, an elite pack of savage hounds who ...