how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
I have been wanting one for a while and just wondering how they do cold trailing and grit on a bear?
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Re: how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
I have a Lepard Cur. She is about 6. She is a pretty good bear dog. Lots of grit and tree power. I would say she has a medium nose but as I have never used her as a start dog couldnt say for sure. I do know that on small game such as coon she is totally silent. Not a bark even on a hot track but trees outstanding on them. On a bear she is wide open.
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Re: how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
Talk to Mike he goes by lepcur on here he runs bear all he has is lepard curs
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Re: how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
The good ones are fast, gritty enough and smart. Just the ticket for bear in my opinion.
Re: how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
Thanks guys yeah I called Randy oller I learned a lot and had a nice talk with him tonight
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Re: how are the lepard curs or hounds do on bears?
Hey Tink, I sure like em, I, like Randy have hunted them mainly on bear for several years and the reason I switched from the hounds to the Leps was for their trailing ability, these dogs are smart fast track dogs that will stay treed or bayed till ya get there and I can leave a bear 10 feet up the tree and my dogs will leave with me with no leashes and go to the truck. If ya try 1 for big game I would stick with the McDuffie strain as they seem to work best for bear and have plenty of grit to them. Mike
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