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Ladner BMC

Posted: Tue Aug 05, 2014 3:07 am
by AK Zach
Hey fellas, looking to add some diversity to my pack. Got a fella that has some Ladner BMCs nearby, just wondering if anybody ran them and/or can tell me about that line. They'd be used for bear with my hounds. Thanks!

Re: Ladner BMC

Posted: Sun Aug 10, 2014 3:55 am
by AK Zach
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Re: Ladner BMC

Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 4:10 pm
by Teto
I have hunted Ladner BMC's for 22 years now. I have always used mine for squirrel and coon. But I have sold a few pups to a guy in Wisconsin that uses them on Bears. He waits till the bear is jumped and then sends in the curs to put him up. He calls them the heat seeking missiles. They put the bear up quick.

Re: Ladner BMC

Posted: Tue Aug 12, 2014 10:18 pm
by Varminator
Teto, Have you seen much growling or aggression towards other dogs with your BMC's ? I've heard both yes and no. But I'll go with what you say ! After 22 yrs I think you will know.

Re: Ladner BMC

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2014 1:27 am
by Goose
I grew up and live 25 minutes from where L.H. Ladner lived, this is just my opinion for what it's worth. Hog hunting is the big game of choice around here and you don't here of any of the successful hunters around these parts using them. Now with that being said there are a few exceptions there are several folks around here that have bred the line and kept it straight and tried and true. These folks breed and hunt dogs that are consistent producers of game. Then there are a few, one in particular , that I will not mention any names who are related to him breed every one of their gyps every heat and advertise hard a push a lot of pups that neither ancestors for several several generations back are not hunted or tested but bred purely on a name, demand, and color. So if it were me I would do my research and find someone who actually hunts the dogs they sell. Like I said it's my opinion and dealings and nothing else.

Re: Ladner BMC

Posted: Thu Aug 28, 2014 6:33 pm
by T.Parker
Goose wrote: I grew up and live 25 minutes from where L.H. Ladner lived, this is just my opinion for what it's worth. Hog hunting is the big game of choice around here and you don't here of any of the successful hunters around these parts using them.

No disrespect intended to the Ladner name, but im way over in southeast texas and id say this is my experience as well. if you are just sending them to hounds already opening id guess the hotter nose wouldn't matter. a properly bred cur dog will try to get ahead and turn the bear though so ive always wondered how effective good curs would be and how long theyd live?