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Mountain Curs are an interesting breed. Here's a link that explains the types. Keena resembles a cur dog from 1790. "At Jamestown in 1608, the only domestic animals kept by the Indians were curs such as the keepers have in England. They were used for hunting turkey and other game." The Wild Turkey - Its History and Domestication; A.W. Schorger, Univ. of OK Press. In the Great Smoky Mountains National Park a Mountain Cur (like Old Yeller) was trapped for 16 days. More pictures of father Jamie, bonding with me at 14 weeks, showing good treeing form, in the field at 5 months, and swimming at 20 months. Click on pictures to enlarge. |



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Now after scattering the flock (video), she comes right back and lays her head on my lap, and naps while I call. She loves people and other dogs, and is a great companion. Especially to hunt turkeys with. |
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Jon
Freis 715/758-6557 Bonduel, WI
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