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Hound Dog Podcast Network by The Sportsmen's Empire

The History Of The Leopard Dog

Hound Dog Podcast Network by The Sportsmen's Empire

Sportsmen's Empire

Sports, Wilderness, Technology, Education

4.9623 Ratings

🗓️ 26 July 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

On this episode, we discuss the history of the Leopard Dog.

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0:00.0

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0:06.3

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0:16.9

Now let's get you to your podcast.

0:22.8

Find yourself in the pages of Full Cry as we dive into the archives of America's leading tree dog publication.

0:29.9

Join us as we look back at decades of stories, articles, and more written by those bold enough to follow the echoes of a hound.

0:43.7

The History of the Leopard Dog by Brex Bowers and Steve Quick.

0:49.1

From the December 2000 issue of Full Cry magazine,

0:52.6

Where did the Leopard Dog come from? That is a question that we may

0:56.5

never have a complete answer to. I will share with you a little of the knowledge that I have gained

1:03.2

throughout my years of trying to learn as much as I can about these great dogs. It is certainly

1:09.0

established that the precursors of the breed that we have

1:12.2

today were in this country well before 1750. I use as a reference for this date, the new

1:19.0

hunters encyclopedia, third revised edition, copyright 1996 by the Stack Poll Company.

1:30.0

On page 823 of this book,

1:32.7

in the section titled Plot Hound,

1:36.9

we find a detailed history of the originals of the plothound.

1:41.3

Buried in this essay on plots is this tidbit of information.

1:47.0

The fame of the plot pack spread, and word of the exceptional ability of these dogs reached the ears of a North Georgia bear hunter, whose own pack had an enviable local reputation.

1:54.8

In fact, the Georgia man was firmly convinced that nowhere in the land were their superior

2:00.0

hands to his.

2:02.2

His dogs were known as leopard dogs, originally and later as leopard spotted bear dogs.

2:09.2

Authentic information concerning their origin is unavailable, but it is generally

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