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Plott hound

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Noun1.Plott hound - a brindle-coated American hound used in hunting bears and wild boars
hound, hound dog - any of several breeds of dog used for hunting typically having large drooping ears
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Girl and Sugar, our two Plott hounds, protect our domestic breeding stock by keeping the boars away, both with their presence and their instinctual trait of going after big game.
The price of romance by Mouser, C.J. / Countryside & Small Stock Journal
AUTHOR'S NOTE Dave Williams also offers bear hunts in the spring and fall with his Plott hounds.
Christmas lion: infinite patience, extreme endurance -- and an ... by Losk, Thomas / Bowhunter
The two Plott hounds, which are bred to hunt raccoon, bear and boar, were captured by police in Kanoya in the southwestern prefecture when they came down from a mountain after their 70-year-old owner whistled for them.
Killer dogs captured in Kagoshima Pref.+ by Japan Weekly Monitor
 
 
 
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