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Posted by baby_gaboo on 03-08-2007 06:30 PM:

Jack Russell Terriers?

Just curious if anyone uses JR terriers for any kind of hunting or knows of what they are used on...?

Posted by J. Hill on 03-08-2007 06:39 PM:

Re: Jack Russell Terriers?

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Originally posted by baby_gaboo
Just curious if anyone uses JR terriers for any kind of hunting or knows of what they are used on...?

i used to use them on coon all the time for old buildings mostly

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Posted by Wayne Valentino on 03-08-2007 07:14 PM:

JRT

Used em for bushytails, but once they dicovered groundhogs it was all over..They are Den terriers...

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Posted by Slicktail on 03-08-2007 07:14 PM:

I had a Jack several years ago, that I used as a kill dog. Meanest little S.O.B I ever seen.

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Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-08-2007 07:49 PM:

Re: Jack Russell Terriers?

quote:
Originally posted by baby_gaboo
Just curious if anyone uses JR terriers for any kind of hunting or knows of what they are used on...?

I know they can be used on fox and especially on squirrell. I have a 7 year old female that would hunt for mice and rats if i let her 24-7. Never tried her in the woods on a coon but ive seen her tree on one for a long time, never barked once. just jumping on tree. Coon she was treeing on was a coon that was in a cage hung up in tree for pup.

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Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-08-2007 07:56 PM:

Re: JRT

quote:
Originally posted by Wayne Valentino
Used em for bushytails, but once they dicovered groundhogs it was all over..They are Den terriers...

forgot about the groundhogs, she killed several when she was younger. Got a jack because someone told me they were good protectors of chicken. They are good chicken dogs, kill everyone you own...LMAO

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Posted by Big_Dip on 03-08-2007 07:57 PM:

I have a 8 year old JR/Rat Terrier cross that is our all around dog. He herds our horses, babysits my son, goes coon hunting in the timber and old buildings, and pheasant hunting. My husband takes him bird hunting every time, doesn't go too far and weaves back and forth to flush 'em. He's one of those dogs that you know you'll never ever have another one like him.

Posted by baby_gaboo on 03-08-2007 07:59 PM:

JRT's

well i just got this little guy, who is 3 weeks old in this pic, waiting to pick him up in a few more weeks. i'd like to use him for some kind of hunting, don't want him as just a house dog. that's why i was wondering who has used them on what.

Posted by baby_gaboo on 03-08-2007 08:02 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Big_Dip
My husband takes him bird hunting every time, doesn't go too far and weaves back and forth to flush 'em.

i'm excited to hear this cause we are moving out to south dakota. we're being stationed at ellsworth w/ the air force, so i sold my hound and picked up a jack pup, and was thinking it would be a lot of fun to use him on pheasant but thought maybe the tall grass would be tough on them being short dogs... but i suppose they have so much energy they just don't really wear down.

Posted by Tarascon on 03-08-2007 10:31 PM:

Jack Russells were bred to hunt underground. I use mine on groundhogs, coon, possum and fox.

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Posted by wildbill on 03-08-2007 11:50 PM:

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Originally posted by earthgirl1975
forgot about the groundhogs, she killed several when she was younger. Got a jack because someone told me they were good protectors of chicken. They are good chicken dogs, kill everyone you own...LMAO

the female we have will thin down on the cat population too
she even jumped on my little brothers pit ,the pit thought she was just a white tick hanging off her neck,lucky her...

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Posted by hazier on 03-09-2007 02:27 AM:

I've got a 3yr old female that wil hunt anything that moves. Great on a squirrel and death of alot of cats . She has alot of grit and is the boss of the place. She is about ready to help with training a new walker pup I got. One word somes her up . INTENSE!!!!

Posted by Jay Dangers on 03-09-2007 03:45 AM:

I have a lilttle female here anything outside better climb or it's dead. She goes totally nuts over baby bunnies, if they squel she shakes them harder. If a chicken gets out of the chicken yard she is ok until you tell her to get it.....then it's over. I would get another one there great to have around

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Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-09-2007 03:57 AM:

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Originally posted by wildbill
the female we have will thin down on the cat population too
she even jumped on my little brothers pit ,the pit thought she was just a white tick hanging off her neck,lucky her...

ive always heard that JRT's are "big dogs in a little dogs body".

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Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-09-2007 04:00 AM:

quote:
Originally posted by Jay Dangers
I have a lilttle female here anything outside better climb or it's dead. She goes totally nuts over baby bunnies, if they squel she shakes them harder. If a chicken gets out of the chicken yard she is ok until you tell her to get it.....then it's over. I would get another one there great to have around

yeah had my female catch a few bunnies. She couldnt catch a full grown rabbit for anything. Loves to chase squirrels up a tree and goes nuts when buzzards circle near.

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Posted by Doogie Dawg on 03-09-2007 06:35 AM:

if you want grit get a German Jagd Terrier.

Posted by Tarascon on 03-09-2007 08:19 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Doogie Dawg
if you want grit get a German Jagd Terrier.

Yeah, they are gritty, but I haven't seen one that would fit in the ground.

Yvonne

Posted by wildbill on 03-09-2007 09:43 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by Doogie Dawg
if you want grit get a German Jagd Terrier.

if they are gritter than the jack female we have ,i dont want one as it would have to be "sue'i'side'al" to being gritter than her..

she thinks she is 10' tall and bullet-proof

she even tryed to take on me and the flyswatter,,,she ended up under the rocker chair (her safe haven) ,as long as she does her growling in her safe haven ,i let her be ,but when she gets in my face showing all her teeth ,my #12d boot will remind her who is bigger in a hurry..lol

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Posted by Doogie Dawg on 03-10-2007 01:32 AM:

wildbill......

they are sucidal.

hmmm most guys that I know that have them use em to barn bust coons and go in after bobcats bayed in holes and brush piles. I've even heard of denning coyotes with them too.

Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-10-2007 02:55 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by wildbill
if they are gritter than the jack female we have ,i dont want one as it would have to be "sue'i'side'al" to being gritter than her..

she thinks she is 10' tall and bullet-proof

she even tryed to take on me and the flyswatter,,,she ended up under the rocker chair (her safe haven) ,as long as she does her growling in her safe haven ,i let her be ,but when she gets in my face showing all her teeth ,my #12d boot will remind her who is bigger in a hurry..lol

they can be hard headed little dogs cant they.

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Posted by Janet Ford on 03-10-2007 04:01 PM:

We have JRT's. We use them on squirrel, coon and bunnies.
They also desimate the ground moles.
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Posted by GA DAWG on 03-10-2007 04:55 PM:

I know alot of yall sat you use em on squirrel. I've had a few and they were not tree minded at all. They would run a squirrel up a tree and just stand there and not bark. Does the ones yall are talking about tree???

Posted by wildbill on 03-10-2007 05:27 PM:

quote:
Originally posted by earthgirl1975
they can be hard headed little dogs cant they.

the boy had to dig jojo out of the woodpile when she went in after one of the cats,,cat got thru a smaller hole than she could and got away but she wasn't comeing out without the cat and was trying the chew her way thru the smaller hole...

some of my walker dogs are the same way when they meet a coon,,time to dance with the devil ,,lol

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Posted by Wayne Valentino on 03-10-2007 05:57 PM:

had

a female JRT that was a hard tree barker..

Posted by earthgirl1975 on 03-10-2007 06:58 PM:

Re: had

quote:
Originally posted by Wayne Valentino
a female JRT that was a hard tree barker..

my female will jump on the tree till she about kills herself but she wont dare bark.

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