Registered: Apr 2009
Location: union county fl
Posts: 37
I hunt them in Florida/Georgia I would not say they are best thing out there but there good enough I catch plenty of game with them have hunted them in fl,ga,al,tn,ut,mi,Va,colo
Registered: Dec 2009
Location: Highland County, VA
Posts: 92
quote:Originally posted by Bo wood I hunt them in Florida/Georgia I would not say they are best thing out there but there good enough I catch plenty of game with them have hunted them in fl,ga,al,tn,ut,mi,Va,colo
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Dobson, N.C.
Posts: 361
quote:Originally posted by JoeJones252 I'm running straight ray stock but no pups
Is there any yote hounds in your area? I've had a hard time finding one I've bought a dozen or so pen dogs that was supposed to run on the outside but no luck only deer dogs and some wouldn't run a biscuit lol
Registered: Aug 2005
Location: Dobson, N.C.
Posts: 361
quote:Originally posted by JoeJones252 There is a fella that runs yotes in the wire up near Suffolk va. I'll see if I can get up with him and see if he knows of anything
Registered: Jan 2012
Location: Eastern NC
Posts: 137
These ray dogs are everything I've looked for in a dog and to me there are very few holes left to be filled. They are above average speed, awesome abnormal mouths, cold noses, and gritty oh boy lemme tell you about that haha. These dogs have stopped and treed bear bigger than I would've ever thought of here on the coast. These dogs are not kamikaze pilots but they apply a ton of pressure. I currently have my 3 ray males on injured reserve because of a hot tempered sow tuesday. They just didn't back down and that's why me and my partner are hurting right now lol. I may not know much about this sport but I have seen enough to know when I'm looking at a good line of dogs.
Registered: Jan 2012
Location: Eastern NC
Posts: 137
I don't know of cliff that we'll and as I told you on the Facebook I'm still learning the origins of this line. I wasn't raised up around those guys and I haven't hunted with them most of my life we are a long ways apart nc to mi lol. This post was a man wanting to know about these dogs and the best I can give him is how they perform for me and I love Em so these are my responses
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Run em' mutt style
Last edited by JoeJones252 on 12-26-2014 at 03:23 PM
will someone post pictures of these dogs I would sure like to see some with all the talking them up there has to be a **** load of kill pictures with super nasty one eyed three toed eat an average hound up and **** um out type bears lets see um !!!!!!!!
Registered: Feb 2012
Location: Smithfield Maine
Posts: 64
John Ray hounds
Shawn, I have a young female that I got from John last spring. She bayed a caged coon at 9 weeks, ran a rabbit, that she started at 12 weeks. At 5 months I put her on a freed coon and she tackled it, took a beating and went right back..She was too young to put on bear, but trying her on Bobcats right now..She's as good as I've had at that age. She is now 9 months old, goes about 60 lbs. Long and lean and very smart. If you've talked to John you know the price for an 8 week old pup. They are not cheap!!!Good Luck Paul.......207 634 3823
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