Registered: Jan 2005
Location: MARYLAND
Posts: 402
super jet seven
thinking about taking a female down to him sometime, anybody hunting anything out of him, hunted and bred to jet 5 and 6 pretty well thought the jet dogs ended with 5 but hear alot of good things about super jet 7, never anything neg. like jet 7 and jet 8, thanks
Registered: Jan 2005
Location: Neenah,WI.
Posts: 502
Have'nt heard anything about Super Jet Seven, but we have
a female out of Jet Seven that has it all, loud, accurate, holds
all pressure, trees any coon,hot,cold, or layup. She's a
granddaughter of Smokey River Dancer on the bottom.
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Had him all summer. Real nice dog never have to led him call him. No fast game. Good clean tree dog. If he has a hole in him its that he won't stay with a mean dog. I've got a real nice pup out him now that i'am hunting
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Northwest Georgia
Posts: 1411
Don't know much about super 7 but if you are looking at a jet stud, I would go with Jet 6 if he can still reproduce. He is is getting up in age and has thrown some super nice dogs in his time. That stuff won't be around much longer.
quote:Originally posted by poolecw Don't know much about super 7 but if you are looking at a jet stud, I would go with Jet 6 if he can still reproduce. He is is getting up in age and has thrown some super nice dogs in his time. That stuff won't be around much longer.
i dont think you can get any pups out of 6 my buddy bread his female to him and it did'nt stick i think he has cancer from what i heard.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Kalamazoo, Mich.
Posts: 6113
FYI - Just talked to Ed yesterday. They are getting pups from VI again. I think they have two or three females that are bred and showing right now. He did have some problems missing females in the past but they've had him with a reproduction specialist and lots of $ later, they have the problem corrected. I think the dog is 11 years old now.
Registered: Jun 2003
Location: Richmond, Kentucky
Posts: 3747
quote:Originally posted by todd kellam FYI - Just talked to Ed yesterday. They are getting pups from VI again. I think they have two or three females that are bred and showing right now. He did have some problems missing females in the past but they've had him with a reproduction specialist and lots of $ later, they have the problem corrected. I think the dog is 11 years old now.
Is Jet VI DNA'D I don't remember seeing any that are
quote:Originally posted by John Vaught Is Jet VI DNA'D I don't remember seeing any that are
Jet 5 is because there is frozen semen on him and I am sure that if Jet 6 is back to reproducing he will have frozen drawn on him also and be dna'd then.
One dog that is being overlooked is Jeff Timms Willie dog. He is a littermate to Jet 7. He is a GRNITE and a performance sire. He is throwing some really nice pups. Jeff has a GRNITE female at his house now bred to Willie that is the mother to the Grover dog that won the ACHA world hunt. That says alot when a guy has that quality of a female and chooses to breed to Willie because he has liked the pups he has seen out of him.
Registered: Dec 2004
Location: High Deserts of Western Utah!!
Posts: 698
Both my females, 18 months and 6 months, are out of willie... Awesome hound!! I have hunted with both Jet 7 and Willie, they are both 2 of the finest hounds I have seen go. My oldest pup treed her fist coon by hersel and stayed treed at 10 months old. she was hunting with 2 other dogs one a grand night i believe. she has been consistant ever sence. independant and tracks loud with her head up. the 6 month old pup is treeing and tracking on drags better than hte other one was at that age. Willie is truly throwing some nice pups, just wish he had been a performance sire two years ago....
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