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riproarinkennel
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Re: Your Brandy Pup

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Originally posted by larry stringer
keep us posted on his progress.

SORRY ......... HER !!!

WHEN MY SEASON CAME TO AN END, THEY HAD JUST TURNED 6 AND A 1/2 MONTHS OLD. I REMEMBER TAKING ONE OR TWO OF THEM IN THE WILD ONCE AND OTHER THAN THAT, THEY HAVE BEEN TO THE COONPEN ABOUT ONCE A MONTH SINCE MARCH 1st. IN THE SHORT VIDEO, YOU CAN HEAR ALL THREE OF THEM. THOUGH ELI IS A LITTLE SLOW LIKE ME, YOU'LL BE ABLE TO PICK OUT HIS MOUTH.

THESE THREE ARE "LOOKIN' UP" AND LOOKIN' FOWARD TO KILL SEASON. 13 1/2 MONTHS OLD COME KILL SEASON. TRUST ME .......... SOMETHING'S GONNA DIE.

LAST KILL SEASON.
ELI.

BRANDY.

SYLVA.

SEE YOU AT THE NEXT TREE.
- DR GUMMY

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larry stringer
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Hillbilly Jo-Ann

Just turned 12mo old and doing pretty good. thanks to Kent and Jon for getting this young one out of Jabo and Rowdy Ridge Star started for me. cant thank you enough guys for your help with this one. should be a interesting kill season for Jenny and Jo-Ann. her is Jo sat night in the chickasaw state forest.

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redbonemanII
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Well I'm back at good ole Fort Campbell. It's time to scratch my itch.

Here Jack and I come!

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podunk23
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Glad to hear u made it back. Let me know when you wanna come over.

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redbonemanII
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Just got home from Jon Christmas' house.

We had a crew of dogs out tonight. We had the following folks and their dogs:

Andy Sloan with Duke and Daisy

Jon with Jim

Me with Jack

We cut loose and they all galloped off the line. Daisy just came off of pups so she only made it out about 80 yards and decided there was something better to smell up around us.

Jack, Jim, and Duke all went hunting....hard. They grubbed up a track and took it about 600 yards. That's when Jack decided he wanted to do something different. Duke and Jim sat down and treed with the meat about 650 yards from where we turned loose.

Jack ended up taking another track back towards where we cut loose at. He was treed a while as we had to collect Jim and Duke and then dive back around to get him. It was a nasty medium sized tree that touched two other trees. Oh, well. I had a good time tonight with Jon and Andy. I'm happy as a clam to be back in the timber.

Kent

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07-21-2012 10:38 AM

podunk23
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GRCH Pr Wiley's Hillbilly Jack

Jus some pics that I have takin since December.

GRCH Pr Wiley's Hillbilly Jack

GRCH Pr Wiley's Hillbilly Jack
I don't think it can get any better than this

Ch Pr Stringer's Hillbilly Jo-Ann

Ch Pr Midnight Moon Hillbilly Jim

3 Different puppies 2 under 1yr old and 1 under 2yr old, all with one thang in common.
It can't get no better than this.

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07-22-2012 02:05 AM

redbonemanII
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Wel, last night was not Jack's best night in the timber. He hunted out, but he had to get a horse race out of the way....twice. But we had a chat about running just to be running and then he went on out and hunted.

Oh well, a young dog will be a young dog.

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podunk23
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Last night was a bad night for Jim also. 1st drop he went racin, and the 2nd drop he ended up back at Dad's house.

Maybe better luck tonight.

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redbonemanII
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Had a great night with Jack tonight.

When I cut loose it was 88 degrees and muggy as all get out. He covered over a mile of ground the first drop and didn't say a word. So I changed plans and went to a different spot.

The second drop I cut him loose and he didn't get but about 65 yards out and threw two big locates and then sat down on it. I waited a bit to make sure he was sure of himself and then walked to him. As I walked up the coon looked straight down at me. He did a bang up job on a horrible night.

As always here are some pics from tonight (and I got some doozies tonight)

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redbonemanII
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And the rest because there is a limit to how many you can post at a time. =)

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07-26-2012 06:21 AM

podunk23
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Wow like always very photogenic.

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07-26-2012 07:13 AM

larry stringer
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Kent and Jack Jon and Jim

Allright men, i got out last night too. and yes kent it was miserable humid and 80+. took Jenny and Sour Creek Navigator to the creek behind my place and bam, strike Jenny then Wham, tree her. with the meat, the coon didnt like where he got either becouse a couple of hits on the squllar and he started moveing around. Gator got on the tree some and showed good intrest. maybe his 4th time out. shows good signs so far. guys look like ya'll are getting it done with your Jabo hounds continued success with them and i hope to see ya'll soon. we will get them in the corn down here. take care. LWS.

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podunk23
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Larry I need to get with you about a idea me and Kent are talkin about with this roxy female I have.

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07-26-2012 03:12 PM

redbonemanII
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I guess I'm going to try it again tonight if the storms don't do me in. If I get a chance you guys will know what happens with Jack as always.

Kent

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07-27-2012 05:58 PM

redbonemanII
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Well Saturday night was a rough one. We had three good dogs out there (Duke, Roxy, and Jack) and couldn't get anything even going until after 1 a.m.

When we did get something going it was along a creek and it was a OLD and COLD.

The first drop the dogs hunted and hunted and hunted (well over 5 or 6 miles covered) and never even picked up a decent track. Duke boo hooed on a track here and there but nothing he could muster up.

The second one is when they struck that old one. Jack and Roxy were out front and man was it a bad one.

We ended up crossing the creek and sitting down under a tree. Andy's young female that just came off of pups came with us after she had hunted out good in another direction. When she came into us there at the tree she started to work around and check the tree we were all sitting around. Then she pulled way up on it and whined. Andy petted her up and she started into treeing....and sure as the sun she had a little ole kitten coon laid up. It was a good night for her. She got loved up good.

All in all a rough night, but it was good for both Andy and his Daisy female.

.....all the older dogs looked about half dumb. lol

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07-29-2012 05:07 PM

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Jim & Roxy

Well Jim has been lookin stupid here lately, not wantin to back another dog on tree or even hunt with another dog. Roxy treed friday night with the meat and Jim wanted nuthin to do with it.

But last night was a different story.
I cut out along a corn field on top of a big holler. Right out of the box Roxy went straight, and Jim cut right handed and struck quick. Roxy came up and put in with him and burn't a hot track to a hole. I'm guessin that coon came down when I drove in. I called them off that hole and walked about 20yds in towards the holler and Jim struck in again, and Roxy put in with him on a cold cold track in the awful is mess you can imigiane. It was hog weeds, briars, and honey suckles. They moved the track about 180 yds real slow and fell treed on a big cedar. Roxy was choppin it hard and Jim was a lil loose, but still tighter on it than he has been. When I finally got to the tree I called Jim and tied him back, while pettin him up real good. They had at least 2 if not 3 coons in the top of that cedar. 1 was a big big coon about 20pds, or so.

I was real happy with both of them last night. They looked real good, and got it done in style in some hard ground. More of a place for beagle hounds than a male pup that you could put a saddle on and let the kids ride at the fair.
Jim at 10 months old measured almost 27in at the withers, at a bench show in grandview, In.

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redbonemanII
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Glad to hear that Jim is turning it on. Like you told me the other night, "Patience". lol

He seems to be putting it together now and is just going through the paces of a dog that is growing up.

That Roxy did a good job on Saturday night too. I'll post that story here later this evening.

Kent

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podunk23
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I'm gonna that he is wanting to real accurate and with the heat and being so dry that is what is causing him to be slow on tree. But I can guarantee the only way to to get strike on him is to be babbling, cause he is a strike dog deluxe. So far of the dogs I've out him with he has gotten the strike, Jenny might be the one to break that streak.

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07-30-2012 11:11 PM

redbonemanII
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Boy howdy was it a rough night.

First off it was 82 degrees with something like 90%humidity when I cut loose.....makes for a hard night.

Jack went hunting and half halfheartedly bayed up. So after listening to this for a bit I decided to see what was up. It was a gigantic opossum. I then commenced to hold a prayer vigil on the subject for the next good bit. Once I felt like he had seen the light we went on.

The second drop he struck a COLD COLD COLD track. And if I didn't have to be at work in 6 hours I would have let him finish grubbing that thin out. It was in a horrible mess of vines, weeds, thorns, and saplings. He was working it out and working it out and actually starting to line it out a bit, but I had to get back here because Uncle Sam doesn't take the "Well Sir, I was up coonhunting" excuse very well. =P

Oh well we got some training in and he showed that he can go hunting and keep his spirit up even when he knows he screwed up. I'll have to put that in the plus column.

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redbonemanII
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Well this weekend should be a heck of a time.

We will have plenty of good folks and plenty of Jabo pups out in West Tennessee.

Jon Bailey, Tim Hargrove, and Jon Christmas....guys I will see you there.

As for Larry, thanks so much for allowing all of us hooligans to come out and hunt with you and soak up some of Dora's good food.

Kent

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podunk23
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I do agree. I always look forward to a fellowship hunt at Larry's. It is great food and great people. And not to mention all the dog power you could ever want. And always a great learning experience.

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08-01-2012 11:55 PM

walk0131
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Hey Kent you was right hunting up here in Washington is totally different and hard. Duke got on a bear track and they did tree. But Jack didnt get to go out hunting he tried to show his ass and fight one of the dogs, which is odd cause he never did that before. The brush is thick and and you have to go through it no going around. But we are going to start traping and get them on some life ones... if you ever wanna come up and give it a shot there is always room

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larry stringer
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Hunting with ya'll

Kent, thanks for comeing down and bringing Hillbilly Jack, Jon and Midnight Moon Hillbilly Jim. what a weekend. you two guys have a couple of nice young Jabo males. thanks for bringing them down and letting me see how they are progressing. Jack showed greate poise on the first drop by getting hooked and haveing the meat with three youngsters running all around him. he looked really good friend. and what about Jon's Jim pup. went on every drop for two nights straight. and showed all the tools track and tree. 1st night tim hargrove and a male out of Jabo and darybones. Kent, Jon, and me from 9:30 pm fri night to 6:00am sat, morning. next night with Jonathan Bailey and his pup out of Jabo and rowdy ridge star. kent, Jon, and me. from 9:30 sat night to 5:45 am, sun morning. dang i'm sore. i had a great time guy's. thanks for bringing all them young Jabo offspring down to hunt and let me get a good look at them. LWS

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redbonemanII
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Larry it was a great time as always.

I always enjoy our hunts and talks, nobody does it quite like Larry Stringer. =)

I couldn't have asked for a more productive hunt than what we had. Jack and Jim sure did show well and the weather was fantastic.

Thanks for having us down and showing us a good time.

Kent

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08-06-2012 06:45 PM

podunk23
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We sure had a good time down at Larry's. He put us in plenty of coons and really got to see some nice lookin Jabo pups go. I couldn't have asked for a time. And like always the hospitality was great. Larry even opened my eyes to the fact that I am askin to much outta my puppy right now at 13 months old.

Thanks for makin this weekend a success and a great learnin experience for me and my puppy.

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