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Hello its me Brad I'm the one that bought
the jj dog from you I took him hunting tonight and he done great we only
treed one but we stopped hunting after that. I am very pleased with the
dog and so were the couple other people that went with me i turned him
out in national forest near a creek he took off like lightning went thru
the creek struck a track ran it about 65 yards and treed on the side of
a steep hill when we got to him he was barking every breath and jacking
the tree he was the only one that treed we have about a inch of snow
were we was at and 4 other dogs its still kill season here so I had to
shoot it out to him. jj done everything you said he would so I just
wanted to say thanks for been honest with me and selling me a great coon
hound.
Brad from West Virginia |
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 Ray,
Hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving! I just wanted to thank you again
for the great puppy you sold us a few months ago. 'Singer' is turning
into the perfect dog and we are getting so much enjoyment out of him. We
bought him as a surprise for my mom's birthday since we lost our
coonhound last year and we couldn't have gotten a better dog. My parents
love him so much and he is absolutely the picture of a coonhound in
personality. He constantly makes us all laugh. We have all had so much
fun seeing him come into his own. You truly breed quality dogs. Even
though we don't intend to hunt him he shows great instincts. He never
goes anywhere his nose isn't getting to first. I did some deer hunting
over Thanksgiving and he got so excited to see 'the kill;" it was neat
to watch. Anyway, I hope ya'll have a very Merry Christmas. Just wanted
to thank you again. We'll be looking for another bluetick in the future
and will definitely come to you to get him.
Sara from Texas |
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 Good
morning. Paul and I wanted to thank you again for selling us Domenick.
He is a great dog. We took him hunting Monday night and last night. He
did his thing and treed within the first half hour both nights. Last
nights we let the puppies run free with him and they stayed right with
him until they got to the tree. Thank you so much. We appreciate the
quality dogs you breed. It's amazing how much better a hunt is when you
have the right tools. Thanks. Carlie and Paul from Virginia |
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 Hay
Ray:
Thought, I would send you a picture of "Dixie" she is now 18 months old.
She loves to chase the rabbits, coons and skunks. Dixie is also a people
dog. She loves kids and has become a dam good watch dog too boot. Ray,
she sure is a lot of company for me now that I am getting older. She
walks at least two miles a day and is as lean as she can be at 90
pounds. My son takes her out and they play with a Frisbee till she wears
him out. Hope, things are going well for you and your family in these
tuff times we are now in. It does not look good for this country and I
am afraid this is just the tip of the iceberg. I hope you all happy a
nice 4th of July. Respectfully, Gaten |
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  Ray,
Here are 2 pictures of "Blue". One is at an AKC show, the other was at
an UKC. Let me know how you like him.
Thanks, Dee |
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  Ray,
Thanks for the itinerary for tomorrow....and the phone calls...You are
at the top of your game.. I have my own roofing business....and I
know it takes alot to keep up with great communications....You are
totally professional... It's great doing business with people who
care..//and are professional.. Thanks so much...Hope to be in
contact in the future...The Lord Willing. Respectfully.....Matt
from PA |
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  Mr.
Ray - - here are some pics of the pups from today!! They are
absolutely the BEST dogs!! What other dog under a year of age would let
a 5 year old ride them like a horse!!! If someone who hunts got a hold
of Belle - they would be rejoicing - she is such a natural it's
unbelievable. We know when something is here that is not supposed to be.
She's amazing.
 We
have no plans to hunt them - but I can only imagine what she could do!
We have the best time watching her stalk Hunter. He doesn't stand a
chance!! And - isn't he a monster!!! He's barely 7-8 months and
already 60-70# I am sure!! He looks exactly like Jasper - except I am
partial enough to say I think he's prettier!! He is Brett's buddy! He
LOVES to play soccer - but - boy - if he gets out of hand - Belle is
there to correct him in a minute!! He could take her easily - but
she is definitely the dominant one! The next time you update your
website - please put them on!! If all of your dogs are like these - they
must be awesome!! Thanks again and take care!! |
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   Ray,
Just wanted to let you know the pups are doing fine (Brandy & Amber).
Here are a few pics taken today.
Thanks Stephen |
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 Hi
Ray!
I wanted to send you a picture of Hank, he is 11 months old now. During
Thanksgiving he was hit by a truck and broke his pelvis and hip bone. He
went through surgery and rehab but he is doing great now!! He still
loves to go out to our land and run with the horses and even chased an
Armadillo but I made him stop (they carry yellow fever). We want another
bluetick in the near future! They are such awesome dogs!!! |
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 hi,
Ray. I'm sure you remember me? Jason from cold Michigan. Remember when
you, me, and matt went hunting? Well hear are some pictures of Whiskey
at 5 yrs old. He rigged this one while in side his dog box. Dirt and
acorns were flying when he hit the ground. He walks on water, crosses
rivers and climbs trees. You're web site has come a long way looks
really good. I'll be looking for a female soon and you're hounds are
looking good as always. I know you are very busy but I sure would like
to hear from you. Jason from Michigan |
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   Hi
Ray!
It’s Breck from Louisiana. I purchased a gyp off of Cindy Lou back in
June. I am writing to tell you that she is an excellent dog. Scout has
fit in since day one! She is growing like a weed. She going on 9 months
old and weighs around 60 pounds. She hunts everything in sight along
with my first bluetick Dixie. I just wanted to give an update, send some
pictures and thank you again for making a long distance purchase and
easy one. I will defiantly be doing business with you again!
Breck |
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 Hi
Ray,
Just wanted to let you know that Ranger is doing fantastic and in good
hands. I spent the first 10 days with him at my little cabin in Nettie
and brought him here to our farm in Hillsboro this weekend. We have
sunshine and 50+ degrees today and I am teaching him to lead and he is
doing very well...I thought you might enjoy this picture of Isaac &
Ranger taken last week while I was in Nettie...Dad lives in Nettie and
while I was there I took Ranger to visit him almost every day. Dad said
you have done very well with your pups. The grandkids have taken him
hunting several times already and he is certainly helping us get through
this very long winter. Thanks for making it possible to find my
dad a Hammer line Bluetick pup. It has stirred his memory and touched
many hearts... Sharon |
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 Hey
Ray!
It's Russell. I haven't talked to you in a good long time, but I thought
I would give you a shout to let you know how my boy Clyde is doing. He
is now 6 months old and is doing absolutely great. Whenever we're out
and about he always wants to come with me. I've almost had him follow me
to class! He is so smart and has learned so many things it's scary! As
soon as his potty training period was pretty much over, he has not given
me one problem at all! His personality is one of a kind and I couldn't
ask for any better of a dog! When I brought him home, dad was a little
upset, but since then
 he's
grown to like him to the point that I feel like he would steal him from
me if he got the chance hehe. We just finished up Christmas here at home
and we were able to catch him resting on his new bed. I left some
pictures for you just to let you see how he is doing. He sure misses
ya'll and i know if he got the chance he would love to come back and
visit. Hope all is well up there in Blackstock and I hope your upcoming
year is filled with joy and prosperity. Take care, Ray!
Russell |
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 Ray,
its been almost 2 years (well, 22 months anyways), and I have to tell
you this; Jack (AKA Hector) is the best danged dog I have ever had; he
has turned out to be my favorite and best hunting companion. As he has
matured, he has only improved. His stamina is exceptional; his attention
to the trail is excellent; his enthusiasm is unmatched. He is 80
lbs of sheer terror for his quarry. His list of kills on my farm
is amazing, including 3 coyotes (one weighed 58 lbs.) a cotton mouth,
several rattle snakes over 4 ft, a coral snake, as well as countless
raccoons and opossums. He has killed 8 skunks without getting sprayed
once. Of note, he killed a Javelina recently and brought it home;
he has wiped out a family of armadillos that were wreaking havoc in my
pasture too. I am afraid to take him on a bear or puma hunt though
because he really is a wild man, and I think he would go in for the
kill, and get mauled. When he is "on" he is like Frankenstein in fast
motion; its like someone threw a switch and his whole being changes.
I gotta tell you, he is the best money I could have spent. My wife
has come to love him as well, but Jack stills prefers to be outside at
night, roaming and hunting, to being inside in spite of her efforts to
turn him into a foo foo dog, she has failed miserably. We almost
lost him to a rattlesnake this summer; he came home one morning with a
face like a hippopotamus; the fang marks below his nose were about 1 &
1/4 inch apart. I got him to the vet (he had previously been vaccinated
against rattlesnakes) and it only took one vial on anti-venin to get him
right; a week later and he was back at it, and my wife didn't complain
of the expense, "after all, its for Hector" was her only comment.
 With
best regards, Dave
Ray,
as promised, some pictures of Jack...Jack, whom we call Hector now, is
on the left in the first picture... Scooby is the German Short Haired
Pointer. Hector outweighs Scooby by about 20 lbs... Scooby
is a fairly tolerable bird dog, but pretty useless at anything else.
Hector is far better at everything except birds. Photo To the
Right, they are having a tug-o-war over a blanket. Note Hector's lower
stance and better bite on the blanket.
Photo to the right, Hector is about to grab
Scooby's entire head into his mouth, and force him into submission; he
then releases Scooby, with no bite marks. Kind of scary to watch, but
once you've seen it enough times, you realize Hector really is in
control. But, you can still make out the wild man in him. |
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   Mr.
Ray,
Its' Ryan from Louisiana, I got a pup from you at the end of July. I
just wanted
to send you a couple of pictures of him to show how he's doin. His name
is Beau and he's about 5 1/2 months old and got quite a mouth. One of
the pictures is him treeing a scent. Thanks again for everything and
with all
the help for getting him to me. It was such an easy process and I would
def. recommend it to anyone, I would even do it again. Thanks again and
have a Happy Thanksgiving and Merry Christmas.
Ryan |
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 Hi
Ray!
Well our pups are now 1 year 2 months and four months and boy are they
happy pooches. They run and play together. They are the perfect puppies.
We were just curious, do you know what cut Topper's ear when she was a
tiny pup? Bo and I love them so much. They are DEFINITELY sisters. They
are two peas in a pod. Here are some fun pictures of them running and
playing in the sprinkler. We had to buy a metal sprinkler chain it to a
full sized cinder block and drive a four foot rebar into the ground to
keep them from carrying it off. (We went through a lot of sprinklers
before we figure that out.) Enjoy the pics. Love to you and your
family, Diana and Bo |
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Ray
 I
wanted to send you a recent picture of Bubba. He was Dixie and Sammy's
pup born Dec 2004. He is a terrific dog, smart and just a pleasure. He
is also a beauty - here he is is 90lbs and as you can see almost a
little below weight. He is an avid tracker in the woods and once on the
hunt is non-stop. We have had a few punctured paws, stitches and one
nasty snake bite, but all in a days work. I saw on the website that you
recently sold Sammy - he must be a great dog. Thanks so much and I will
be in touch in the future. Beth Lynch from Maryland |
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 Ray,
here is Rock at 11 months old treeing a coon, man he was ticked off.
Randy. |
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 Ray,
 here
are some pics, its bad light because we are on a north face cliff. Well
talk to you later
Brandon, from Canada |
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Hi first of all we thank u
for awesome pup. He turn out a hottie cat hunter. He been on chase 5
bobcats and 1 cougar. Whole the time he stayed with blackberry. He did
really working on hunting dog. Elmo is one my favorite dog to watch. 1
guide outfitter hunter kept say will u trade Elmo for his 5 dogs. I say
nah... I will keep him for good. 2 other houndmen buddy said Elmo smoked
on cat track really hard and stayed on same path up between 2 to 4 miles
chase. I swear. It took me 3 hrs to catch them. Last chase was hardest
chase ever since we got him. This pic was last saturday we cut a bob and
put blackberry and 2nd Elmo together alone to see how it go. Usually we
put milk with but I want see if Elmo can run thur 4 ft snow but they can
run only 18" and upper diffuclt terrian. Bob flew off from tree twice
before 3rd to keep up. Elmo learned a lot. We listen to Elmo barking
every step he run. It helps us know where it lead to. We love Elmo a
lot...I wil email 2 good ones this week. One Elmo treed on half dry and
now and treed a bob which is good news. Alright enjoy this pic and will
more this week. Blackberry was on tree, at den was blackberry front and
Elmo rear 7 mo old on 5th bob. I thank u for a great breed dog. My wife
laura really likes him. Scott--mulybow
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