[Gene Fedor]

My buddy runs a med, med plus, looking for a buckshot jones stud in nj,pa,ny,delaware area, anyone know of any?

 

[Gpen08]

Dry Creek Blue Jetson is in sw PA. Indiana PA to be exact

 

[brewer69]

I have a real nice BS male out of Piney River Jack, real clean medium speed with good hunt, I don’t trial but ran him in a gun dog brace and got 4th out of 30 some hounds, and he hadn’t been run in almost a month, so he wore down some in the last braces, plus I suck as a handler, he is welcome to use him, he is about as good looking a Buckshot as you will ever see, and I am fairly close

 

[davtracy]

I'd help you out, but I'm in Kentucky. Pete has put some good pups on the ground in only a few breedings.

 

[cltyus1]

My buddy runs a med, med plus, looking for a buckshot jones stud in nj,pa,ny,delaware area, anyone know of any?

Hands down your best bet is dry creek blue jetson.

I have one off of him that I love and know several other guys who’ve had multiple lines of buckshot dogs and all of em prefer jetson bred dogs over most other buckshot studs.

 

[cltyus1]

Benelli is off jetson.

If jetson was closer I’d bred my Blackcreek female to him.

Can send you ten tons of video of benelli running from when I first got her started til a few weeks ago lol.

 

[Leo]

I would go with Jetson as well. I bred a female to him twice. One time driving 6 hrs to PA. I got 2 litters out of him that turned out really good. City is correct.

 

[beaglesr4rabbits]

I'd go jetson, every one of his pups ive seen is all hunt no quit. When the scenting gets tough that dog is hard to beat and hes almost 9.

 

[Gene Fedor]

Any contacts info for blue jeston

 

[cltyus1]

I’ll Pm you his number

 

[Gene Fedor]

I’ll Pm you his number

Ty

 

[davtracy]

Jet is a good rabbit dog. I ran him a lot while I owned him. Paired correctly he will offer a lot of good traits to pups. My advice would be to look at your female and be honest about what she has as strengths and weaknesses. Then search out all of the Buckshot dogs in your area that you can find and go watch them run. Then make your decision based on that. Never double up on faults when you make a breeding. Never make a breeding based on what others say. Go watch the dog run if you can. Look at the pedigrees and make the choice based on what you need in a stud dog. And remember that the stud is only half of the equation.

 

[Gene Fedor]

I’ll Pm you his number

Ty

 

[cltyus1]

And make sure to reach out to as many people as possible that don’t own the stud that have pups off of that stud and try to get opinion on what that stud produces for them.

That’ll tell you a lot.

If that dog don’t produce well ain’t no point

 

[Gene Fedor]

Thanks guys. My buddy reached out to blue jetson owner, he is no longer available for stud service.

How about "cuttin up" is he on east coast?

 

[cltyus1]

Thanks guys. My buddy reached out to blue jetson owner, he is no longer available for stud service.

How about "cuttin up" is he on east coast?

No I believe cuttin up is out of the game

 

[Leo]

 

[Leo]

My female out of Jetson Turing out to be real nice jump dog.

 

[Gene Fedor]

No I believe cuttin up is out of the game

Ok, ty

 

[Leo]

My male out of Jetson. He is nice.