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Austesus
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« on: May 20, 2019, 10:35:42 am »

Well I wound up getting in touch with Justin 7 weeks ago, he had one week old puppies on the ground and gave me the opportunity to get two of them when I asked him about them. Me and my buddy Zach decided to make a road trip out of it. South Carolina to east Texas is about a 14 hour drive, took about 15 with traffic. I rented a 2019 Ford Transit and I’ll tell you it was wayyyy better than driving my lifted Chevy down there. $280 for almost a week and not putting the wear and tear on my truck and tires was a steal. I threw one of my army cots in the back and me and zach rotated driving every few hours and it really wasn’t bad like that.

     Got to Justin’s at midnight Saturday night/Sunday morning. We were going to go make a round Sunday morning but slept in a little instead. We went midday with the two parents of the pups, his dogs Willie and Sissie. Sissie just came off pups and was out of shape still, but she was working hard trying. Willie ran one for a while but we ended up catching him up because it was getting hot.

     We head back to the house and get the dogs fed, then ride over to a farm and Justin got 43lbs of crawfish for us. He head back to the house and Justin cooked them up awesome. I think I must’ve ate 5lbs for lunch around 5pm. We decide to make another round at 7. Justin loaded up Willie, Flip, and his Lil Momma pup. We start reading them and didn’t see much sign to start with, but the dogs stayed busy and were steady hunting trying to find us something. We end up getting on a little group of shoats and catch a nice little meat pig right as we were on the way out to leave. Caught it right off the side of the road laid up, couldn’t have been any easier to get the pig out unless the dogs bayed it in the road lol.

     I’ll tell you what, just based off the dry runs we had I can say Justin has some really nice dogs. They consistently stayed busy hunting, cutting loops, checking the wind, and looking for tracks. His Willie dog is crippled up now and was still giving it everything he has. I’m super thankful to have a chance at owning a male and female off of his blood. And you couldn’t find a better guy. He let us stay at his house for two days, fed us some awesome crawfish, and took us for two rounds to let us see the dogs work and to get us on a pig. We had a great time and will definitely be back down in the future to make it happen again. Even got some meat in the cooler.

     We are suffering in some traffic now with the highway closed down, so I figured I’d go ahead and type this up. Still got a good ride ahead of us. Gonna be 16-18 hours this time due to the traffic. Well worth it for a good time and to meet new friends. It was cool to see a different style of hunting and to see how different dogs do in a different type of terrain.



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« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2019, 11:59:48 am »

I bet you will like them. Sounds like a heck of a good time road trippin


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« Reply #2 on: May 20, 2019, 12:11:07 pm »

I bet you will like them. Sounds like a heck of a good time road trippin


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For sure, I really liked the parents, and all the rest of Justin’s blood. We had a great time and will definitely be back to do it again sometime!


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« Reply #3 on: May 20, 2019, 02:27:26 pm »

Pretty pups and those bugs sure got me thinking I'm hongry!

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« Reply #4 on: May 20, 2019, 03:11:39 pm »

Pups look great, all fat and healthy as can be. They have some fire in them, they threw down over some pig scraps lol. And those crawfish were off the chain


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« Reply #5 on: May 20, 2019, 03:53:19 pm »

Thanks for the kind words Austin, I appreciate it and im happy that those pups are going to someone who will work em like they are supposed to be worked. next time ya'll come back hopefully we will have a bit more time to hunt and mess around.
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« Reply #6 on: May 20, 2019, 03:53:36 pm »

Good deal. Justin is good people. Good luck with the pups and safe travels back home. Looking forward to seeing their progress.


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« Reply #7 on: May 20, 2019, 08:41:38 pm »

Heck of a deal hope them puppies turn out for you they look good

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« Reply #8 on: May 20, 2019, 11:47:48 pm »

I think they’ll turn out to be good dogs, the blood is right for sure. If not they’ll get culled and I’ll come back for some more when another litter hits the ground lol. They show all the right mannerisms though. Every 4ish hours we stopped for gas and I would give the pups a little bit of water and let them use the bathroom in the grass at the gas stations. As soon as they hit the ground they were scattering out with noses in the wind. They sure don’t want to be at your feet for too long and they’re real independent. Shoot I just got back to my house, they never made one peep during that whole ride. They were calm as can be and never used the bathroom in the crate. They have some fire in them. I just gave them a bowl of food and they had a good little scrap over it, lol they’ll figure out the pecking order soon enough.

     I’m going to spend a lot of time with these pups. I’ve always walk hunted and my dogs have gotten used to me walking them in to sign. I’m going to start these without using my other dogs and work them for casting. I’ll have to learn just as much as the pups, hunting a completely different style. I’m looking forward to having fun with it and experimenting with some different stuff.


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« Reply #9 on: May 21, 2019, 10:44:44 am »

Anybody looking to make a road trip, I highly suggest checking out Hertz rentals. That van was a 2019 ford transit 250 with the high ceiling where you could stand all the way up and walk around in the back. Total cost was $148.14. My truck would’ve probably left me stranded, sucked up way more fuel, and would’ve cost more than that just for the wear on the tires. Thing rode good too, had cruise control set in the 90’s on the open highways and it was smooth as can be other than the wind moving you around a little bit.


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