Airedales Delivered

Went up to Viola yesterday with Rhodri to pick up three pups from Andy Loughlin from Missouri. He had a litter of Airedales from Matt Thom's and Henry's Redline Airedale Jingo and his Heidi. I really wanted one of these as they are bred as working dogs through and through but I have plenty to deal with at the moment. Rhodri is taking one and sending another to a Hunt Master friend down in Georgia. These pups go back to some really fine hunting Airedales and are mostly from Henry's Sandhill Line. I apologize for not taking more pics of them all but I brought one home for a hunting buddy of mine and took a few before he picked her up. She was my pick of the three although they were all great looking pups. Also there's a few pics of Henry's two Border Terriers, Bullet and Komegan. I also include a few of my Rednose Pit and the new Bandog puppy which I have finally named "Dugga Boy" which is an African name for "Old Buffalo" his eyes reminded me of the eyes of Cape Buffalo. I think it fits him too.

 Dugga Boy

 Bullet

 Bullet and Komegan

 My boys

 Dugga Boy and the Airedale mixing it up

 JIngo

Heidi and below one of the pups

New "Running Catch" Bandog Pup

New Bandog pup and our Red Nose Pit

Sire

Sire and Son

 Another pic of the Sire

Got this pup yesterday, he's 10 weeks 24lbs. The Sire is a great all around dog that has been used on hogs as well as a home/personal protection worker. He's big but very athletic and outgoing animal.
Hope this pup takes after him.

Few Hogs We've Caught

Cold Weather Supplement

Went by a friends butchering operation today and picked up about a hundred pounds of beef bones and trimmings. I freeze it and thaw some out every week to supplement with. My Buddy, Spry lets me hunt his farms and raises and butchers about 16 steers a week. The meat is classified as free range natural beef and is sold to restaurants only, fantastic stuff!