THE HARD NOSED PACK: Checking Out for a Moment

Sunday, June 1, 2014

Checking Out for a Moment

I have a lot going on right now, a large commission piece, training dogs, grandkids out and about for the summer, training dogs, lots of overdue projects, dogs, writing some thoughts and ideas for short stories, dogs, and just taking time to enjoy life for a change. So, I just wanted to let anyone interested know that as you can see the blogging has been suffering and will continue to be slow if not completely void for a few more months. Hopefully by the end of July I will be caught up and can again begin to add content that I am satisfied with. Until then I hope every like minded free thinker that reads "Sons of Savages" has a good go at life this summer. Be safe, trust in the only "God" out there for everything and "Defend the Republic" at all costs.
And.
Keep your dogs fed, love on the kids more than usual, and never sweat the small stuff.
The big stuff, well it can't eat you!

1 comment:

AnonymousJuly 9, 2014 at 7:07 PM
Hey Audwin its your old buddy Seth. Those Airedales are sure looking good. Nice work!
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OVERVIEW

I started a few years back with two Deutsch Jagdterriers, Snatcher and Tugger. Snatch is still with me Tug was killed by a large Boar sometime ago when he was about 1 year old. I then acquired two Plott Hounds from Whitedeer Kennels in Fredericksburg Texas. Campo is still with me and Toes was sold this year to a hunter in South Alabama. Next came my first two female Airedales, Pearl and LoLo from Seth Lawson up in Virginia. I then came by another Airedale male from Donnie Wright from Kentucky. All three are still with me and maturing well all around 2 year old now. I acquired another Whitedeer Plott, Blacky from a friend in Mississippi. I've raised 1 litter with Blacky, a cross with Snatch, (Jagdterrier). Along the way a friend that hunts a lot of Hole Dogs up in Illinois came down to hunt and brought me a great Staghound, (Big Dog) BD for short who is around 2 1/2 now. I now own 4 more Jagds that came from Richard McCorkle down in Georgia including the father of Tug and Snatch, their mother went to Pat Larkin in Bude Mississippi for his breeding program. I need to mention another Jagd that was killed hunting, The Sheik, shaker I called him, one tuff little gritty boy. I got The Sheik from Jay Wholeb another Texas dog via Serbia. I really miss that little man he had a big heart and really never got the chance to show what he could become which could only have been something great. This business is rough on dogs and men's souls. Well that's where we stand right now here in November of 2013. I plan on writing a little on each dog including the ones that have gone on and the new ones in the works. I'll post snips of hunts and stories from us and others as well as lots of info I just deem appropriate for interested parties. Thanks for looking in!