Hunt Terrier Puppies For Sale in Louisiana

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Russellville' 318-286-7151

Home of

Shortiejacks and Hunt Terriers

American Hunt Terriers

I started wanting a hunt terrier when I first saw them at the Arabian Youth

Nationals

around 1997-98. Can't remember exactly when, but when I saw them

I thought they

were the CUTEST dogs! I went over to talk to the lady that owned

them.

She wasn't

really friendly about them and what she wanted was out of my

price range

$3500,

but dang, they were cute! I never forgot them. Then one of

my good friends in

the

Arabian world got one. I really liked her but I had already

been breeding russells

for a couple more years and had developed a "taste" for

a certain look. I liked the

bone

I was beginning to see on my dogs, the prettier

ears and their set, prettier

heads, more

substance in the body, and definitely,

much sweeter personality.

She was a very sweet

pup but I really wanted more

bone and substance on my

pups. He told me there were

some

breeders around

the Scottsdale area, but when

I typed in "black and tan jack

russell", I

really

couldn't find anything I wanted.

That is what I thought they were: black and tan jack russells. It was only until

had

spoken with Avril that I realized there was a difference between them and

the shorties

I was breeding (other than color). I was told they were trying to

reestablish the hunt

terrier and it seemed kind of interesting.

On The Hunt

I found my male in Arizona and after looking for awhile, settled on a female from the Netherlands. They were a

beautiful

pair and I think made some awesome pups. It was(and still is) hard to find outcross pedigrees here in

the

states.

The hunt terriers do to me seem to be "needier" breed, the need for human companionship is very strong

preferring humans

for the most part over their own kind. For that reason (and to try to get a solid red), I crossed

my Kowgyrl with

Body and

I got some awesome babies and retained Leayla for my breeding program. I also got

all

solids to be able to

help others

add new breeding dogs to their programs. I have also crossed Tessa with Wylie

and got some solid black pups.

I sell the spotted pups on spay/neuter contracts and they have made excellent pets.

I take my breeding program

very

seriously just as I have with my horses. I have been very successful in breeding

horses and English jack russells

and I feel

I can do that with the hunt terriers. It has been an exciting new venture

for me and have thoroughly enjoyed

introducing the

hunt terrier to people all over the world. I invite you to take

a look at my hunt terriers and, if in the future, you

would like

to own one, I would be privileged to share my

breeding program with you.

The next chapter of my life with these amazing hunt terriers is adding the new colors--chocolate sables, true chocolate

sables and blue hunt terriers. We are well on our way to establishing this with the addition of Arlo, Mags, Bayli, and

course, Jongen--picture upcoming. The beautiful colors of chocolate sables and blues are a very unique addition to

breeding program.

Our Hunt Terrier Males

New guy coming soon!!!!

Arlo

Russellville Matlock

Black Chocotan Joop

Owned by Lauren McWilliams
True chocolate sable

Hunt Terrier Females

Russellville Two Soxx
Retiring

Bayli

Black Chocotan Mokka

Russellville Britni
She is the coolest dog!

Russellville Oreo

Mags

Retired Hunt Terriers

Russellville Snoogie
Retired

Brightjacks Brandye Bierbaum
Retired

ON THE HUNT

(he is the

one holding Jadg). We have

had a

bit of a

rough go this year

getting good trails

for her to

get out on.

The

first

2 the

deer

were not

wounded with a kill shot and

she did absolutely

wonderful

considering she was

on a

never ending

trail.

She

found

blood

where we never

would

have

and I believe she

tracked them just as far as she

could. Actually the

2nd one

she

caught

to the

deer

and

it jumped

up and took off.

She has

also

found both of

Marks arrows

that he figured were

lost

for

good.

But on this

successful

find there was no

blood trail

because

the

exit wound

was blocked and

there

was about a 40

steady

cross

wind. Jason

said she

found

the arrow

with in

5 minutes max Mark

had been looking for

45 min or

better,

and then she

found the trail about 40 feet from

where

Mark

thought

it should start. Jason said

she

was

pretty fun to

watch

because the wind was swirling and

messin

with her

nose really

bad, and due to

no blood at all

very

hard

trail, but

she would

be on it

and then the wind

would

drift her off course

a bit until

she would all but

loose it

and he said you could

just

read

pure

frustration

and

almost

panic in the

way she

acted because she

would

loose it.

But she

would all by herself

go back to the

last

place she had

a good scent

and start again. And

she was

able

to finally have

good

successful

find.

On the previous

two

trails you

could tell she was very

upset

and almost

sad that

didn't find

anything at

the end.

She

would

come

over and

sit

my foot

lean

her shoulder agains

leg and just look up at

me like

I'm

sorry mom

I just

couldn't find it.

anyway.

just thought that I would share the

pics

with

you

and let you

know

how the hunting season

going. She

has a great

nose

and loves to use it. She

knows when we go out on

a trail

and

just gets

excited she can't

contain herself.

I am

hoping

through

muzzle loader and late

rifle

season we can

get some

good trails for

her to get

some more

practice on.

have

told a

few people that

if they bring down a deer

give me a

call so I

can bring

her

up even if

they

know where

went

down

and the

trail

is one a

2 year

old

could follow just so she can get some

good solid

runs in

this winter.

Well I had

better get

going. I

hope

you

and your family

have a wonderful Christmas.

Tammi Eberle

Jana:

We are all excited that my brother is getting Lilly's

sister,

when

ready.

Attached are some updated pictures

of Lilly

action.

She's

been

surprisingly easy to train,

and has

taken

blood

trailing pretty

well

(although

she

prefers

treeing

squirrels).

She's been a great

addition to

the

family, and

hasn't missed a

hunting opportunity yet.

Thanks again.

Jason E. Dare

This was my first opportunity to watch Ruger work as

hunting

dog

and

was extremely impressed. He loves

his

job

and is ready

and

willing to

whenever needed.

Within

few

minutes after

being put

down he

picked

this buck's

scent

and within a few

more minutes

found

him.

He takes

his

job

very seriously and is

extremely

diligent

about it. I

want

thank

Dalton

for allowing u

to come down to see

his ranch and to

experience an

exotic

hunt

first

hand.

It was

awesome!

Jim and Ruger

Right side--Jim and Crackers.........a hunter in the making!

Bucky and his second deer to trail!

The Garrisons