Jump dog females, who has them?

[eddywilliams]

HBCH Rabbit Ridge Sissy (FC Saussers Jack ) ,HBCH Rabbit Ridge Ranger Ann (Eyer's Geno ) HBCH Rabbit Ridge Stella (Ifc Northway Slim Jim ) Rabbit Ridge Josephine (Big Tuna )these gyps will all get down and dirty in the brush and can jump rabbits .THEY MUST HUNT HERE AT THE RIDGE

[bigdogpace]

this is some good stuff never had but 1 jump dog and that was close 40 yrs. ago never had another since

[bigdogpace]

this is some good stuff never had but 1 jump dog and that was close 40 yrs. ago never had another since

[Ron Conroe]

you might get 1 or 2 true jump dogs in a life time and thats if you are lucky.

[Ky. Hunter]

I have been hunting over dogs for 51 years and have only had 2 that I would call a true jump dog. I have had many that hunted real good and jumped a lot of rabbits but they were not what I called a true jump dog.

[mjohnson]

I have one jump dog bitch in my kennel, FCGD Huck's Run Shoot Em Up Maggie. She is out of FC Main Man Tucker (DFJ Bred) and a line bred Indian Hills female I got as a puppy from R.B. Sester. This bitch will out jump a pack of 10 good hunting dogs!

I've sorted thru plenty of dogs over the years and I've been blessed with two Jump Dogs. Maggie's father, Tucker, is the other jump dog.

[joemiller88]

Jon cornett had a female named lady that he bred and raised and she was the best jump dog I have ever hunted behind

[jon cornett]

Thanks Joe, yes she was a true jump dog. I will probably never have another like her in my lifetime. If i do, i will be a very lucky beagler as, like others have stated, I truly believe one is only blessed with one or two in there lifetime. Now Molly was a pretty good dog in her own right but not the jump dog Lady was.

[jeremy rice]

seen alot of dogs that had bird dog hunt and some that where upside down in every brush pile. I am very fortunate to own what i call a true jump dog tht would be my hill top pretty penny dog. She jumps rabbits that other dogs walk right past not a pile to thick for her to go in. directly out of brinkys run em over tank and pacesetter and paycheck on bottom. What you think foxxy can she not jump a rabbit?lol

[Casey Harner]

Casey is this a trick Q everybody know Matt and Neil have the best

Took you long enough time to admit it Matt, proud of you bub!

[warddog]

I have been hunting over dogs for 51 years and have only had 2 that I would call a true jump dog. I have had many that hunted real good and jumped a lot of rabbits but they were not what I called a true jump dog.

I've followed these little hounds as well as the big ones for as many years as Ky. Hunter and I guess I just don't understand what a jump dog is! All these posts about dogs that hunt like bird dogs, get upside down in every brush pile blood from head to toe from desire and looking for their quarry and get alot of rabbits up but yet these are not jump dogs. When I take a dog to the field and they consistently get a rabbit going that we may never have got up then that dog has jumped us a rabbit and regardless of whether others think it is a jump dog to me. Others can call it Ray or they can call it Jay but I'll just call it GOOD Nuff!

[Bunnyblaster]

Warddog, I agree with a hard hunting dog being good enough for me too. But I have never owned or personally seen what most guys refer to as a true jump dog. I generally here people say a jump dog just has a way of knowing where the rabbits are??

[BCBeagles]

Warddog you hit the nail on the head!!!!!!!!!!! A dog that gives all it has to look nonstop, jumps as many as it can, goes where the rabbit "seems to be" is a rabbit dog. This thing that all refer to a "jump dog" must be different??? I have followed hounds for 30 years and seen some that always had a knack for "looking in the right spot", seen more than just one of these, but I have never seen a dog jump every rabbit on a day where multiple rabbits were jumped(ex. 6 plus). Our packs always have even distribution with jumps and we sure as heck don't get in the brush too often to jump a rabbit for them. This "jump dog" is just a hard going dog with a brain to look in the right place, that is the only way my little mind can figure this out. Oh wait, then guys say the "jump dog" doesn't hunt that hard just moves along and in a brush pile and out comes a rabbit, again a dog that uses it's skills to find a rabbit, probably nose power. I don't know why people classify this "jump dog" in such a special category. I want a complete rabbit dog!!! A pack of 3-5 of them at that!!! LOL

No disrespect intended just always a question for me I did not understand.

[mud]

I guess many look at things different.Thats ok with me. Thats what the board is all about.This has been a good discussion so far without anybody going crazy.It seems lately that is a major accomplishment for us.Cudos for keeping it civil. If others think jump dogs are around every corner and the have a kennel full then more power to them..

[Alabama John]

I believe a jump dog is a scenter or winder ever how you call it.

They might not hunt hard or they might, either way, they seem to only go in the places where a rabbit is and don't waste their time tearing up brush or traveling over a lot of territory streaking about.
I've seen those as I described jump 8 out of 10 on almost any day and with any ones pack including mine regardless of their lineage or style of hunting.

That is a jump dog.