Hey Dan, its been a while!

I have been busy starting a couple businesses with my wife. Things are going good and just getting better, hopefully within a few years I can semi-retire (she LOVES business?) and work my dogs and hawks more.

I have a new eyas tiercel prairie falcon, I hope he's not too ...

Well I would love to meet up some where sometime to see some fast dogs and get your opinion of how fast this one is, he's got a long back and his hips are curved under some, like a proper running dog, I forget the fancy name for it. He is for sure 'heavy in the ass', not sure if that is the ...

Yeah Red dog is a killer, and so are his sons, the two that I know are being worked. Am very excited to see him on pigs though I am sure he is too slow for coyotes, He should be a good speed to press jacks for falconry flights

Justin

When I got my first jagd some people in my home town saw me with it and they always said something like, " holy hell them things are terrors!" Of course none of them ever worked their dogs. When people come in my house they think that Blue is 8 years old, she's 2. In the field is where people say ...

His name is Darwin, we got him from a guy named Christian, my wife thought we should balance it out

That is a female Redtail Hawk. We use the dogs mostly for flushing rabbits and hares for falconry. Shooting game with a shotgun or even a bow loses its luster after killing things with a hawk

Thanks,
Justin

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Here's a coon we got with them in the Willamette Valley. one of the jagds found it in a hole made from the creek bank sliding down. It was his first face to face coon at 10 months old and he was getting it and ...

Seems to be a lot of people reading this topic but no one has anything to say...

Here are some pics of these dogs working, sorry no big game yet, hope to get to California this winter to chase some pigs!

Some pics of my jagds

Anyone on the board running big game with jagdterriers? I run mine on smaller varmints, so far (my oldest jagd is not quite 3), and they run rabbits under my hawks for me. I know the dam and sire of my best dog were run on cats and bear, and that there are quite a few jagds hunting pigs these days ...

My name is Justin Rondeau, I live and hunt in Western Washington State, and sometimes hunt Oregon. I have jagds right now and a lurcher dog and we flush rabbits and hares and run jacks for Falconry in the winter and put the dogs on varmints in the off season, nutria, coons, whatever they find. My ...