I call this Rat & Raven "In Dreams" This is one of my favorite photos
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This is Gr. Nite Ch. PR T-Top Tree Talkin' Red Rat. He's a good ol' boy that reproduces coon dogs.
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This is Dual Gr. Champion PR T-Top Rock-N-Red Raven. You'll notice that in every picture of Raven treeing she is on the tree just like this. No matter how long it takes you to get there, this is how you'll find her.
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This is Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser. Rabble is a 4 year old dog out of Gr. Nite Ch. PR T-Top Tree Talkin' Red Rat and Dual Grand Champion PR T-Top Rock-N-Red Raven.
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This is Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR Whited's Tree Slammin' Sadie. A nice female out of Rat and Raven. Sadie is a full sister to Rabble Rouser.
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This is Nite Ch. Ranger (close with icicles hanging from his jaws) and Rebel. These dogs give new meaning to "cold trailing". Both are out of Rat.
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This photo is on the big game page also but it is a real nice example of this line of hounds doing what they are bred to do...hunt and tree at an early age. The ages are 8 months, one year and 3 years old. Three of these dogs are full brother and sister out of Rat and Raven. The other dog is out of Rat and Cheyenne. I would've taken any one of them home with me in a minute.
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This is Dual Grand Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser (closest) and Champion PR T-Top Red Ruger.
Here is anohter picture of a 31 pound coon we got back in November of 2002. This coon has a beautiful coat and will soon be mounted in our game room to honor this wonderful creation for a lifetime. This coon was treed by Rabble Rouser and a 1 year old full brother to Rabble that we call Bullet. Watch for Bullet in the future, he's a real nice prospect.
This is Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR Flanigan's Stylish Ginger. Ginger was the Nite Ch. Winner and overall high scoring Redbone in the nite hunt. Ginger also was the Grand Ch. show winner and overall Redbone show winner at the Redbone zone hunt at Troy Iowa.
This is Dual Ch. PR T-Top Dizzy Dame (Biscuit) Biscuit is a nice female out of Gr. Nite Ch. PR T-Top Tree Talkin' Red Rat and Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rock-N-Red Raven. We think she has what it takes to go all the way to Dual Grand Champion so stay tuned and we'll see.
This is Rabble Rouser and Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR T-Top Soggy Bottom Shadow, owned by Mike Laster (Pastor Mike) Also pictured is a young female called Babe that has great potential at a year of age, running and treeing every track.
This is Rabble Rouser on the wood doing it like he always does it. He puts this kind of tree instinct into his pups too.
This is PR T-Top Dark Timber Spook and Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR Soggy Bottom T-Top Shadow. Shadow is owned by Pastor Mike Laster from Virginia. She's as nice as they come.
This is Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser, PR T-Top Dark Timber Spook and Gr. Ch. Nite Ch. PR Soggy Bottom T-Top Shadow. Rabble Rouser is the sire to Shadow and Dual Ch. PR McMillan's Stonewall Rebel is the sire to Spook. Rebel is a full brother to Rabble Rouser
These 2 photos are of Gus and Cid along with Rabble Rouser. This is the first trip to the woods at night for Gus and Cid...we're pretty happy with the outcome...tracking and treeing the first time out at 10 months of age.
These pictures are of Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser and a 10 month old pup out of him called Haze. He couldn't quite fit up between Rabble's legs in the first picture so he kind of plopped down on his butt and treed like that. It kind of got cut off but it was a neat picture so I thought I'd post it. The second picture is Rabble doing it like he always does it.
This is Rabble Rouser and Babe. Babe is out of Dual Gr. Ch. PR Stonewall Rebel. Rebel is a full brother to Rabble Rouser.
This is another picture of Rabble Rouser and Babe. She's a nice dog with a lot of potential. She's a pleasure to have around the kennel but is a pistol in the woods most nights.
This is Pastor Mike Laster and Buck Ratliff from Virginia along with a nice Wisconsin coon weighing in around 27 - 28 pounds. We treed this coon with some nice dog work from Spook, Biscuit, Haze and Gus.
This is Haze, Spook and Biscuit doing a nice job on a big Wisconsin coon. Haze is 11 months old, Spook is 2 and Biscuit is just 3. We also had Gus along and he also did a nice job on this one.
Another nice shot of Biscuit and Haze on the wood. Biscuit shows the same tree style as all the rest from the Rat and Raven cross. Watch out for Haze somewhere down the road...he's looking real good already at 11 months old.
This is Rabble Rouser, Cid and Tank. Tank is the last pup produced by Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rock-N-Red Raven
This is Cid and Tank. Cid is a nice female out of Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser. She is 11 months old and this is the first tree she located on first and had the coon.
This is my grandson Chase along with his dad Dave and Rebel and Biscuit...off to a good start I'd say
This is Cid and Gus at about 10 months of age. Real nice prospects at this point and getting to be nice coon dogs now at 11 months of age.
This is Haze on his first hunt on snow. We had Biscuit, Spook and Haze on this hunt. The temperature was 22 degrees and there was about 6" of snow on the ground. They had a 27 pound boar up this tree and he was a dandy.
These two are good examples of late season, Wisconsin boar coons. The one on the bag is 32 pounds and the one next to him is 29 pounds. The bag is a fully opened 50# dog food bag for comparison.
These are the same two coons along with the other that Dave got this same night. She is a 22 pound sow so you can see the difference. We like the late season when the big ones come off the ridges and start looking for sows to mate.
This is Spook on the tree and Haze in the background. They had a real nice coon treed here (next picture) and did a real nice job of cold trailing it for a long ways and then treeing it. Spook is out of Dual Gr. Ch. PR Stonewall Rebel and Haze is out of Dual Gr. Ch. PR T-Top Rabble Rouser. Rebel and Rabble are full brothers.
This coon weighed in at 30 pounds right on the head. This bench is 48" long and 18" wide to give some perspective of how big he really is. The dogs on the left cold trailed and treed this coon and did a nice job on tough, frosty night.
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