Wednesday, June 15, 2011

Breeders of Hunting Line Airedales

Below are breeders of Airedales whose lines I am familiar with and I have confidence in their dog's ability to produce an Airedale that is suitable for hunting. These breeders are from all around the US, in most cases we are known to and affiliated with each other through the Traditional Working Airedale forum. The goal is to breed and get into the timber and field Airedales that can really hunt and put game in the bag for those hunters who desire one of the most versatile hunting dogs alive!

Most of the Airedales pictured on this blog are of the same lines as what is produced by the breeders listed below.

Al Kranbuhl

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Kent Cowell
cowell.kent@yahoo.com or 928-814 -6686
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Airey Mountain Airedales- British Columbia, Clint Stubbe,  Airydales@telus.net
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Sagacis Airedale Terriers-California, Kevin Kelly, rdrairedale@yahoo.com
http://rdrranch.com/index.html
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Mogollon Rim- Matt Thom, Arizona, http://www.mogollonrimairedales.com/ 928-310-9777
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Donnie Wright- Kentucky, 606-549-2421 or email banjodog@newwavecomm.net
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Rod Ross, Wyoming e-mail address rsross@rangeweb.net
phone# 307-737-2356
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Seth Lawson, Virginia, Blue Ridge Airedales owl.hill.airedales@gmail.com
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California Kennels, Camden NY, Al Kranbuhl
Airedalefromny@live.com
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Pete Bassani (Terrierman)
RR#1, Box 479
Hawley, PA 18428
dbassani05@yahoo.com
http://www.webspawner.com/users/sunrisemtnman/index.html

570-228-6038 or 570-949-4137
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Charles Burrell (cbdale) Georgia

charlesb4845@att.net
706-280-7992
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Ryan Olsen. Oregon,
208-740-0366, loranch@ruralnetwork.net
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Bock Hunting/Family Airedales, Iowa, Ralph V. and Connie Bock
rrbock@iowatelecom.net or ad site on breeders.net.
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Richard Ley
Po Box 10A
Tererro, New Mexico 87573
505-757-6176
nose.down.airedales@gmail.com
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Floyd River Kennels, Dan Minton, 4757 Jefferson Ave Alton Iowa, 712 441 0124
http://www.webspawner.com/users/floydriver/index.html
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Scott Cain,
706-973-0218, Georgia



Pictured from left to right are three Traditional Working Airedale breeders getting together for a pow-wow, Seth Lawson from Virginia and his Airedale "Luke", center is Pete Bassani from PA and on the right is Donnie Wright out of Kentucky with a nice little female Redline pup for Pete out of his Airedales "Lardo" and "Nina", Seth's Luke is her Grand Dad.
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Thursday, April 7, 2011

Hunting Airedales In Action (pics)

Airedales can be one of the most versatile hunting breeds alive if sought from correct breeding. As illustrated below just about all North American game that can be hunted with a dog can be successfully taken with the help of an Airedale.

Here are a few pictures taken from the Traditional Working Airedale message board showing some examples of the wide variety of game that can be bagged with a properly bred and trained "TRADITIONAL" hunting Airedale. Getting it done either alone and by themselves or "importantly" the ability and temperament of teaming up and working together with other Airedales or other hunting breeds.
http://traditionalairedale.proboards.com/

Trent Gaylord's Redline Airedale "Champ" Working with Hounds on the cover of  "Coyote Wars" A very good coyote hunting book authored by David Willette
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Randy Svisdahl's  Airedales Doc and Dutch produced by Breeder Pete Bassani
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Dave Messersmith's Spencer
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Donnie Wright and his Airedale "Lardo"

Lee Zimmerman's "Xena"


Airedale owned by Clint Stubbe on a treed Lion
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Georgia Hog Hunter Scott Cain & his Airedales
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Jack Harris's "Pearl"
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Pete Bassani's Rainey & Frosty

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Randy Svisdahl's female Redline "Dutch"
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Donna Hill's "Luna"
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Donj's Rebel and Sadie
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Devin Staker's young Airedale "Otis" and hounds on Bear.



Richard McCorkle's Airedale "Grizz" tracking up & recovering a nice Buck
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Pete Bassani's Airedale "Rainey" & Kemmer Cur "Frosty" Squirrel Hunt
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Lee Roy Jarrett's pack of hog hunters including a couple of Airedales
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Gordy Eastwood's "Jazz"
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Clint Stubbe's Airedales with Bear.
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Al Kranbuhl's Slick
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Lee Zimmerman's "Reggie"
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Mark Reed and Gus
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Ryan Olsen's"Vere"
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Lee Zimmerman's Reggie, a son of Bassani's Joe Boy dog below.
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Pete Bassani's Redline Airedale "Joe Boy"
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Emerald Terrier's Pack with Airedale "Bella"
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Rick Snell's "Copper" teaming with Hawk.
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Pete Bassani's Rainey and Possum
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Rick's Snell's "Copper"
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Richard McCorkle's "Fred"
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Al Kranbuhl's Redline Airedale "Slick"
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Josh Colf's "Earl" and Hounds.
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Pete Bassani's "Joe Boy'
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Emerald Terriers
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Mark Reed & Terrier Task Force
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Jackray's Pearl and Ellie Mae
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Clint Stubbe's Buzz and Lulu
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Pete Bassani's Terrier Task Force
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Paul Unger's Ranger and Sansa
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Mark Reed & Gus
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Wayne Hill's Kate
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Al Kranbuhl's Tee Jay Mack
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Ryan Olsen's "Vere"
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CJ Summers Emma & Sophie
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Tee Jay Mack
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Glen Evert's Airedale "Rock" teaming up with a friend's Cur
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Trent Gaylord's Airedale pup Champ wooling Coyote.
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Devin Staker's Dad, Airedale Otis, Terriers, with Badger
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Dave Messersmith's "Spencer"
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Alabama Hog Hunter John Johnson & his Airedale & Airedale crosses
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Josh Colf's Earl pulling Coyote out from under a brush pile. 
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Pete Bassani's Airedale "Rainey" & Cur "Frostie" wooling a dead coon.

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Rick Barnhart's son with Airedales Willow & Champ

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Andy Laughlin's Heidi, Day on the Trapline
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Lonie McGillvray's Airedale & English Redtick on Hog

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