For the third time the Baytown Sun does an article on
Stetson. Tara Sullivan of the Baytown Sun met Stetson at this years Neighborhood Night
Out which we usually host at our home. She was intrigued by Stetson and wanted
to do another story on him. So on Sunday November 2nd we headed out to Crosby
for another shoot.
Stetson impatiently looks on as Robert
preps the Red Neck rocket for its first launch.
Stetson lunges towards the PAL as fast as
caninely possible.
And pounces on the PAL with fierce
concentration.
And up up and away goes the Red Neck on
the G-38 composite motor.
And what goes up, must as they say,
eventually come down.
Stetson strutting around, looking very
proud of himself.
Stetson reading about his
exploits in the Baytown Sun. You will find PDfs of the article here.
Page 1A &
Page 2B so you can read it too.
Video Clips
Stetson Reading Paper Here is a short bit of video of Stetson reading his paper.
Not particularly eventful, just plain old reading.
Redneck
Sputter Launch 4700K
We thought it was going to misfire, but it sputtered a bit and made a
healthy leap off the pad surprising us all.
Sponsor
Credits
Corporate Sponsor:Truewater
is the IT Outsourcing firm where Stetson is employed as the
Executive Office Dog and Ambassador of Hospitality. If you think our dog
is smart, you would really be impressed with our computer technicians.
Field Sponsor: Scott Murff
of Murff
Turf Farms allows Stetson the use of his very large and beautiful
grass fields.
Graphics Sponsor: Paul
Smoke of Design Ventures helps out with great looking graphics for
Stetsons rockets.
Publicist: Kate Allen of
Harrison &
Shriftman of New York. Yes, Stetson really has a publicist,
and she does it "Pro-Bone-O"
Absolutely nothing on this web site is copyrighted
and you can use it however you like.
Just be sure to link to Stetson's Site and
give him credit. However, if you don't,then be advised that Stetson has lots of large furry friends with big
sharp pointy teeth. You have been forewarned!
Stetson loves fan mail, send us a
e-mailand tell us what you think. He doesn't always reply
though; he prefers to bark over typing.