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    All lurchers given enough work will run up and course only as fast as they need to then the stamina saved is well noticable had various types that could run 5s no problems but a bit of sal never hurt any strain ive ever seen to be honest.
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    I reallky like the stamp mate cant beat linebred stuff imo what M and E bred dogs are they down from atb.
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    Most i ever paid was 200 for grown dogs already lamping when i was at it 24/7 only while my own were knocked up was lucky enough to have a decent dog when i started out cost 40 quid as a pup he kept me in stock whilst he was alive and favours from friends who still have the strain now hes gone has made it possible that its still with me now. Always tried to keep the line going just bought in an outcross off a lad i didnt really know well did me a big favour as he could have doubled the price how shes bred. I just like the whole pup thing and enjoy entering young stock but if i was dogless a
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    Done it in field a few times like you say old tin with a lid sawdust in bottom bit of grilling stood on a couple of stones make fire let it die down put tin with fish in on fire wait till lids hot then open and eat Smoked trout in the summer and fresh smoked pike on a winters day is unbeatable
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    Ive had a couple of runts from large deerhound xs both were the raciest of the litter by far but ive seen runts from other crosses that never made big enough for an all round working type Seen runts leave a litter and get bigger than other pups that were much larger at six wks of age probably due to them getting fed better by different owners good post Sambo
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    Just how i like em from what little ive seen the bigger the better and 27 to the shoulder would have thought would be perfect for over here she certainly looks like she will have some stride on her Rio a very well put together bith atb with her
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    They reckon hares dont like the damp but ive found the dampest places often hold the best hares
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    Bless you mate i though i was hearing things ive squeeked a few grown uns in over the years to get a run atb
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    Is that your import Rio looks like it can run mate stands well tall how big is she mate Salukis are very light framed though ive seen some strong lines especially in khazak hounds reckon they would be heavier . Not sure if the lightness helps or hinders when the grounds soft be interesting to hear folks veiws on it as myself ive seen light framed dogs struggle when they have to dig in when the grounds heavy but ive never seen a pure on in those conditions only hybrids
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    Got that wild look to her eye known a few lads thats took young uns in they all went crazy werent the best of pets as they are naturally paranoid but best of luck to you mate given enough room to rear their young they will breed and rear their young seen it a couple of times but tame only while they are babes While we are on hares and breeding only ever heard a doe calling her young once in my life anyone else heard them
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    One of the few plants that flowers all year round if its gone over in one area usually there will be some flowering nearby
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    Weve a fair bit round us in the e mids its very invasive seen it growing in a lot of places but riversides old trackways and old tips that are no longer used usually have the biggest amounts also side of the road but i wouldnt be eating it from there ok to collect some seed though and grow it where you like
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    Good point TOMO Always thought there was a distinct variation in hares in different areas on a few places ive hunted the hares are smaller and darker and can run faster turn better and take the dog on a trip you need speed and stay together to catch them plodders wont get near them some of the spots youd get both types the big red uns always seem easy compared to the smaller ones when a little dark un gets up you more or less know know it will be real run.
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    SHHH Rio theres plenty of good hares that live off of fenland some of the best ive ever ran were on the flood plains still flat dyked land though
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    Got right into coursing in the seventies the travellers had pure greys doing two from three on big land dogdyke boston etc the deerhound types and collie deerhound types were the favourite then along came the sals made the job easier with the stamina. You have to put the work in more if they havent got the saluki blood but they do learn to run slower and conserve energy with experience i still run a fast type now typical of the old stamp traveller stuff tight runner that can stay on a bit.
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    Once owned a fair dog that could kill fours and fives he was blown off on a couple of occasions good hares on the last run of the day he didnt like it neither did i luck had it he didnt blow, Even a non saluki type should be able to kill a few its when they dont kill em quick enough youve got problems especially on big land ive carried a few off that ran a race that was too much for them once blown they are never the same again seen it in others dogs as well better to have a bit of sal in there to start with just incase. As regards the pures im trying my second one out now this one from
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    Was going to put this thread myself its just the nazi gov weve got trying to impliment the human chip this is one of the first steps along with fingerprints for schol dinners hopefully theres enough information out there on reactions in small dogs especially to the chip and the ease of hacking of the chips etc to put a stop on it if they dont i wont be chipping mine see them in court first
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    Going back a few years there was a hare caught in a pit village that was pictured hung on a coal house door its head was level with the top of the door its feet just touched the bottonm a gang of kids caught it on the local experimental farm word got round and minisrty fetched it back off them would have liked to have weighed it biggest i ever had with the dogs was a huge 17 pounder that the dog took out of the seat from the same area thought hed got a fox lol had a few at twelves and one at just under 14 big hares used to be far more plentyfull round the big pinewoods local to me sadly y
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    Cracking pics and vids TOMO mate one thing i will never get bored of thats watching a dog work with the ferts looks a decent bit of land and can you drive right to the sets that makes life easier as them dykes can run a fair old distance
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    First was the midlanders then came the southerners now its the northern boys that have got the lurcher bug see what its like in another thirty or forty years atb
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    Bout time a hare got some credit Old lucky who wouldnt want him in the kennel as a young un
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    Great pics Optimus
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    Used to be a chap out in a notts pit village that worked his dogs after dusk or into dawn he lived at side of a large estate and it was the only way to hunt it without getting bother. The dogs adapted to it very well ive done it on full moons on big fields
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    lotty raidin hard times bring out the best in some folks we had that many chucks off of the lottys they put steel sheds up but they never figured on us chucking the dog through the bob hole ive a lotty myself now and its all booby trapped lol I still go gleaning the farmers fields im led to believe you have 24 hrs to take whats left after they have harvested atb.
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    Think you will find hes still alive mate
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