mC HULL
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mate you talk utter shite your saying a saluki isn't a good running dog i can't believe what i'm hearing it's been around thousand's of year's doing just that and are still doing it and will still be doing it long after bull xs and that's a fact what out of fox,deer,hare and rabbit do you think a bull x is better on tha a saluki x if you was to go up and down the country lamping and coursing with 1 dog slip's ???
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it's all about what you breed the dog for a half x bull hasn't alot of speed you get full saluki's that can catch in small field's some are only good for big land the fast bull's are normally 3/4 greyhound if you get a 3'4 greyhound 1/4 saluki you would have no problem in small field's a lad here had one it was one good dog What a load of shite.. There are some racey 1st cross dogs that will smash salukis all over the place in small fields.. In fact most of them will. Have you ever seen one run, or do your lips move before you think.. Why do people add a dash of bull to the non ped racers
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it's all about what you breed the dog for a half x bull hasn't alot of speed you get full saluki's that can catch in small field's some are only good for big land the fast bull's are normally 3/4 greyhound if you get a 3'4 greyhound 1/4 saluki you would have no problem in small field's a lad here had one it was one good dog
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what they don't do obedience with saluki's anyway were on about hunting ability Stop banging your head and read the small print "I'm approaching this from a trainabilty angle" yes i no what i was saying is they do obedience with saluki's aswell saluki's aren't the easiest to train but with a bit of effort it can be done
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what they don't do obedience with saluki's anyway were on about hunting ability
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What.. Have you been living in cuckoo land!! i have seen half x 3/8 x 3/4 greyhound x but on rabbit's and hare they aren't much good fox and deer maybe were as a saluki cross is capable of all and this topic was about the allrounder walking the field's not driving slipping dog's one at a time in my opion the saluki crosses are better
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single handed isnt an allrounder thats the topic if the topic was hare id understand maybe what the topic was about .but it does state allrounder and in my neck of the woods i no very few men with bulls or salukis and then use them as an allround dog by single handed i mean by it's self either lamping or coursing just the one dog on the fox hare deer or rabbit which dog would catch the most
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what is better single handed not alot of bull xs i have seen can regually catch without been doubled up
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bet its great watching your dog pull down a deer...they must be pretty hard for the dog to pull down? its brill dont take long to take the small specs down wonce the dog on there windpipe there over and dun with happyhunting silenthunter.... when my dog has had deer he just grabs and hold's it's then left to you
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proberly one of them designer dog's designed for what i don't f*****g no
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a kid with common sense sat you're out ferreting say you have your net's ferret and ferret box in mine i will put paper then there bedding on top say your ferret stay's down is it not common sense to take a bit of that paper and use it to smoke your ferret out
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LOl i remember when i 1st started ferretin was a bout 13 and i tried smoking a hob out.The only thing that got smoked out was me Its the joys of being young.You listen to all the stories of hunting from some of the dubiost of charachters.I can still remember being told to blow smoke in there face or pinging their nose before entering a burrow."IT MAKES THEM MAD YOU SEE". I really miss my childhood at times.It was so much easier back then mate it's common sense you have hole's on a bank you find the lowest hole set whatever on fire the smoke will then be drawn through the rest of
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take a few page's of the the sun, anything if it smoke's it will work you can get the smoker's from your gun shop i don't mean a rat attack or chainsaw nowt like that
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i aren't saying smoke the rabbit's out i have never heard of anyone doing that all i'm saying on the odd occassion the ferret grip's one and stay's you can alway's smoke it out that's the way i have alway's seen it done and were have you seen that before enlighten me as to what you mean cheer's
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so, you think it's neccessary to have a terrier LRF, yet are asking if a ferret one is needed, does that mean you dont value ferrets as much but ditch, how do you consider something, that had'ent been invented i'd say with a terrier he's using one so he dig's down straight to it proberly he has a terrier that stay's till dug to, were as with the ferret's if you just net the hole's job done if the ferret do get hold of one and stay eating it you can alway's smoke them out alot faster than digging to them in my opion i prefere using smaller ferret's that way when they
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what scope do you have how did you set it
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all the story say's is the dog's good round people but they were never bred to be vicious to human's so because there round human's and aren't showing no sign's of aggression really mean's nothing i bet if you put a dog near him it would be a whole different story
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i think b12 is just a vitamin mate
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near grimsby i think mate they should make good little rabbiting dog's
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no what have we got to be proud of??
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saluki greyhound x deerhound greyhound
mC HULL replied to Rabbithunter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
never owned one mate but seen a few run all in all they were good dog's a think they were 1/2 greyhound 1/4 saluki 1/4 deerhound they was from the same litter they were good for all quary on the lamp they were also descent coursing dog's not great but would alway's get a few -
country foxes are a bit bigger and alot smarter than ther townie cousins as the thick city 1's end up on the corner of a road most of the time i agree it is much harder getting country fox citie fox are much more dosile
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i wouldn't of thought you would find one in uk as they are banned and i wouldn't of thought anyone would of brought any in what would you use them for??
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im sorry if it seems that way merlin, but im just giving my experince on them. i had a bull x greyhound a while back, raised it from a pup with my kids, he was great wee dog, came from very good foxing lines ect ect. one evening, 7 years ago, my nepfhew called round to have a game of footy with my son. they were having the craic ect, the bull x was in the garden with them. my nephew started clapping his hands, the dog ran up to him and nearly took his arm off, it took 3 of us grown men ( work mates) to get the dog off. the poor lad had to have the arm cut off, due to it being badly crushed to