loopleash.

i agree 100% and it a nice change to be on a forum where egos arnt in evidence!!! i could be scathing here and say that the quickest way of getting a great gos is to only fly in the company of those that dont know what a decent gos should fly like... you know the sort, clicky feckers who ussually have imprints!!!! and about a million dogs

im fortunate to have been given a very very good bird from a good mate whos job prevents him from flying him. the bird, a tiercel german gos has had 5 long seasons at game and rabbits and crows and has taken at least 800 head. i have no problem bigging this bird up as i never bought, manned, trained or entered him!!!! anyway i have had the bird for a few months now and today flew for the first time at quarry. what i noticed was the speed at which this bird flies. i have had 3 goshawks. 2 fin /gers and a finn. and i have seen many others. but they were like something in slow moti