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  1. hare_n_hounds
    What do u think johnny
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    That's the only thing the bastar* moon lol
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    I was thinking more of [BANNED TEXT] they of age to enter, I like a dog to come straight back as soon as lamps off personally. atb HH
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    None by me sir lol very rare, a lot of lads at it so there either few and far between or lamp shy
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    N on one estate where I go they was as green as you like at first, compared to some of my other permission where they are fast as f**k and no exactly where there going. I'd like to find somewhere with decent numbers , test ur dogs properly then
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    I know that I'm saying you'd think it though looking at how many is there. And ye I agree still needs a good dog to get em I weren't saying otherwise .
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    You would think that they must be green rabbits to get that many, you hear of some pickin the squatters only and still bagging loads. It's good going FairPlay, the rabbits by me are on motor bikes lol I would love abit of sport like that though
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    I should of called my new pup noo noo! Always got her nose to the ground haha
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    About 4-5 years back we would rarely come back with less than 20 odd rabbits on the lamp which is good where I live, u will be lucky now to see that many never mind catch them!
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    Tbh I have never done a great deal in the day, mainly lamping. But I'm going to try and get out abit more in the day with this pup when it's older. What's you lots thoughts on entering a pup? I've always got them chasing on the lamp first, because that's all I really do. Some say entering in the day time can make them 'hunt up' on the lamp?! I personally can't comment as I've never done it that way. Cheers
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    Ye it's light out still, it's boring at nights atm not having a lurcher to take off. Can't wait for next season to hurry up and come.
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    Some good wind and light rain forecast here in telford over the next few days. To me that's ideal lamping weather. Although its light still, what do you lot think ideal lamping weather is? I know some lads who prefer it dry, me personally have had some of the best outings with light drizzle.
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    You can't beat that feeling
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    Nice coat on it
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    FairPlay what cross mate
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    Telford, shrops
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    She took to the lead training with ease and also retrieving a ball, quick 5mins only though don't want to over do it.
  19. hare_n_hounds
    You have sent me one? Nothing coming up
  20. hare_n_hounds
    I don't mind abit of saluki myself, only a bit though lol.
  21. hare_n_hounds
    Ok cheers. What's the best to feed them on at this age so there bone/muscles develop properly, or is it the same as any other type? Thanks
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    Cheers mate. Never really had 'big' Lurcher types, does there diet differ from smaller types? Just wondered due to there structure etc
  23. hare_n_hounds
    Nice cross that is mate
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    i don't really know mate tbh lol I was dead set on a straight collie grey, nice and simple .. But then I got offered this one and I had a think about it and decided to go with it, why not! And no I definitley didn't want a bull x, not so much the size of them it was more that I just don't seem to get on with them! I love a lurcher to retrieve shot foxes.. aswell as catch rabbits so thought this would be ideal, also I've heard good things of this type of cross so I'll just have to wait and see how she turns out. I'm going to have to dig out a couple of old books now, I always like a book to r
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