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    Im new to lurchers and would like to hear some opinions. My question is are there noticable differances between the 1/2+1/2 crosses, and the 5/8+3/8 in speed? I have a 1/2+1/2 cross gyp that Im really high on, that I will want to breed some day. I would like more speed, but dont want to lose her style or temperment. Would putting her to a 3/4+1/4 male to get 5/8+3/8 pups give me that, or do I need to go to a pure running dog to get much increase in speed? Take care.
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    I put fox because coyote wasnt an option... :whistle: Its gotta bite back to get my blood really pumping. Take care.
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    Justpiddlin-Sounds like your on the right track. We run the coyotes different out West, but if the end result is a caught coyote, your doing it right. Take care.
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    Badger-Stop posting pics and talking about upcoming Bullstag litters. My heart cant stand it...LOL I hope to have some pics to post of a pair of your Bullstags out West real soon. Take care.
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    hornhunter-I know and my wife is trying to talk me into moving... trapperman-I cringe when I hear how some others have it, so I just make sure I take advantage of all the freedoms we have here. Take care.
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    Thanks for the welcome all. Inan-I have coursed coyotes, but mostly hunt them by calling/decoying. I have the Bullxs to try them on the lamp and from the calling stands. There are folks here that only use longdogs (stags) to course coyotes, and there are others that only run them with hounds. Still others enter terriers during denning season. The coyote makes for good sport no matter which way you choose to pursue him. Take care.
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    Hey Fellas, hope you dont mind me having a read now and then. I Bear and Coyote hunt mostly, but have a couple Bullx lurchers Im fooling with now, and still get out with some terriers for a little work every once in a while. Take care.
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