rory_foutz

So you only have any interest in things which could directly affect your life? Thats pretty f*****g sad mate. with working dogs im only interested in the things i can actually work a dog on..........thats how i ment it, like i said why worry if a dog can do something solo when it aint in the uk......UNLESS YOU ARE ACTUALLY GOING TO ATTEMT IT?? LIKE RUNNING UR DOG SOLO ON A GAZELL IN A DESERT, NEVER COME ACROSS EITHER IN THE UK......SO WHY WORRY ABOUT IT?? Well there are a few Americans on here that might want to know, and to be honest, a 25lb coyote is on the smaller s

I'm pretty sure the Irish wolfhound is not the official dog of Ireland. but you can claim it if you like.

Are you saying that your lurchers are quick enough to catch rabbit but will also pick up the scent of an animal a tree it or hold a hod till you get there? you should let me know next time you have a good litter. many thanks Rory

Thank you for providing an explanation to my question. I guess that if I am running on rocky ground, the prey will be slower as well which allows me to focus less on speed and more on the dogs feet.

I'll buy the book. Thank you for the advice.

why don't gun dog crosses make good coursers? The german short haired pointer is very fast and has tons of stamina. It along with the grey were bred in with huskies to create the alaskan huskie that is used for sled racing.

Here is America, you can find pure bred wolves that people keep as pets. I wonder if crossing a deerhound or a grey with one would produce a good lurch. the wolf is fast, agile and has good stamina often chasing prey for miles. Plus the wolf has a lot of chase and hunting drive. Opinions?

So I would really like to course here (western states, rocky mountains). I want to, hunt jackrabbit, coyote, and pronghorn and deer. (I know that hunting antelope, and deer is illegal in America, but what no ones sees didnt actually happen right? Anyways, just consider everything here a hypothetical. So I have some questions. I am very ignorant at this point, and I will do alot of research before I purchase a dog. My questions are ignorant and I am sure make me look irresponsible, but they are just ignorant. Let's see if anyone has an opinion on any of them: 1. What's the deal with lu

Hello, everyone, I am American and have been hunting my whole life, but just with rifle. I have hunted Elk, deer, coyote, and of course prairie dog and all the other small stuff that doesn't require a permit. But I am really interested in informal coursing, and i don't know or even heard of anyone that courses here. So, i'm hoping to get some expert British advice.