banjo14

try pushing her up to about 2.4 ish and then start to bring her down again untill you get a good response. its definatly a strange one atb adam.

i bred a brindle patt a nice bitch she ended up going at 15 weeks to a pet home cos nobody wanted her . she was a good looking little thing and real fiesty as well.

alright mate you might want to edit this one.

i think a 2" lift and a set of mud tyres would finish it off nicely

i keep thinking about doing this with mine but was going to put a defender rear window and buck on it. but very nice you gotta love a disco.

if the bitch does the job does it matter whats in there? nice looking bitch.

just a suggestion try her a bit heavier ON CREANCE and see how she reacts. as with all creatures birds use a lot of energy keeping warm. i try to fly all of mine justa tad heavier in the cold weather.

always take them out as they are transmitting a signal they will just go flat.

imo i think the bull is a brainy dog mate have seen afew work and my bro in law has one here i gave him and shes clever as f**k and decent all rounder after lastnyt ill agree with that i think that the bull and bull crosses learn very quickly there not as thinck as people think

what a fantastic film.

harris and watson

a good person to show you the ropes. atb adam

i live in the fens and it would work very well around here as you can see for miles why not use a pure saluki the arabs do? i fly a gyr saker on them but without a dog and you are right sometimes its a bit boring but you still get a good few decent flights.

i cant remember what one it was but i read in a book hat its got a wide piece because coursing dogs where encouraged to pull on the lead to aid muscle building of th front legs chest ect how true it is i dont know but thats what i read.

thats really nice