Haggis81

They don't make them like that anymore, the best stuff came from there ?

So who is best bully or Lucas lol

Never kept it long not for me! My mate has a bitch out the same litter that's handy enough.

I had a bitch from grace x js Sam the litter before the chase litter.

Not another animal I have seen will do the job a deerhound is made for in the hill ground in Scotland, some of the land is hard enough to walk on, rock faces waist high heather hard land for a dog to run for 20 mins then take on a red. You will never find one now but a proper old school deerhound be as hard and game as anything going, they would need to be to do the job. On the other hand using them on the low land fields they are big not got the pace and agility of the lighter made greyhound x lurchers. I have had them and used them, smaller bitches the best chance.

Seen thousands on a rape park on sat, sky was Gray with them!!

This happend to someone I know, buzzard picked them up from neighbouring shoot and dropped them at his place. Possibly had a go at the guts before it got spooked

My cocker won't go into cover unless the cover has game in, some smash any cover but end up torn to bits every day out

Nice bag ?

Think England going to get pumped! Geriatric Gerrard hardly see the ball and the young forwards shooting as soon as they 25 yards away from goal..

More people should get rid of genuine shit! Breed from the best and hope for the best, plenty of shit kicking about the now!

I had a bitch that lost hair on back legs every now and again, vet reckons it was a condition called g/hound hair loss disorder that she suffered from due to the amount of g/hound in her make up

Small britches can throw big offspring. Size of the dam or sire don't really make any difference you need a dam that throws small offspring. I got a 32" bitch from her 27" dam but on the other hand I know a small bitch that throws small, unless your going to carry on a line for generations size is a game of chance

Had a couple of good days on them, I try shoot them at good range normally I get them coming in for a look and try shoot them before they get suspicious. I use 6 flocked decoys a few pigeons and a magpie decoy, sit one on the crow up on a fence post, normally they always have one acting as a lookout

After the dog gets couple of jags from the collar they behave perfect until it comes off