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  1. low plains drifter
    You are as keen as they come captain,sure you will bring the best out of all your dogs,I am craving a pup ,but trying to find a job is the priority for me at the minute,my youngest dog will be 8 year old on the last day of july,his running style is identical to the red irish bred dog i've got,his sister looks very like your red bitch,the lad who owns her got her as his first dog off me when she was 10 months old,she's as agile as a cat,very short coupled with a real thick saddle and thick back legs,he's caught a lot of strong ones on the hilly land with all the bumpy ground and wire fences,I c
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    I am not running the dog early .... Infact I am trying to take her places where there is no game .... Oh and I can guarantee that I will not ruin this bitch ............... You certainly wont,some dogs know their purpose before they even see the land or the quarry,I dare say you have one,all the best,happy days are coming your way,me thinks
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    I know G hosker lined one or two greyhounds with a doxhope dog and the pups we're sent over to america,they we're good stuff over here,think they might have been of some use to the coyote men,hope so anyway
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    You seem to have quite a variety of saluki breeding there captain,maybe you could breed a new line of dogs that can do the business on any land,hope you enjoy testing your dogs on the big land next season,sure you will enjoy yourself whatever happens atb mate
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    Flacko wants dog food,not one up the bum
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    Any dog that lurches can be called a lurcher regardless of breed explain ? If a dog comes up on it's quarry,and slows down slightly,and attempts to pick up it,s prey when it turns by cutting to one side,rather than overshooting,The dog has learn't how to lurch,this is the reason why coursing greyhounds dont get ran too often as they wont clock the points up unless they are forcing a hare to turn,rather than hanging back until the hare decides to turn and allows the dog a chance to cut the corner and pick the hare up side on you need to sit yourself down and have a word with yourself ffs
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    Sounds like it might be easier for you to buy a pup
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    I know i'm going off topic here,but does anyone know anything about the smooth coated black dog called sonny that featured on the nipper and joey dvd,he seemed a real keen dog,mean eyed fecker,never seen anything mentioned about him
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    Over here some people call deerhounds staghounds,when really a staghound looks like a foxhound and used to be worked in a pack,the coyote looks a pretty mean animal I bet they can do some damage to livestock
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    I remember my dog going missing for about 20 minutes following roe scent when he was 4 months old,lost him for well over an hour last year in the tall rape fields he was away after the foxes,he'll be 8 year old in july and he's always loved scent hunting
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    Oh right it was a good few years ago when I read that book,thought it was just what you called the working greyhounds that you have over there cheers
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    It was in the gazehounds and coursing book by Dutch salmon where I read about them,think there was a dog called filo 31 inch tts,that was said to have been able to stay on a jack rabbit for 3 minutes with the salukis,do you get a chance to run the rabbits dan or are you too busy sorting the coyotes out
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    Any dog that lurches can be called a lurcher regardless of breed explain ? If a dog comes up on it's quarry,and slows down slightly,and attempts to pick up it,s prey when it turns by cutting to one side,rather than overshooting,The dog has learn't how to lurch,this is the reason why coursing greyhounds dont get ran too often as they wont clock the points up unless they are forcing a hare to turn,rather than hanging back until the hare decides to turn and allows the dog a chance to cut the corner and pick the hare up side on
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    Any dog that lurches can be called a lurcher regardless of breed
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    That pup of tommys could pull a f*****g kart its got a right old chest stands proud as f**k am the daddy get ready lol. They've certainly got some bulk about them,never seen saluki crosses like them before,must be some rotty blood somewhere in lucas lol
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    Big old dog lucas,some width of front end,where does the size come from,pups all look very well all the best with them
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    What's this I hear about the chicken and mushroom slice line,are they the more streamline type
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    One american working dog I would like to see,after what I have read about them would be the cunningham greyhound
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    i no mate was only joking but i dont see the point if you hav no dog or gun you will only make them shy Nothing wrong with getting out with the lamp and seeing what the land is holding,and shining a lamp wont make the quarry shy,that comes from,previous experience of escaping a pursuer
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    Never made any from scratch,but the premium kits from woodfordes are pretty good
  22. low plains drifter
    That looks feckin rotten p w,what you need is a couple of carrots,some mushrooms,put it in an ovenproof dish,with your rabbit and onions,cook nice and slowly
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    What can you do ?

  24. low plains drifter
    Good looking team captain,the red bitch looks like she's put some beef on lol
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    Lucky sod
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