billybunter 72 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 just come across some old photos in the loft of a mick douglas bred lurcher which i got of him in 1982 when i lived in norfolk for a few years it was out of his bitch rust i gave quid for it good money for a 10 week old pup nearly 25 years ago proberly the best dog ive owned just wondering if any one on here has had dogs from mick and what they turned out like and if mick is still about last i heard he spent alot of time in kent cheers bb Quote Link to post
samba 534 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 READ IN EDRD A BIT ON THESE NORFOLKS DIDNT MICK GET RUST OF IVOR LEE THE COURSING MAN Quote Link to post
valentino 0 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 i have a bitch that apparently comes from these lines...i bought the bitch 7 years ago from a organic pig farmer in wolsingham co.durham if i remember rightly (as i was only a young teen and things seem so much different at that time) he had a whole family of these lurhers and showed me photos etc of the line.... i paid £60 for this bitch and its the best money ive ever spent, and if im honest i couldnt ask more from this dog.....never failed me or let me down and still going strong Quote Link to post
DUCKWING 302 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 AS FAR AS I KNOW THE FELLAS STILL BREEDING THAT LINE , WEVE SEEN REGULARY A YOUNG BITCH OUT OF HIS STUFF GOING BACK TO MICK DOUGLAS LINE , LAST TIME ABOUT A MONTH AGO , APPARENTLY ITS DOING VERY WELL , DAYTIME ESPECIALLY WITH A GOOD NOSE AND HAS TAKEN MOST THINGS , ME AND THE STALLION SAW THE SAME BITCH AS A PUP OF ABOUT 12 WEEKS WHEN HE FIRST BOUGHT IT ........... BELIVE ME THE PUP WAS IN POOR KNICK , THOUGH ITS TURNED OUT A NICE SORT ALL THE BEST DUCKWING Quote Link to post
whin 463 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 the two dogs i saw out of the douglas strain were both rough like a thick broken coated beardie but were more lightly built , i saw one catch fox roe and rabbit etc a nice dog , aguy from valley feild in scotland had it 9 or 10 years ago the other one was maybe 15 years ago ,looked like a small deerhound cross it was racy with a good deep chest never saw any more since then ,the puppy peddlars took over from these good ole strains Quote Link to post
Straightline 0 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 My old lamping partner had two long haired bitches from a guy in norfolk who bred norfolk lurchers about 15 - 20 years ago and it may well have been him. He said this guy was a right odd ball lived in the middle of nowhere. Best dogs he ever had he said. Both rough haired standing around 25/26. Worked both on the same lamp without slips. He would tell which one to run and they would. Quote Link to post
valentino 0 Posted November 14, 2006 Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 AS FAR AS I KNOW THE FELLAS STILL BREEDING THAT LINE , WEVE SEEN REGULARY A YOUNG BITCH OUT OF HIS STUFF GOING BACK TO MICK DOUGLAS LINE , LAST TIME ABOUT A MONTH AGO , APPARENTLY ITS DOING VERY WELL , DAYTIME ESPECIALLY WITH A GOOD NOSE AND HAS TAKEN MOST THINGS , ME AND THE STALLION SAW THE SAME BITCH AS A PUP OF ABOUT 12 WEEKS WHEN HE FIRST BOUGHT IT ........... BELIVE ME THE PUP WAS IN POOR KNICK , THOUGH ITS TURNED OUT A NICE SORT ALL THE BEST DUCKWING daytime is where my bitch is at her best...and her finding ability impresses me every time she is out...there is something about this bitch that i havnt seen in any other lurcher, either my own or others,..maybe i have just bonded differently with this bitch..who knows? valentino Quote Link to post
billybunter 72 Posted November 14, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 14, 2006 My old lamping partner had two long haired bitches from a guy in norfolk who bred norfolk lurchers about 15 - 20 years ago and it may well have been him. He said this guy was a right odd ball lived in the middle of nowhere. Best dogs he ever had he said. Both rough haired standing around 25/26. Worked both on the same lamp without slips. He would tell which one to run and they would. thats the man straightline out in the middle of the marshes nothing for miles i dont know about odd ball more of a older type hippy i was lucky enough to be invited out on a few occasions with him and his dogs on the acle marshes between yarmouth and norwich i havent seen dogs like that since and proberbly never will Quote Link to post
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