which bull x to choose

[scottish carper ingram 40]

freisian or aberdeen angus!!

the freisian is a power house and will really add muscle to the mix!! were as the angus is ligher framed and taste really good when your finished with it!!

 

i was looking for genuine informatin and help theres no need to get wide, all people like you do is discourage young people looking to get involved off, thanks for the other comments guys

ps. when did a friesian become a power house with muscle? think id take a charolais, limiosine or belgian blue, comon get to no your cow breed before you try taking the piss

 

it was a bit of humour u get that when you write things that could have several meanings!! somthing i would imagine will happen to you more than once in your time on this forum!!

if a bit of humor offends you that much that it could put you off the dog game!! mate i suggest you dont even bother!!just wait till the colliex vs bullx arguments start !! all the best with your hunt for a dog

 

i have no problem with humour, it just pissed me off that im new to the whole lurcher scene and was looking genuine info an whats the best dog to get

[cooper101 86]

freisian or aberdeen angus!!

the freisian is a power house and will really add muscle to the mix!! were as the angus is ligher framed and taste really good when your finished with it!!

 

i was looking for genuine informatin and help theres no need to get wide, all people like you do is discourage young people looking to get involved off, thanks for the other comments guys

ps. when did a friesian become a power house with muscle? think id take a charolais, limiosine or belgian blue, comon get to no your cow breed before you try taking the piss

 

it was a bit of humour u get that when you write things that could have several meanings!! somthing i would imagine will happen to you more than once in your time on this forum!!

if a bit of humor offends you that much that it could put you off the dog game!! mate i suggest you dont even bother!!just wait till the colliex vs bullx arguments start !! all the best with your hunt for a dog

 

i have no problem with humour, it just pissed me off that im new to the whole lurcher scene and was looking genuine info an whats the best dog to get

 

right you want genuine info!!

 

half grey cross bull!! more of a digging mans dog can be on the sluggish side dependant on how there built but good for what there bred for!!

 

three quarter grey cross bull!! more of an allround type better bet if your mainly after rabbits!!

 

next bit of advice dont just buy the first pup out of litter of pups you see up for sale there are alot of genuine lads on here with these types and i suggest you look on the threads about them and make up your mind who you feel could point you in the right direction!!

 

another bit of advice would be to look up the laws on hunting whith dogs and think about were your going to be running them i.e permission/hopping the fence take all this into consideration before jumping in and buying a type because you like the look of them!! hope this was more informative for you!!!

[Malt 379]

freisian or aberdeen angus!!

the freisian is a power house and will really add muscle to the mix!! were as the angus is ligher framed and taste really good when your finished with it!!

 

i was looking for genuine informatin and help theres no need to get wide, all people like you do is discourage young people looking to get involved off, thanks for the other comments guys

ps. when did a friesian become a power house with muscle? think id take a charolais, limiosine or belgian blue, comon get to no your cow breed before you try taking the piss

 

it was a bit of humour u get that when you write things that could have several meanings!! somthing i would imagine will happen to you more than once in your time on this forum!!

if a bit of humor offends you that much that it could put you off the dog game!! mate i suggest you dont even bother!!just wait till the colliex vs bullx arguments start !! all the best with your hunt for a dog

 

i have no problem with humour, it just pissed me off that im new to the whole lurcher scene and was looking genuine info an whats the best dog to get

 

 

Genuine question. If you're just starting out with lurcher's why do you want a bull x as your first dog?

[DEERMAN 1,020]

It all depends on ground and what your after , for the type of place and stuff i hunt i prefer a 3/8 5/8.

[busher 145]

yea dont get any bull cross useless get a bedlington lurcher just do same job but find you more quarry

[bullgreyhoundxrotty 6]

i have a 28inch bullterrier x greyhoud, has pit bullterrier ridgeback greyhound in him. he will take anything and not alot he cant chase down. hes also just become a dad , got on my pedigree rottweiler bitch when i wasnt looking so have 8 big strong pups. would get rid of the bull cross as cant be arsed this season with working him and wouldnt mind keeping the biggest pup in my litter as he is a beast witrh a big bull head.

 

 

 

 

 

it was a bit of humour u get that when you write things that could have several meanings!! somthing i would imagine will happen to you more than once in your time on this forum!!

if a bit of humor offends you that much that it could put you off the dog game!! mate i suggest you dont even bother!!just wait till the colliex vs bullx arguments start !! all the best with your hunt for a dog

 

i have no problem with humour, it just pissed me off that im new to the whole lurcher scene and was looking genuine info an whats the best dog to get

 

 

Genuine question. If you're just starting out with lurcher's why do you want a bull x as your first dog?

[KingKong 44]

my first x

[Guest deerhound hunter]

my bull x ..1/4 bull 1/4 deerhound 2/4 grey been a very handy dog a brillant allrounder

[Guest deerhound hunter]

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[masmiffy 82]

Why bother with any form of bull cross for rabbits!!

[blue staffy 145]

my first x

 

nice looking dog that mate

[bird 9,969]

Why bother with any form of bull cross for rabbits!!

 

ok there not rabbit dogs, but if you have been looking for other quarry, and we all been there ,where some nights you can draw a blank. If you see a few rabbits, you can (still) give the dog or dogs a run, better than nought.

[Guest D.F.K]

a bull cross that gets on gear an deas with it single handed will do me whatever cross it is lol

[Lost Generation 93]

i thinking of getting a bull cross but not sure which to get, would be grateful if anyone could let me no the pros and cons of differant x's, pics would be great too thanks

 

 

What do you intend to use the dog for and over what kind of ground? These are the issues that should determine what kind of dog you get and if you can post this kind of information then you are likely to get more informed replies. Different types of lurcher come in and out of fashion. When I started in the early 1970's deerhound crosses were all the rage, then collie crosses came into fashion and to hear a lot of the bullshit around at the time you would have thought that nothing but a collie cross could possibly catch a fox or even a rabbit. After that saluki crosses got very fashionable and at the moment the bull cross is in fashion but there are many other types of lurcher that will do most jobs as well or better than most bull crosses. If it is only rabbits you are interested in catching then why not get a whippet a bedlington whippet or a greyhound whippet. If you want to course hares then you will be wasting your time and money with a bull cross and need to think about one of the line bred saluki blooded coursing dogs. If its an allrounder then almost anything that is 3/4 greyhound is likely to be able to do the job the job and my choice would be 3/4 bred greyhound deerhound or 3/4 bred greyhound collie. For a specialist fox dog, many first cross bull greyhounds are too slow to catch well single-handed and often have bad feet as well so go for a 3/4 bred bull greyhound or a deerhound greyhound which would be my choice. For a deer dog, go for a deerhound greyhound or a biggish saluki cross. My advice then is to provide a bit more information, keep an open mind and don't just be a fashion victim.

[Terrier man 38]

yea dont get any bull cross useless get a bedlington lurcher just do same job but find you more quarry

Shows exactly what you know kid....

 

 

 

 

scottish carper ingram, It all depends what your going running them on.If your after an all rounder 3/4grey 1/4bull fit the bill . But if your after more testing quarry Half cross will do or even a 5/8Greyhound 3/8bull.

 

Then again if your after one for looks then your better off with a nice big buck ferret as these dogs ar by no means pets.