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  On 10/11/2010 at 12:11, bull101 said:
  On 10/11/2010 at 11:26, ryan161 said:

this is my bro bitch 5/8greyhound 3/8bull think she is about 5 yr old

kills foxs 4 fun mate and she is heavy set mate she is big 4 a bitch :thumbs:

 

 

she's a nice bitch pal :thumbs:

 

thanks pal :thumbs:

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theres some right bollocks gets chatted on here, it seems more foxes die in one day on this site than they do in a full season in the real world, now heres a few facts i know..... the majority of half

Ok, I'll get with the post, the post says 'heavy', well lets face it, no heavy (as in weight) can catch much at all. As for first crosses, well run at the right weight and they'll do the job, week in

this is my bro bitch 5/8greyhound 3/8bull think she is about 5 yr old kills foxs 4 fun mate and she is heavy set mate she is big 4 a bitch

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  On 10/11/2010 at 17:50, blue staffy said:
  On 10/11/2010 at 11:26, ryan161 said:

this is my bro bitch 5/8greyhound 3/8bull think she is about 5 yr old

kills foxs 4 fun mate and she is heavy set mate she is big 4 a bitch :thumbs:

 

that is an absolute cracker mate nice strong bitch

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  On 07/11/2010 at 19:20, derekbrown said:

a fox that wants to move can move seriously fast and turn faster,heavy set dogs no matter how game wont catch nearly the amount of foxes day or night that a racier game dog can.a lot of people especially those that do more talking than catching think that all foxes are simple to catch,they are not,a fast dog is needed especially on shy ones.

I will 100% agree with all of what you have said, :thumbs: .

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  On 10/11/2010 at 18:09, Bobba_fett said:

you dont need a fast dog to catch a fox, i'v seen a lab right on a foxs tail

Did it catch it though, if the fox felt pressured im sure that tail would be flicking about while it is spraying shit in the dogs face inbetween turning nigh on like a hare.

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  On 10/11/2010 at 18:20, Lady rosselle said:

Nice looking pooch Ryan161,but i would not class that as heavy, going from some of the brutes ive seen out there.

thanks every 1. mate that bitch is heavyer than you think

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ive been out with a few lads with heavy bull xs watch there dogs work on all sorts of quarry but one thing i notice is they work em with so many injurys. i dont meen bites i meen swollen wrists stiful injurys swollen toes traped nerves. theses dogs run on flint fields smashed feet get lauched out of windows at speed and they wonder why they cant spin a fox about how many bull x owners take there dogs to greyhound vets to get em look at :thumbs:

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Its makes me chuckle how folk on here talk about catching foxes pre ban like it was normal practice

 

I've ran dogs for a good few years now, and never owned nor seen one that caught red with any sort of consistancy - and I have been around some belters over the years. Im not saying they arent about - only I haven't seen them.

 

Personally I think the post was a non-brainer to start with, anyone who's done a bit, will know how quick a fit red-lad can be, and how they can disappear in a lamp in a milli-second.

 

.............I suppose its rather like asking if a golden eagle could catch a swallow - Just apply the simple laws of logic

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  On 10/11/2010 at 18:25, ryan161 said:
  On 10/11/2010 at 18:20, Lady rosselle said:

Nice looking pooch Ryan161,but i would not class that as heavy, going from some of the brutes ive seen out there.

thanks every 1. mate that bitch is heavyer than you think

I am in no way calling your pooch or you mate so dont take this the wrong way as that look's a fine looking dog you have there, but if you excercise her the right way and feed her the right food she will loose a good few pounds and muscle up lovely,you say she is heavier than i think . :hmm: .im sure she will be hitting the 80/90lb mark which makes no difference mate as she is not a overly stocky bitch and is carrying extra weight,get her out every day maybe twice a day for a couple of hours a session and in a months time you will see a different dog. ;) .

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