What's your opinion on an ideal foxing lurcher ?

[fox assasin 16]

HI lads as said above what's yours ?

Mine is deerhound/bedlington/greyhound

He does the job for me

What's yours ?

[iceman001979 1,316]

DEERHOUND X BULL X GREY X WHEATEN

[sniper 30]

Pre ban just for fox half wheaten/grey or half bull/ grey

[rexdigger 54]

One that can catch and deal with a fox single handed irrelevant of breed

 

[TheDirtyDawg 58]

3/4 grey 1/4 wheaten just has more gears than half bred.if your talking about running a fox on lamp or cover

[Good Man 196]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

[downsouth 7,248]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

Or maybe they just wernt that good in the first place thats why they were constantly doubled up.

[Good Man 196]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

Or maybe they just wernt that good in the first place thats why they were constantly doubled up.

 

Not from what i heard, but i have only seen them on dvd and talked to lads that knew of them and the dogs, so who knows.

All i do know is, it takes a very good dog, to take them on a regular basis, not just now and then,

[downsouth 7,248]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

Or maybe they just wernt that good in the first place thats why they were constantly doubled up.

 

Not from what i heard, but i have only seen them on dvd and talked to lads that knew of them and the dogs, so who knows.

All i do know is, it takes a very good dog, to take them on a regular basis, not just now and then,

Iagree it does take a very good dog to take numbers reularly(single handed)But like you said on the dvd you can see them waiting for a safe strike even though they have backup,In my eyes that is not a fox dog.

[josh-waddingham 13]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

Or maybe they just wernt that good in the first place thats why they were constantly doubled up.

 

Not from what i heard, but i have only seen them on dvd and talked to lads that knew of them and the dogs, so who knows.

All i do know is, it takes a very good dog, to take them on a regular basis, not just now and then,

Iagree it does take a very good dog to take numbers reularly(single handed)But like you said on the dvd you can see them waiting for a safe strike even though they have backup,In my eyes that is not a fox dog.

 

agree imo a dog that waits for the perfect strike is too clever for its own good wether single handed or doubled up, no good to me before the ban but like i said just my oppinion

[Good Man 196]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

Or maybe they just wernt that good in the first place thats why they were constantly doubled up.

 

Not from what i heard, but i have only seen them on dvd and talked to lads that knew of them and the dogs, so who knows.

All i do know is, it takes a very good dog, to take them on a regular basis, not just now and then,

Iagree it does take a very good dog to take numbers reularly(single handed)But like you said on the dvd you can see them waiting for a safe strike even though they have backup,In my eyes that is not a fox dog.

 

Not when they have got to that stage, i agree.

[Catcher 1 639]

Deerhound x.

[chartpolski 23,475]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

 

If it's a "drawn out fight"; then they aren't fox dogs !!!

 

Cheers.

[Good Man 196]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

 

If it's a "drawn out fight"; then they aren't fox dogs !!!

 

Cheers.

 

Spot on.

[TheDirtyDawg 58]

Any of the fox taking breeds mentioned above, but, one that can work and kill foxes on a regular basis without jacking.

It takes some dog, to take a few foxes on a nights lamping 2 or more times a week, from my experience in the passed.

Some, not all, jack after a while of this amount of work, especially if they don't kill quick and its a drawn out fight!!

Their is a dvd, called the wrecking crew, if you watch some of the dogs carefully, they hang about chasing the fox, not taking it quickly, as them dogs, were worked none stop, taking a lot of foxes during the week, so took their time striking after a while.

 

If it's a "drawn out fight"; then they aren't fox dogs !!!

 

Cheers.

 

Spot on.

 

agreed