Roe and Rabbit?

[Hob&Jill 258]

noones yet mentioned wheaton/greys or beddie x's or the like ~ if you can get hold of one, they are very hard dogs, but equally important they are tenacious in their hunting style(or so ive seen in the few ive encountered)

I do like Beddy/Greys, but wasnt sure of they would have the power to bring deer down? Dont quote me on that as its a complete and utter assumption

 

Never seen a Wheatonx unfortunatly.

 

when you decide the time is right to have a lurcher if theres any germanshepherd x greyhound litters it may pay to check them out.i got mine from heart of wales on here,and it looks like the racier one out of the litter.and though mine hasnt caught anything yet.they are only about 7/8months old and i want to hold her back.she has shown a lot of interest in the deer ,and there is a lot of deer here munty & fallow,[never seen a roe so dont know if there here].only the other day she was on the heels of a deer vanishing into the scrub,luckily she is good on recall.and came back when i shouted to her.as i think she would end up damaged and seems to immature yet to be working.

Have you any pics? I was always intreged with this litter, havent seen any recent photos of them.

been a bit hetic,and forgot the camera when went for this evenings walk.will try tomorrow.

Thanks alot, would be much appeciated :thumbs-up: They looked a cracking litter

[heart of wales 19]

Here is Drift the problem I have got is holding her back got a lot of growing to do full of work exellent nose,this is her with a 3/4 grown caught on our lawn.