best bull/greyhound and why?

[Guest wex]

I KNOW EXACTLY THE STAMP THE SIRE OF MY PUP AS AND HIS BACK GROUND IN THE FIELD IVE HAD BULL XS FOR OVER 15 YEARS MATE BEFORE EVERY c**t HAD THEM ALL THE BEST POT FILLER

Kept them myself for many moons, sad when something becomes this seasons must have

[Guest MOLLY]

what people need to remember is there no set way for a pup to be thrown just because its a 1/2 x it dont mean it going to be heavy

MOLL.

[Guest SHOT]

pretty much what i said zap.before the other lad spat his dummy out.

also asked you potfiller how much bull you thought was in this? seeing as you wouldnt want to go heavier than 1/4bull.she,s 3/8th,s very racey

[Guest MOLLY]

A full 50% bull under 23" and just as racey

 

 

 

 

Or i should say was...she's looking more like a labrador cross at the moment, bless her

MOLL.

[Guest MOLLY]

Showpony

Ohhh yes

The one and only time she ever won a show, and thats only cos Millet took her in the ring...sexual discrimination

MOLL.

[alimac 882]

as molly, heres my first cross, need nothing more racey than this one, also got second cross and 2 5/8 3/8 dogs

[Guest MOLLY]

Alimac, i know going off 4 dogs isnt going to give the average, but which do you prefer from all of yours and why?

MOLL.

[Guest bob]

nice little bitch that molly

[BULL 96]

hello bob the best bullx i ever had was a bull/grey x bull/grey it was the fastest lurcher i have ever seen and extremialy clever natural hunting ability was amazing very heavily built and quite long a strange looking dog caught more rabbits per night than my collie/grey. AND AS GAME AS THEY COME, has any one else had a 2nd generation bullx your thoughts (lets keep it to a qestion rather than a debate lads ) CHEERS

[J Darcy 5,871]

I have seen racey 1/2 breds, and yet heavy 1/4 breds....just no guarentee how they will turn out. I have noticed one thing though, and thats i feel the 1/4 bred may be taller at the shoulder if a larger dog is required than the 1/2 bred.......good hunting... JD

[alimac 882]

molly... as two are only 9 weeks iv only watched the other two work.. had a big strong first cross that was just to heavy for catching game consistantly, but was as game as they come ... i then got a first cross bitch, quick for a bull x , kean as mustard, but lacks a little fight.. the second cross( or as i should have said a 3/4 1/4) i mentioned was the big male first cross over a heinz variety lurcher, light and good with long ears... the dog i kept is looking good a huge chest and stride with a good dash of fire in his belly... but over all as long as there racey i dont mind what cross/percentages they are, its all well and good having a big strong dog but its got to catch its game first

Edited August 3, 2007 by alimac

[Guest SHOT]

[MATTI 34]

I KNOW EXACTLY THE STAMP THE SIRE OF MY PUP AS AND HIS BACK GROUND IN THE FIELD IVE HAD BULL XS FOR OVER 15 YEARS MATE BEFORE EVERY c**t HAD THEM ALL THE BEST POT FILLER

Kept them myself for many moons, sad when something becomes this seasons must have

 

Well done you 2, you should of put a "patent" on the Bullx.

[Guest bullxgrey]

The general debate among hunters seems to be bullx or not, love them or loath them I personally have a variety of different lurcher crosses .what I want to hear of you guys is what type of bull/greyhound do you prefer and why BULL/GREYHOUND 1ST CROSS BULL/GREYHOUND 2ND CROSS 1/4 BULL 3/4 GREYHOUND OR THE 5/8 3/8

 

 

I have just reciently bought a 2nd cross bull grey off a mate and we were speaking about the same thing today heres what we came up with.........

 

a first cross or a second cross is in our opinion built for big game ie. deer,fox

where as

anything with little bull in it ie 1/4 to 3/4 is built more for speed so would be good on all game hare deer fox

please correct me if im wrong

 

terry

[Guest COMPUTER HUNTER]

A FEW PICS OF THE BULL X'S IV HAD

 

BULL GREYHOUND/WHIPPET GREYHOUND

 

 

HALF X

 

 

BULL GREYHOUND/BEDLINGTON GREYHOUND

 

 

BULL GREYHOUND /SALUKI GREYHOUND