bunnys 1,228 Posted June 7, 2013 Report Share Posted June 7, 2013 anything needed to be doubled up aint a fox dog simples . atb bunnys. Quote Link to post
mbp 0 Posted June 7, 2013 Report Share Posted June 7, 2013 my hancock bitch just turned 4 stands a touch over 24tts. bred from tweedle dum out of a bitch called speckles, taken all quarry day and night but lamping is what she does best. Thats a really nice looking dog there martinhalli, what cross is it? Quote Link to post
Dan McDonough 560 Posted June 8, 2013 Report Share Posted June 8, 2013 Dan, There's no where that safe or private any more. That's how I look at it. I don't know of another US based site that regularly talks about hunting with sight hounds though. Quote Link to post
dave mac 58 Posted June 9, 2013 Report Share Posted June 9, 2013 The only down side to Hancocks is its his business and he hasn't the time to sit and socialise all the pups, so I wouldn't take on an older pup that he often gets stuck with. thats a fair shout bbb, back in the late80s i lost a collie type lurcher bitch she was an out and out rabbit dog. hit by a car, so i said thats it no more for me.well you know what its like when you have no lurcher about the place.so i phoned dh, and asked what he had. he had a litter of 6mt old pups out of richard jones, i took a dog £100.+£15 vat.the dog was very very nervous but slowly got better, he would not be kenneled up. he slept outside in the garden in rain and snow it didnt bother him at all. he was used on a bitch and that was it. over the fence he would go so had to build kennels, he was an out and out fox dog, he would mark to ground,worked very well with terriers. he would never look at deer, and was not up for hares, had to be pts at 10yrs.......... afew years down the line1998 i wanted a dog abit faster than a halfcross so phones dh what you got i asked, 3/4 cross by maurice 6mts old. i took her on. £150, and was glad i did, she took the lot, at the time i was digging abit and she had a few bolters under her belt, so 2 dogs from hancox at 6mts old, both very good for fox,but as you say i think if i had had them from 8wks they may have been abit better.atb dave mac Quote Link to post
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