If The Ban Was Lifted

[nothernlite 18,089]

two running dogs for chasing plastic bags, fawn dog rising 4 next year, the bitch is 18 months,

cracking looking dog border lad well fit

[trenchfoot 4,243]

Youd think that but why is it so difficult I remember reading jackie drakeford and she said deer should be the first quarry taken by a lurcher as it was a greyhound original job ... I like a fast and game dog but im struggling to achieve that

im sure Jackie Drakeford said start them on mice in a barn

Edited November 12, 2013 by trenchfoot

[birddog 1,354]

if the ban gets lifted i'm a china man.................so i'd probably eat my dogs

[NATACC 18]

Tbh this ban is never going to be lifted and eventually all lurcher work and terrier and ferreting will be stopped as the government continues to control our lives

[buster gonads 862]

It may all become illegal NATACC, but that wont stop it taking place, i for one will not obey these laws made by people that havent got a clue, atb, buster.

[NATACC 18]

Ive been shot at and blown up worked my arse off in the name of this country and I for one will not stop hunting either

[spindolero 1,111]

Not as easy as people think id say id like wheaton grey saluki grey but then again may not take deer or not enough speed to take hare

not sure wheaton blood helps when you need stamina

i would say bull blood would provide it better and less prone to overheat

[paulus 26]

 

Not as easy as people think id say id like wheaton grey saluki grey but then again may not take deer or not enough speed to take hare

not sure wheaton blood helps when you need stamina

i would say bull blood would provide it better and less prone to overheat

 

i would say it will probably be the opposite in my experience anyway, i believe a mixture of saluki bull grey would be the dog for the job

[bird 9,984]

 

 

Not as easy as people think id say id like wheaton grey saluki grey but then again may not take deer or not enough speed to take hare

not sure wheaton blood helps when you need stamina

i would say bull blood would provide it better and less prone to overheat

 

i would say it will probably be the opposite in my experience anyway, i believe a mixture of saluki bull grey would be the dog for the job

 

 

quite few lads got b/s/g and they seem to handle any quarry , sound like a good x.

[NATACC 18]

Im leaning towards a good saluki grey but its not for aehile yet gives me time to look about even thou the cookland deerhound greys also seem to be ok