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My pal had a 3/4 grey 1/4 sal grey..

 

It was bred out of wolf.. Never made a proper fen dog.. Lad was told, it had no wind..

 

My pal got him going on the lamp and daytime local..

 

Caught daytime hares up here, hard to find daytime runnable hares in numbers but could take double figures solo at night.

 

Was decent all rounder rabbits, hares, deer and fox..

 

I wanted to put him over my old collie type bitch but is was not meant to be..

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I run with my mates bitch out of trooper and grace for a good few years she ran day and night

on some really rough ground aswell as the fens ran very cleaver down the road daytime but

knew the difference on the lamp very up and attem got some real good hauls up the dales

she worked well with ferrets and was trained to the whistle and hand signals so I would say they

can be more than one trick ponies

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for me its not ideal to have one dog per quarry I couldn't put enough gear in front of them to make it worth while. a saluki x that can turn his hand to anything is in my opinion one of the best crosses to have...

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Is that a goat in the pic lol

sure is,lol and hes taken lots,as was requested by the land owners.

 

Haha wicked curryed goat for tea then suppose to be nice no fat on a goat is there

 

In the summer the goats are coated in fat,they come down from the hill in their droves and eat the sweet grass and tops of beet etc.I only eat the kid goats as the older ones smell to fuk.also I hate curry,lol I wouldnt eat it to save my life.

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