Woodland Lurchers

[bunnys 1,228]

lsheperd types coliies cattle dogsall will fit the bill for woodland ,mine are expected to work dense cover foresry etc.my own personall favourite hunting ,coursing animals brung up round deep woodland has welps usually go on to be good around the cover crops .atb bunnys.

[PoshPikey 560]

A GWP x would do all that and more.

 

A GWP would probably do it without the need to dilute their blood but if it had a bit of greyhound in it then it would be perfect for following up.

[fireman 10,869]

The best woodland dogs by far i have seen have been colie x's from a line down my way,they just seemed to have the nack.

[Lloyd90 509]

The best woodland dogs by far i have seen have been colie x's from a line down my way,they just seemed to have the nack.

 

How much collie is in them ?

 

I have read a 1/4 c 3/4 g would be best for first timer and lamping, but would they then lose there ruggedness ?

[Bosun11 537]

Yep, Dogs & Natives hit the nail on the head, bring 'em up on it. Simply choose which type of lurcher would suit your needs and get 'em out as puppys over the ground you want to hunt.

I've always hunted woodland and dunes but with dogs that have known that terrain from puppys.

 

 

[Sirius 1,391]

It's just educating the dog, but I would opt for a robust type of dog, with enough size so it can afford to take a knock or two

Edited February 3, 2014 by Sirius

[baw 4,360]

I'd go for a first cross personally myself. Something that ain't to fast but fast enough. Collie grey would do it.

[fireman 10,869]

 

The best woodland dogs by far i have seen have been colie x's from a line down my way,they just seemed to have the nack.

 

How much collie is in them ?

 

I have read a 1/4 c 3/4 g would be best for first timer and lamping, but would they then lose there ruggedness ?

 

Not a clue mate,but there solid built for the job things and i've yet to see one wimp out on cover running and imo a 3/4 gh x would be a tad light for woodland running as you need a good broad chest to handle busting through cover and you need a good bone to handle the knocks the dog will be getting,but like i say just my opinion.

[dustyj 63]

Ive got a lab xgreyhound bitch very robust durable dogs quick off the mark catches rabbits easy on lamp good mooching dogs with a very good nose.

[paulus 26]

on point

[pip1968 2,490]

my dog pip loves working the woods he has my heart pounding when chasing rabbits through the rhoddies and i can hear branches snapping but wouldnt have it any other way

[forest of dean redneck 11,563]

Ive got a lab xgreyhound bitch very robust durable dogs quick off the mark catches rabbits easy on lamp good mooching dogs with a very good nose.

Not seen a litter advertised for awhile ,what it's look like?

[Wales1234 5,490]

Got a straight bull x and lurcher to lurcher bitch work woodland no problem they just get use to it same as another other work

[South hams hunter 8,921]

Nicks line fireman?

[fireman 10,869]

Nicks line fireman?

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