chicken george 38 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Quote Link to post
nothernlite 18,089 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Your honour not me 1 Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,916 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Was a joke mate, I've owned and seen some good whippets which caught a fair few 'witches' ' before the ban' Quote Link to post
lurcherman 887 13,264 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Cant beat a bit of witching 1 Quote Link to post
chicken george 38 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Was a joke mate, I've owned and seen some good whippets which caught a fair few 'witches' ' before the ban' I know mate just shows ya that they are a fair bit easier on the lamp Quote Link to post
shaaark 10,916 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 (edited) Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Lol, kin el poshpikey's question has taken a bit of a turn! Witches, lamps, broomsticks, next thing you'll know will be some turnip saying he saw a whippet catch a hare! Now that would have to be some sort of witchcraft! I got a whippet does em regular on the lamp she's caught more hares than rabbit I even took her to the fen she done 2/2 a few weeks ago Was a joke mate, I've owned and seen some good whippets which caught a fair few 'witches' ' before the ban' I know mate just shows ya that they are a fair bit easier on the lamp Or that most whippets, if allowed to mature a bit and strengthen up and develope, before they get run at stuff too young, do go on to be pretty good, even on hares . Edited to add, I'm not saying they'd be a viable option as out and out hare dogs compared to a taller purpose bred type, but if given a bit of time to mature before they start work, as any type should really, I think many people would be surprised at what many whippets are capable of Edited November 18, 2014 by shaaark 3 Quote Link to post
johnny 2 367 Posted November 18, 2014 Report Share Posted November 18, 2014 Whippets the under dog of the sight hounds,just gotta love em 1 Quote Link to post
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