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My father with he's black bitch also Charlie Winyat with he's dog Toby ( the Hoover) and Bill Bruce old brindle bitch Lou . I hope this pic comes out lol.

One of my father with he's black bitch , I think this was taken on the fen but this bitch caught hares all over the country .

A keen dog man,..will always have a dog of some kind...   Times may change,..the quarry may change,....and his own mind set may change...   But a genuine hunting man,..will always have a dog...

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I can remember various rough coated lurcher running around my estate in Faversham in the late 70s early 80s getting shagged by the vaious other mutts that got booted out to run the estate.Us kids used to nick food for them cause we thought they looked starving.It was 10 or so years later when I got into working dogs that I found out from older mates that they were sons and daughters of the legend Toby AKA The hoover.

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I can remember various rough coated lurcher running around my estate in Faversham in the late 70s early 80s getting shagged by the vaious other mutts that got booted out to run the estate.Us kids used to nick food for them cause we thought they looked starving.It was 10 or so years later when I got into working dogs that I found out from older mates that they were sons and daughters of the legend Toby AKA The hoover.

if only you knew then what you know now eh ?
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I can remember various rough coated lurcher running around my estate in Faversham in the late 70s early 80s getting shagged by the vaious other mutts that got booted out to run the estate.Us kids used to nick food for them cause we thought they looked starving.It was 10 or so years later when I got into working dogs that I found out from older mates that they were sons and daughters of the legend Toby AKA The hoover.

if only you knew then what you know now eh
It's funny I was beating for Charlie W last week it's quite amusing to see all these older fellas being all respectable knowing what a bunch of Herberts they were years ago.
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I can remember various rough coated lurcher running around my estate in Faversham in the late 70s early 80s getting shagged by the vaious other mutts that got booted out to run the estate.Us kids used to nick food for them cause we thought they looked starving.It was 10 or so years later when I got into working dogs that I found out from older mates that they were sons and daughters of the legend Toby AKA The hoover.

if only you knew then what you know now eh
It's funny I was beating for Charlie W last week it's quite amusing to see all these older fellas being all respectable knowing what a bunch of Herberts they were years ago.
I don't know what Charlie W is up to these days but I know the bloke in the last pic " Bill Bruce" is in he's seventies and still would go for a run now , oh and he's still a Herbert lol ?
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Nice pics marshman, reminds me of my dad who lived & breathed coursing throughout the 70s, mostly with traveling men.....also my earliest memories are of riding in the back of vans with lurchers & hares, no child safety seats for us.....lol

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I can remember various rough coated lurcher running around my estate in Faversham in the late 70s early 80s getting shagged by the vaious other mutts that got booted out to run the estate.Us kids used to nick food for them cause we thought they looked starving.It was 10 or so years later when I got into working dogs that I found out from older mates that they were sons and daughters of the legend Toby AKA The hoover.

if only you knew then what you know now eh

It's funny I was beating for Charlie W last week it's quite amusing to see all these older fellas being all respectable knowing what a bunch of Herberts they were years ago.
I don't know what Charlie W is up to these days but I know the bloke in the last pic " Bill Bruce" is in he's seventies and still would go for a run now , oh and he's still a Herbert lol
He's a keeper.
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Nice pics marshman, reminds me of my dad who lived & breathed coursing throughout the 70s, mostly with traveling men.....also my earliest memories are of riding in the back of vans with lurchers & hares, no child safety seats for us.....lol[/quote ] sure enough I can remember being put in the back of the van with the dogs , different times though .

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i was a kid in the late seventies and everywere was sniding with hares ,we used to have little contests , was nothing for 4 to 7 people to walk the stubbles and course hare the age group was 14 to mid twenties we had some laughs and got chased by the farmer on some land but hares there was plenty,great days and care free , never thought they would treat you as a criminal for chaseing a hare with a dog,glad ive had plenty ,83 we got norfolk types they could catch a hare good alround dogs,better than what we had before ,we used greyhounds ,mongrels, any thing that ran , great days good read about the hoover

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most of the boys who i grew up with dont have a dog ,but there a few more hardier ones who love the game , and havent went the way ,of i have a gun now i have to be a real good boy and get rid of the nasty lurchers ,and have a spaniel lab , i dont let them forget , if i bump into them ahah ,wur o jock thamsans bairns ,as they say in the north ,but then alot were not real dog men and just followed an eighties ninties cult , having a running dog ,

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