trenchfoot 4,243 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are a working dog ,most coursing bred crosses are just that coursing dogs so the stories can be slanted either way. What I will say is in PreBan days a good dog would be put to any quarry on any land in any weather and will not only run carefully selected opponents .. Long range slips make for a better test of a dog .My method is if the dog sees it then it gets slipped on if its in the same County. . Matches because they were based on kills the game plans were different but for days out they should be fair play all round for hare and dog. As has been said the hare doesnt get into gear until the dog is bearing down on it so wizz bangers need shorter slips other wise they would be blowiing before they get on terms from a long slip. Some dogs have pace and wind but the clever coursing dogs know when to go up and down the gears and when to press when to hold back and when to strike you would see lots of the fast dogs over run and often struggle to get back on terms if they miss the first strike but it was all part of a day out so it was enjoyed i what ever happened. A lot of the bad habits can be directly attributed to the introduction of the Hunting with Dogs ActI've seen non coursing bred Lurchers catch Hares from a fair distance away when out for a mooch.You would have i ve seen the longest slips for salukis that most dogs wouldnt even attempt tp get on terms, its not a contest between breeds of dog, its dog against hare on any particular day no matter want slant people want to put on itNot just me, the people I've been out with. Most dogs with anything about them would attempt to get on terms.I know different about dogs trying to get on terms I have been out with lads on here who couldnt even see what I had slipped on. I rely on my dogs sight they pull they go lads realise after the ground is made that they are on.Im talking big slips not a couple of hundred yards.Well seeing as though dogs can't see as good as humans you must have some canines.What utter Bollocks,my old shepherd lurcher could catch stuff in the dark I couldn't see, same as years ago poachers didn't have lamps that advertised they were there,dogs caught in the dark and by moonlight as if it was small they retrieved to hand be it a hare ,rabbit or the farmers chicken.Since when has hunting in the dark the same as daytime hunting.....It's not ,it's pointing out that dogs eyesights a lot better than a humans!How does a dogs eyesight at night prove it's a lot better than a humans in daylight?Your just trying to twist it, you stated a dogs eyesight wasn't as good as a human which is bollocks , It isn't from my experience out with dogs, a human will see more than a dog on a walk out looking for Hares. Don't you think this is true then? Wouldn't know I don't go out in daytime looking for hares,but I know when I used to go out at night with just a small pocket torch my dog could see stuff that I couldn't. I'm sure if they were alive the old timers that gate netted hares would argue it ,over a pint . We ain't all dead yet! 2 Quote Link to post
mr powers 876 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are wank 1 Quote Link to post
desertbred 5,490 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are wank Thats a given so whats new? 1 Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 About 20 odd pages of it there for everyone to see you pillockIs that mixed with the pages of DB dodging questions like a veteran politician. You invited me to see your dogs, don't be chatting shit now and start dodging. If the dogs are good I'll have no problem saying so.listen it's simple , The Fact you only said you had not got a running dog after I put the offer out there shows your a talker like I already stated. I'm still willing to run your dogs with my dogs. On my land what f***ing more can I offer? I don't need you to tell me how good my dogs are I've owned and ran enough to know my ear hole from my elbow un like a lot on here. I live and breath working dogs. May not lavish it all over the forum but belive me when I tell you I can back it up. Untill you have a dog f**k off , when you do have a running dog il gladly take you and your dog out on my land,,,no quibbles. I'm not looking for some goon with no dog to walk out , judge my dogs, and give his bullshit opinion. I'd rather see your dogs and mine next to eachother and see witch shines. I don't claim to be anything I'm not. The few good lads I know on here know my dogs, know what I do. It's fools like your self that think you know, when really you know fuckall. Jog on dreamer,,, Listen, the fact that I don't have a running dog ATM doesn't mean jack shit does it? I've had plenty of dogs over the years that have caught their fair share of Hares, your point is? You got all touchy because I called your Saluki's plodders, get over it ya bellend. If you're not willing to show me then I'll go on believing they are plodders, is that all right with you dreamer???? Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are wank I bet they even wank slow.... Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are a working dog ,most coursing bred crosses are just that coursing dogs so the stories can be slanted either way. What I will say is in PreBan days a good dog would be put to any quarry on any land in any weather and will not only run carefully selected opponents .. Long range slips make for a better test of a dog .My method is if the dog sees it then it gets slipped on if its in the same County. . Matches because they were based on kills the game plans were different but for days out they should be fair play all round for hare and dog. As has been said the hare doesnt get into gear until the dog is bearing down on it so wizz bangers need shorter slips other wise they would be blowiing before they get on terms from a long slip. Some dogs have pace and wind but the clever coursing dogs know when to go up and down the gears and when to press when to hold back and when to strike you would see lots of the fast dogs over run and often struggle to get back on terms if they miss the first strike but it was all part of a day out so it was enjoyed i what ever happened. A lot of the bad habits can be directly attributed to the introduction of the Hunting with Dogs ActI've seen non coursing bred Lurchers catch Hares from a fair distance away when out for a mooch.You would have i ve seen the longest slips for salukis that most dogs wouldnt even attempt tp get on terms, its not a contest between breeds of dog, its dog against hare on any particular day no matter want slant people want to put on itNot just me, the people I've been out with. Most dogs with anything about them would attempt to get on terms.I know different about dogs trying to get on terms I have been out with lads on here who couldnt even see what I had slipped on. I rely on my dogs sight they pull they go lads realise after the ground is made that they are on.Im talking big slips not a couple of hundred yards.Well seeing as though dogs can't see as good as humans you must have some canines.What utter Bollocks,my old shepherd lurcher could catch stuff in the dark I couldn't see, same as years ago poachers didn't have lamps that advertised they were there,dogs caught in the dark and by moonlight as if it was small they retrieved to hand be it a hare ,rabbit or the farmers chicken.Since when has hunting in the dark the same as daytime hunting.....It's not ,it's pointing out that dogs eyesights a lot better than a humans!How does a dogs eyesight at night prove it's a lot better than a humans in daylight?Your just trying to twist it, you stated a dogs eyesight wasn't as good as a human which is bollocks , It isn't from my experience out with dogs, a human will see more than a dog on a walk out looking for Hares. Don't you think this is true then? Wouldn't know I don't go out in daytime looking for hares,but I know when I used to go out at night with just a small pocket torch my dog could see stuff that I couldn't. I'm sure if they were alive the old timers that gate netted hares would argue it ,over a pint . Well I can assure you when out in daytime looking for Hares it was me who did the spotting unless of course the dog knocked one up when out mooching. Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are wank Thats a given so whats new? Your Saluki's ever catching a Hare..... ? Quote Link to post
forest of dean redneck 11,523 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are a working dog ,most coursing bred crosses are just that coursing dogs so the stories can be slanted either way. What I will say is in PreBan days a good dog would be put to any quarry on any land in any weather and will not only run carefully selected opponents .. Long range slips make for a better test of a dog .My method is if the dog sees it then it gets slipped on if its in the same County. . Matches because they were based on kills the game plans were different but for days out they should be fair play all round for hare and dog. As has been said the hare doesnt get into gear until the dog is bearing down on it so wizz bangers need shorter slips other wise they would be blowiing before they get on terms from a long slip. Some dogs have pace and wind but the clever coursing dogs know when to go up and down the gears and when to press when to hold back and when to strike you would see lots of the fast dogs over run and often struggle to get back on terms if they miss the first strike but it was all part of a day out so it was enjoyed i what ever happened. A lot of the bad habits can be directly attributed to the introduction of the Hunting with Dogs ActI've seen non coursing bred Lurchers catch Hares from a fair distance away when out for a mooch.You would have i ve seen the longest slips for salukis that most dogs wouldnt even attempt tp get on terms, its not a contest between breeds of dog, its dog against hare on any particular day no matter want slant people want to put on itNot just me, the people I've been out with. Most dogs with anything about them would attempt to get on terms.I know different about dogs trying to get on terms I have been out with lads on here who couldnt even see what I had slipped on. I rely on my dogs sight they pull they go lads realise after the ground is made that they are on.Im talking big slips not a couple of hundred yards.Well seeing as though dogs can't see as good as humans you must have some canines.What utter Bollocks,my old shepherd lurcher could catch stuff in the dark I couldn't see, same as years ago poachers didn't have lamps that advertised they were there,dogs caught in the dark and by moonlight as if it was small they retrieved to hand be it a hare ,rabbit or the farmers chicken.Since when has hunting in the dark the same as daytime hunting.....It's not ,it's pointing out that dogs eyesights a lot better than a humans!How does a dogs eyesight at night prove it's a lot better than a humans in daylight?Your just trying to twist it, you stated a dogs eyesight wasn't as good as a human which is bollocks , It isn't from my experience out with dogs, a human will see more than a dog on a walk out looking for Hares. Don't you think this is true then? Wouldn't know I don't go out in daytime looking for hares,but I know when I used to go out at night with just a small pocket torch my dog could see stuff that I couldn't. I'm sure if they were alive the old timers that gate netted hares would argue it ,over a pint . Well I can assure you when out in daytime looking for Hares it was me who did the spotting unless of course the dog knocked one up when out mooching. Try it at night without a lamp. Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are a working dog ,most coursing bred crosses are just that coursing dogs so the stories can be slanted either way. What I will say is in PreBan days a good dog would be put to any quarry on any land in any weather and will not only run carefully selected opponents .. Long range slips make for a better test of a dog .My method is if the dog sees it then it gets slipped on if its in the same County. . Matches because they were based on kills the game plans were different but for days out they should be fair play all round for hare and dog. As has been said the hare doesnt get into gear until the dog is bearing down on it so wizz bangers need shorter slips other wise they would be blowiing before they get on terms from a long slip. Some dogs have pace and wind but the clever coursing dogs know when to go up and down the gears and when to press when to hold back and when to strike you would see lots of the fast dogs over run and often struggle to get back on terms if they miss the first strike but it was all part of a day out so it was enjoyed i what ever happened. A lot of the bad habits can be directly attributed to the introduction of the Hunting with Dogs ActI've seen non coursing bred Lurchers catch Hares from a fair distance away when out for a mooch.You would have i ve seen the longest slips for salukis that most dogs wouldnt even attempt tp get on terms, its not a contest between breeds of dog, its dog against hare on any particular day no matter want slant people want to put on itNot just me, the people I've been out with. Most dogs with anything about them would attempt to get on terms.I know different about dogs trying to get on terms I have been out with lads on here who couldnt even see what I had slipped on. I rely on my dogs sight they pull they go lads realise after the ground is made that they are on.Im talking big slips not a couple of hundred yards.Well seeing as though dogs can't see as good as humans you must have some canines.What utter Bollocks,my old shepherd lurcher could catch stuff in the dark I couldn't see, same as years ago poachers didn't have lamps that advertised they were there,dogs caught in the dark and by moonlight as if it was small they retrieved to hand be it a hare ,rabbit or the farmers chicken.Since when has hunting in the dark the same as daytime hunting.....It's not ,it's pointing out that dogs eyesights a lot better than a humans!How does a dogs eyesight at night prove it's a lot better than a humans in daylight?Your just trying to twist it, you stated a dogs eyesight wasn't as good as a human which is bollocks , It isn't from my experience out with dogs, a human will see more than a dog on a walk out looking for Hares. Don't you think this is true then? Wouldn't know I don't go out in daytime looking for hares,but I know when I used to go out at night with just a small pocket torch my dog could see stuff that I couldn't. I'm sure if they were alive the old timers that gate netted hares would argue it ,over a pint . Well I can assure you when out in daytime looking for Hares it was me who did the spotting unless of course the dog knocked one up when out mooching. Try it at night without a lamp. I've no doubt a dog can spot more in the dark. Quote Link to post
low plains drifter 10,235 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 Salukis are wank Thats a given so whats new? DogFox is a goon 1 Quote Link to post
DogFox123 1,379 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 (edited) Salukis are wank Thats a given so whats new? DogFox is a goonTook you this long to join the party you gerbil, guess you own a Saluki then. They say a dog takes after it's owner..... ? Edited January 7, 2017 by DogFox123 Quote Link to post
stone rose 353 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 dog fox wats with your bittenes about salukis you been bit buy one or somthing its like little man syndrom i bet you are one of them come on tell us the truth 3 Quote Link to post
low plains drifter 10,235 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 dog fox wats with your bittenes about salukis you been bit buy one or somthing its like little man syndrom i bet you are one of them come on tell us the truth He's a big lump, but being slapped upside the head too many times with a moody focus pad can result in confusion, and stumbling onto topics where he does'nt belong 1 Quote Link to post
stone rose 353 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 got a bit of footage here lpd a bitch i bred out me old bitch lost your number pm me ill send it over Quote Link to post
low plains drifter 10,235 Posted January 7, 2017 Report Share Posted January 7, 2017 What happened with the video mate, was there enough footage to make a dvd, saw the old Swoop bred bitch on youtube looked like she had some engine Quote Link to post
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