Saluki Greyhounds

[desertbred 5,490]

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

 

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

[desertbred 5,490]

I'm not 1 for knocking any x be it terrier or lurcher...but I will knock the knob on the holding the lead...some folks have a natural ability to bring the best out in any dog...some can ruin the best of breeding...that's not an opinion that's a FACT.Another thing...age don't mean shit in this game...atb dc

My body would beg to differ on the age thing lol

Edited May 10, 2017 by desertbred

[billhardy 2,342]

It's been done and lots more been done on fallow ,and when one considers off the hill red hinds not much if any than good fallow down here ,there's some good lines a still going strong in good hands nearly has old has the coursing stock ,these lines are very very capable of double figures single of things ,s has for running roe daytime that extra running gears that the saluki can give his always a plus.saluki bull greys been in these neck of the woods has far back has the seventies ,like has the bull greys and the collie bull greys nothing new just different animals some from new blood very few from the old stock.this his of course that would be because they kept in a tight select circle.atb bunnys.

[desertbred 5,490]

Arctic your box is full mate

[arcticgun 4,548]

if your a man who has managed to get a dog too do that then you will understand where I'm coming from next then, 99.9% of any type of dog or cross could not manage to do that, so type breeding lines etc don't really come into it, that's dwn too an exceptionally motivated owner and a class dog, a real one off,

 

To be fair allrounder is a massive tag, for me it a dog that will over several seasons go too all the main types of lurcher quarry both day and night and have a genuine go , catching some loosing others, many breeds crosses can excel at that sort of graft, specialist dogs for certain quarry again its down too good well bred stuff and right owner, one off individual hounds with dedicated obsessed owners

 

When you say bull x do you mean bull x grey or saluki bull grey hound? Id imagine the saluki bullgreyhound is superior especially on the day, fighting with a fox isn't exactly an act of bravery for a fully fit lurcher, don't get me wrong many of all breeds don't like it, and most would have a stop point, but good owners know that and work around it,

 

there is no one easy answer with dogs on any type for any type of game

[arcticgun 4,548]

Arctic your box is full m

sorted now

Edited May 10, 2017 by arcticgun

[Shaddy93 840]

if your a man who has managed to get a dog too do that then you will understand where I'm coming from next then, 99.9% of any type of dog or cross could not manage to do that, so type breeding lines etc don't really come into it, that's dwn too an exceptionally motivated owner and a class dog, a real one off,

 

To be fair allrounder is a massive tag, for me it a dog that will over several seasons go too all the main types of lurcher quarry both day and night and have a genuine go , catching some loosing others, many breeds crosses can excel at that sort of graft, specialist dogs for certain quarry again its down too good well bred stuff and right owner, one off individual hounds with dedicated obsessed owners

 

When you say bull x do you mean bull x grey or saluki bull grey hound? Id imagine the saluki bullgreyhound is superior especially on the day, fighting with a fox isn't exactly an act of bravery for a fully fit lurcher, don't get me wrong many of all breeds don't like it, and most would have a stop point, but good owners know that and work around it,

 

there is no one easy answer with dogs on any type for any type of game

The dog in question is a dog I bred myself a 3/8 5/8 dog, and it is true i know the lad that had the dog and I know the lad that went with him and seen it with his own eyes, if I'm lieing I won't wake up in the morning.

[ginger beard 4,652]

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

3/16th's bull is just the ticket i heard.

[Shaddy93 840]

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

 

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

 

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

But your saying youv seen red stags get pulled by a saluki single handed? Your talking shite brother! Iv seen a red stag do laps around a field with two half crosses hanging off it asif it was carrying two shopping bags and yet a pure saluki can pull one? Everydays a school day I surpose

[desertbred 5,490]

 

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

But your saying youv seen red stags get pulled by a saluki single handed? Your talking shite brother! Iv seen a red stag do laps around a field with two half crosses hanging off it asif it was carrying two shopping bags and yet a pure saluki can pull one? Everydays a school day I surpose

 

where have I said that lol you live in cloud cuckoo lad. wasnt this the post " A red stag take abit of pulling single"

Edited May 10, 2017 by desertbred

[arcticgun 4,548]

 

if your a man who has managed to get a dog too do that then you will understand where I'm coming from next then, 99.9% of any type of dog or cross could not manage to do that, so type breeding lines etc don't really come into it, that's dwn too an exceptionally motivated owner and a class dog, a real one off,

 

To be fair allrounder is a massive tag, for me it a dog that will over several seasons go too all the main types of lurcher quarry both day and night and have a genuine go , catching some loosing others, many breeds crosses can excel at that sort of graft, specialist dogs for certain quarry again its down too good well bred stuff and right owner, one off individual hounds with dedicated obsessed owners

 

When you say bull x do you mean bull x grey or saluki bull grey hound? Id imagine the saluki bullgreyhound is superior especially on the day, fighting with a fox isn't exactly an act of bravery for a fully fit lurcher, don't get me wrong many of all breeds don't like it, and most would have a stop point, but good owners know that and work around it,

 

there is no one easy answer with dogs on any type for any type of game

The dog in question is a dog I bred myself a 3/8 5/8 dog, and it is true i know the lad that had the dog and I know the lad that went with him and seen it with his own eyes, if I'm lieing I won't wake up in the morning.

 

so it was a bull grey with no saluki in it at all and it took them daytime or on the lamp? you'll wake up either way in the morning I reckon truth or not, the thing is we back too the old my mate seen it and told me, so you haven't actually seen it, so you really don't know for certain,, now I'm 100% certain it can be done, but it weren't no bull greyhound stood over it, mind it weren't a pure saluki either

Edited May 10, 2017 by arcticgun

[Shaddy93 840]

 

 

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

 

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

 

 

I know what I would fancy on a day time deer and it wouldnt have bull in it. Pre 2004 of course

 

What species of deer are we talking about by the way? Red, sika, fallow, roe, cwd, muntys etc etc because iv never Hurd of a saluki taking anything bigger than a roe buck single handed to be honest but I stand to be corrected

A red stag take abit of pulling single but the rest not to hard hypothetically that is pre 2004

But your saying youv seen red stags get pulled by a saluki single handed? Your talking shite brother! Iv seen a red stag do laps around a field with two half crosses hanging off it asif it was carrying two shopping bags and yet a pure saluki can pull one? Everydays a school day I surpose

where have I said that lol you live in cloud cuckoo lad. wasnt this the post " A red stag take abit of pulling single"

To me that is saying they struggle but they can do it, I'll beleive it when I see it. You clearly like your Salukis I like my bull crosses it's each to there own and if we was all the same it would be boring, I personally like saluki crosses but there not for me for the ground or intended quarry, also I can't be doing with my dog looking at me like it's never met me and clearing off for a couple of miles which iv Hurd Salukis have a reputation for ?

[desertbred 5,490]

It doesnt say that at all, Thats your interpretation most lads went to a different school. You obviously dont understand Salukis so stick to your bullx,s you seem happy with them ATB

[ginger beard 4,652]

 

 

if your a man who has managed to get a dog too do that then you will understand where I'm coming from next then, 99.9% of any type of dog or cross could not manage to do that, so type breeding lines etc don't really come into it, that's dwn too an exceptionally motivated owner and a class dog, a real one off,

 

To be fair allrounder is a massive tag, for me it a dog that will over several seasons go too all the main types of lurcher quarry both day and night and have a genuine go , catching some loosing others, many breeds crosses can excel at that sort of graft, specialist dogs for certain quarry again its down too good well bred stuff and right owner, one off individual hounds with dedicated obsessed owners

 

When you say bull x do you mean bull x grey or saluki bull grey hound? Id imagine the saluki bullgreyhound is superior especially on the day, fighting with a fox isn't exactly an act of bravery for a fully fit lurcher, don't get me wrong many of all breeds don't like it, and most would have a stop point, but good owners know that and work around it,

 

there is no one easy answer with dogs on any type for any type of game

The dog in question is a dog I bred myself a 3/8 5/8 dog, and it is true i know the lad that had the dog and I know the lad that went with him and seen it with his own eyes, if I'm lieing I won't wake up in the morning.

 

so it was a bull grey with no saluki in it at all and it took them daytime or on the lamp? you'll wake up either way in the morning I reckon truth or not, the thing is we back too the old my mate seen it and told me, so you haven't actually seen it, so you really don't know for certain,, now I'm 100% certain it can be done, but it weren't no bull greyhound stood over it, mind it weren't a pure saluki either

 

deerhound/greyhound.?i think there strong as f**k and with longer legs they have leverage on all 4 feet.not to just be carried off like smaller dogs.best deer dogs.

[derekbrown 176]

It doesnt say that at all, Thats your interpretation most lads went to a different school. You obviously dont understand Salukis so stick to your bullx,s you seem happy with them ATB

Well bred bull hounds and wheaten hounds(the ones that make the grade) will try their guts out on their job,that is foxes,night and day and terriers.saluki dogs not in the same league,I never saw a saluki six foot down and upside down and never saw a bull hound knockin hares every day so no comparison