On a lighter note.

[sandymere 8,263]

South American coursing, they run a Galgo X Greyhound hybrid on the introduced European hare. 

 

 

[mC HULL 12,940]

Chasers aren’t they mate not much between ears good speed but don’t no how to use it typical greyhound traits lol

[Kalibrgun 931]

not bad for easy brown hares Dog runs better on its own big doubled up foreigners

[Shadow100 1,066]

Agree with mc hull there a lot of chasing going on didn’t see any coursing though, hare turning the dogs not other way round. They’ve got speed plenty of it but reckon a good winter hare in this country would turn them inside out tbh.

[Luckee legs 472]

Quick dogs and big hares, although look like hares didn't have any good cover and that area was fenced.

[TOMO 26,335]

i thought the last run in particular was pretty good to be honest that white dog was working that hare well...

i know the hares were introduced to south america.....but i wonder who did it....in oz the introduction of the rabbit is well documented....and with argentina being spanish you would have thought it would have been the iberian hare rather than the european 

[mC HULL 12,940]

1 hour ago, TOMO said:

i thought the last run in particular was pretty good to be honest that white dog was working that hare well...

i know the hares were introduced to south america.....but i wonder who did it....in oz the introduction of the rabbit is well documented....and with argentina being spanish you would have thought it would have been the iberian hare rather than the european 

I didn’t watch until end to be honest tomo just watched back that dog was a lot better just what I’d be looking for if I like galagos 

[Black neck 16,031]

6 hours ago, sandymere said:

South American coursing, they run a Galgo X Greyhound hybrid on the introduced European hare. 

 

 

Liked it alot specifically the the music thats my shit

[dytkos 17,804]

They wanted it

Cheers, D.

[sandymere 8,263]

3 hours ago, TOMO said:

i thought the last run in particular was pretty good to be honest that white dog was working that hare well...

i know the hares were introduced to south america.....but i wonder who did it....in oz the introduction of the rabbit is well documented....and with argentina being spanish you would have thought it would have been the iberian hare rather than the european 

Germans introduced them to Argentina

[eastcoast 4,156]

Dropped animals not wild hares on their own ground surely?

[sandymere 8,263]

9 hours ago, eastcoast said:

Dropped animals not wild hares on their own ground surely?

Why? 

Hares are considered an invasive pest in South America 

 

 

Edited November 24, 2020 by sandymere

[TOMO 26,335]

10 hours ago, eastcoast said:

Dropped animals not wild hares on their own ground surely?

why ever would you think that

[chartpolski 23,999]

There's a Vetinary College near me that has a small colony of Patagonian Mara's in their grounds. Also known as Patagonian Hares;

It would be interesting if there were a few escapee's , or even a planned release.

Just to study them, obviously !!

Cheers.

[sandymere 8,263]

They like a bit of lamping too