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2 minutes ago, socks said:

Predominantly Collie grey saluki grey 

 

funny that....my Venus was similar bred...and i would have had the same bet....venus was very quick and at 25 inch 55lbs approx....

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21 minutes ago, SheepChaser said:

So...... I have a question and I’m looking for honest answers. We hear it a lot on here and I’m sure there are lads at it. But how many folk on here either have or do, catch 3-4 foxes a night, 3-4 nights a week through the season. With same dog /s. That’s 40-50 foxes a month, so September - feb would be 240-300 foxes a season with same dog / s.

 

Can anyone honestly say they have owned it known a dog that’s caught 200-300 Charlie a season and how many seasons did it do? Because a dog with a four year working life like that would be doing 1000 foxes.

 

Just asking ........

Well when put like that with the numbers put there even if someone came forward and said there dog will I'd have to see it to believe it and I dont think those numbers around in the countryside maybe in the urban situation but I know round my way if I took that amount a season then I wouldn't see another one close to home!! 

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43 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

I was always led to believe the whippet is the fastest land animal over 50m. 

 

39 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

Maybe on a beach, lol. 

You need to get off that beach had your head stuck in sand lol  

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10 minutes ago, socks said:

Predominantly Collie grey saluki grey 

 

Nice what height is she ?

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12 minutes ago, Saltmoon said:

Well when put like that with the numbers put there even if someone came forward and said there dog will I'd have to see it to believe it and I dont think those numbers around in the countryside maybe in the urban situation but I know round my way if I took that amount a season then I wouldn't see another one close to home!! 

How many do it single mate takes loads a driving and it’s always few dogs slipped  

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19 hours ago, Black neck said:

A good little un will always beat a good biggun

pitbull might, unless its good big pitbull , but small type  lurchers, wont be as efficient fox killers as big lurchers, dont get wrong  ive seen small 22-23 in dogs kill foxes and good tough     little dogs, ive said few times  when i had none  ped racing whippet bitch, thee was males down the track 34 lb that pile in to foxes no prob . Dont get me wrong there not going to kill a fox like like my big dog could , but i wouldn't expect them to , a dog got to want to kill foxes , and dont mind getting bitten , not all want it  , big or small .

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22 minutes ago, socks said:

Predominantly Collie grey saluki grey 

 

Come on quarter useless collie quarter fluffy plodder easy money lads lol 

 

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3 hours ago, South hams hunter said:

that's literally the definition of off the mark, the first 20 yards 

I’m not saying a whippet beat a grey over 20 yds I mean a whippet for reaction to and strike over 20 yds is cracking  

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23 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

 

You need to get off that beach had your head stuck in sand lol  

Only sand stuck between your dogs toes, lol.

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21 minutes ago, SheepChaser said:

So...... I have a question and I’m looking for honest answers. We hear it a lot on here and I’m sure there are lads at it. But how many folk on here either have or do, catch 3-4 foxes a night, 3-4 nights a week through the season. With same dog /s. That’s 40-50 foxes a month, so September - feb would be 240-300 foxes a season with same dog / s.

 

Can anyone honestly say they have owned it known a dog that’s caught 200-300 Charlie a season and how many seasons did it do? Because a dog with a four year working life like that would be doing 1000 foxes.

 

Just asking ........

i think the biggest thing is how times have changed; in my lifetime foxes have never held any value so if they're there run em but if not don't worry about them.

when my dad was lamping in the 70s/ early 80s they would get up to £30 a pelt, they would be out 3/4/5 nights a week but with a team of dogs between them and they'd have up to 8 foxes a night and even doubled up  a lot of dogs still couldn't handle it from what the old boys have said to me.

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3 minutes ago, Aussie Whip said:

Only sand stuck between your dogs toes, lol.

Little fluffy plodder seen more mud by 15 month then  whips seen kangaroo  

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1 minute ago, W. Katchum said:

Every thread you comment on you have to mention your coursin dogs give it a rest they are shite

get commenting good to see odd pic of a wet muddy dog  

I like coursing dogs you don’t lol I don’t play make believe lol some a lads on here rabbit dogs would come out on top same as some lads fox dogs 

but to be out slipping on everything that gets up day and night I’m more than happy  

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4 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

I don’t even understand that, but okay

coursing dogs Is what I like  

If they was shite I wouldn’t run them lol

what do you run show us a couple pics preferably muddy lol

Edited April 6, 2021 by mC HULL

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23 minutes ago, South hams hunter said:

i think the biggest thing is how times have changed; in my lifetime foxes have never held any value so if they're there run em but if not don't worry about them.

when my dad was lamping in the 70s/ early 80s they would get up to £30 a pelt, they would be out 3/4/5 nights a week but with a team of dogs between them and they'd have up to 8 foxes a night and even doubled up  a lot of dogs still couldn't handle it from what the old boys have said to me.

That’s how I remember it mate couple dogs out motor few more inside  

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Just now, mC HULL said:

That’s how I remember it mate couple dogs out motor few more inside  

2 out to call and 2 in the boot of a cortina apparently