Pye bred dogs

[awen 29]

10 hours ago, trenchfoot said:

Why value the 30 plus years of line breeding of a dog thats not produced anything whose name is worth adding to the value of that line in the last 15 years? Line breeding is great when you cull the litter wastage, Every time you sell that wastage on the strength of the name, you dilute the line. That games for messers and peddlers.

 

that's only applicable if you want to keep dogs for yourself, you can see what pups have the best potential but personally like to give em all a go at least then you can pick what has turned out best to breed from. you have more diversity for back breeding, the line gets stronger this way.

[awen 29]

10 hours ago, mC HULL said:

I agree pye line would be best for teeth there the single quarry dogs mate 

But edible the coursing bred would shine mate

yep they were good for teeth, but from experience they were as good on the big stuff 

[mC HULL 12,156]

1 hour ago, joe ox said:

You sound like a brain washed brain dead coursing dog hare worshipper 

The hardest thing that a running dog could take single is a mature rutting fallow buck, 15 stone of muscle and testosterone. Some would stop running and turn on dogs. The only British quarry which could be took single on a regular basis capable of killing a dog. You seriously think your beloved coursing dogs could of cut the mustard on those back in the day? 

we all know how there took Joe dont be kidding people   

You also know even doubled up them same dogs would get pulled all over by a half strong hare  

You sound like you think I'm brain dead  

[joe ox 2,574]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

we all know how there took Joe dont be kidding people   

You also know even doubled up them same dogs would get pulled all over by a half strong hare  

You sound like you think I'm brain dead  

Exactly the answer I expected, I rest my case 

[mC HULL 12,156]

3 minutes ago, joe ox said:

Exactly the answer I expected, I rest my case 

the reply I expected bull x better doubled up ambushing on a field the size of a football pitch  

[chartpolski 23,093]

5 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

we all know how there took Joe dont be kidding people   

You also know even doubled up them same dogs would get pulled all over by a half strong hare  

You sound like you think I'm brain dead  

I think you're slightly missing the point, mC;

the owners/workers of "them" dogs have absolutely no interest in running hares.

"Horses for courses" or more accurately "hounds for grounds"

Cheers"

[mC HULL 12,156]

18 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I think you're slightly missing the point, mC;

the owners/workers of "them" dogs have absolutely no interest in running hares.

"Horses for courses" or more accurately "hounds for grounds"

Cheers"

I know that mate there not really for running are they faacking hopeless  there for a job doubled up preban for teeth and ambushing stags 

You showed them half descent sized fields single a muntjac make em pull tongue out tail tucked  lol you slipped one 100 yds on a stag fallow they wouldn't even put a bend in 

Horses for courses doesn't apply to a cart horse does it  

 

 

[joe ox 2,574]

6 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

I know that mate there not really for running are they faacking hopeless  there for a job doubled up preban for teeth and ambushing stags 

You showed them half descent sized fields single a muntjac make em pull tongue out tail tucked  lol you slipped one 100 yds on a stag fallow they wouldn't even put a bend in 

Horses for courses doesn't apply to a cart horse does it  

 

 

There hasn't been a brain washed kennel blind daywalker on here for a while, carry on its amusing  

[South hams hunter 8,921]

13 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

I know that mate there not really for running are they faacking hopeless  there for a job doubled up preban for teeth and ambushing stags 

You showed them half descent sized fields single a muntjac make em pull tongue out tail tucked  lol you slipped one 100 yds on a stag fallow they wouldn't even put a bend in 

Horses for courses doesn't apply to a cart horse does it  

 

 

any c**t that calls it a stag fallow has probably never seen one and definately never run one

[mC HULL 12,156]

4 minutes ago, South hams hunter said:

any c**t that calls it a stag fallow has probably never seen one and definately never run one

coming from you im insulted faacking hell  

[joe ox 2,574]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

coming from you im insulted faacking hell  

How old are you mC?

[mC HULL 12,156]

11 minutes ago, joe ox said:

There hasn't been a brain washed kennel blind daywalker on here for a while, carry on its amusing  

Thanks your welcome  

Be even more amusing if you brought a bull x down for a day night out with a coursing bred mate I wouldn't be able to stop.laughing

[mC HULL 12,156]

Just now, joe ox said:

How old are you mC?

Mid 30s mate yes I was hunting things before the ban  

Even running with lads with bull x in the 90s been threatened with getting left more than once for saying that us faacking hopeless when one had to run  

[joe ox 2,574]

Just now, mC HULL said:

Mid 30s mate yes I was hunting things before the ban  

Even running with lads with bull x in the 90s been threatened with getting left more than once for saying that us faacking hopeless when one had to run  

To put it as politely as I can,  your really kennel blind for a man of that age.

A cull is a cull no matter what the breeding.

[mC HULL 12,156]

8 minutes ago, joe ox said:

To put it as politely as I can,  your really kennel blind for a man of that age.

A cull is a cull no matter what the breeding.

I just think I know the limits of that type mate there game when getting into something but have loads a flaws when it comes to running something