Spanish coursing meetings?

[mC HULL 12,242]

4 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I’ve been to Spain a few times but not for hunting.

One thing that interests me is hunting in the Canaries or Malta with Podenco types,

Ive done “normal” coursing around the world but hunting rabbits with a pack of Podencos would be something different and new .

Cheers.

 

be like a load a beagles yapping  there heads off lol ireland suppose to be good for certain quarry 

Edited September 30 by mC HULL

[big feet 324]

4 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

be like a load a beagles yapping  there heads off lol ireland suppose to be good for certain quarry 

I think you should go down and educate them about slipping single handed.

[big feet 324]

I still don't get it, yes they find a winner but as anyone knows a dog doesn't always run to its best ability when doubled up. Do they ever run single handed.

[mackem 26,261]

8 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

only be a flight over wouldn’t it? out a season be loads a spots to stay 

Spain is next door,flight and digs,no problem.

[mC HULL 12,242]

1 minute ago, big feet said:

I think you should go down and educate them about slipping single handed.

they like racing dogs lol did you know before the saluki took over men would say on a sunday morning come on let’s go have race lol 

 

after the saluki it went to let’s go stop

a few lol 

[mC HULL 12,242]

Just now, big feet said:

I still don't get it, yes they find a winner but as anyone knows a dog doesn't always run to its best ability when doubled up. Do they ever run single handed.

a good dog with any sort a brain running double will sit wait for the turn gear up done 

[chartpolski 23,230]

3 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

be like a load a beagles yapping  there heads off lol ireland suppose to be good for certain quarry 

I’ve been to Southern Ireland and had a run or two with the two lurchers I took over.

The lads in Northern Ireland have all sorts of dogs, lurchers, terriers, teckels , hounds and do it all, coursing, lamping , ferreting, shooting.

A few dogs from here have went over to them, a litter brother to my brothers teckel is making a good reputation for itself for tracking wounded deer when stalking, and a few dogs have came over to us. The greyhound bitch my bitch is out of was sent over from Ireland.

Its great to travel and see how others go about the game.

Cheers.

[big feet 324]

2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

a good dog with any sort a brain running double will sit wait for the turn gear up done 

But then it still may lose the match? I think you should throw the dogs in the boot and go down. How long will it take in the motor, 12 hours or so? 

[chartpolski 23,230]

3 minutes ago, big feet said:

I still don't get it, yes they find a winner but as anyone knows a dog doesn't always run to its best ability when doubled up. Do they ever run single handed.

What would be the point of running single ?

They are testing dog against dog, not dog against hare, just as we did in the Waterloo Cup before the ban .

Cheers.

[big feet 324]

Just now, chartpolski said:

What would be the point of running single ?

They are testing dog against dog, not dog against hare, just as we did in the Waterloo Cup before the ban .

Cheers.

Because I don't think that the better dog doubled up will be necessarily the better hare dog. So if it's a case of dog against dog, why not just race them? 

[mC HULL 12,242]

3 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

I’ve been to Southern Ireland and had a run or two with the two lurchers I took over.

The lads in Northern Ireland have all sorts of dogs, lurchers, terriers, teckels , hounds and do it all, coursing, lamping , ferreting, shooting.

A few dogs from here have went over to them, a litter brother to my brothers teckel is making a good reputation for itself for tracking wounded deer when stalking, and a few dogs have came over to us. The greyhound bitch my bitch is out of was sent over from Ireland.

Its great to travel and see how others go about the game.

Cheers.

you’ll have a great time chart 

 

[mC HULL 12,242]

3 minutes ago, big feet said:

But then it still may lose the match? I think you should throw the dogs in the boot and go down. How long will it take in the motor, 12 hours or so? 

it’s not what i run mate i’ve a lot better stronger hares  to be running in january 

 

[big feet 324]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

it’s not what i run mate i’ve a lot better stronger hares  to be running in january 

 

You sure mate, some of the hares are flying machines over there, I've just looked, you're talking at least 15 hours drive from Calais. Lol

[mC HULL 12,242]

6 minutes ago, big feet said:

You sure mate, some of the hares are flying machines over there, I've just looked, you're talking at least 15 hours drive from Calais. Lol

it’s bone dry they are going to shift lol but a dog that’s fast will be also them that are tight spinning them won’t be any good you would want a fast one with a good mouth that can change gear at will it would make them look like rabbits 

imagine a galgo running here in late december lol a pair of them a laid  be laid up killed nothing lol 

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[big feet 324]

2 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

it’s bone dry they are going to shift lol but a dog that’s fast will be also them that are tight spinning them won’t be any good you would want a fast one with a good mouth that can change gear at will it would make them look like rabbits 

imagine a galgo running here in late december lol a pair of them a laid  be laid up killed nothing lol 

A saluki or saluki type should excel over there, they are more suited to that terrain than they are to our land.