London coursing lads

[Reg478728 58]

4 minutes ago, Goly said:

Any pics of it mate, must have thrown to the greyhound to have been a regular hare catcher?

Mate I didn’t say it was regular hare catcher but he did take it up there and it done the business and running up there is no push over 

[Black neck 16,076]

14 minutes ago, Reg478728 said:

Mate I didn’t say it was regular hare catcher but he did take it up there and it done the business and running up there is no push over 

Forgive them.reg for they know not what they say

[mC HULL 13,161]

16 minutes ago, Reg478728 said:

Mate I didn’t say it was regular hare catcher but he did take it up there and it done the business and running up there is no push over 

some are pure power like a grey off the mark good mouth they can be knocked over as you say 

[chartpolski 24,203]

Of course a bull cross can catch a hare;

but that doesn’t necessarily make it a “hare dog”.

Cheers.

[Reg478728 58]

4 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Of course a bull cross can catch a hare;

but that doesn’t necessarily make it a “hare dog”.

Cheers.

Smart looking dog that

[Goly 879]

6 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

Of course a bull cross can catch a hare;

but that doesn’t necessarily make it a “hare dog”.

Cheers.

My grandads old mongrel Brandy caught hares, in fact my dads Akita once caught one, in a dyke. Lol

The funniest I ever saw was a big leggy terrier my mate owned that caught one after being twisted and turned by a pair of lurchers.

Edited 5 hours ago by Goly

[chartpolski 24,203]

Just now, Reg478728 said:

Smart looking dog that

Not one of mine, a friend I had out for a run some years back.

Cheers.

[Reg478728 58]

19 hours ago, WataWalloper said:

Your too old to day walk now, even with you whippets. that heed still ginormous ? Haha 

Like orange on a tooth pic 

 

[WataWalloper 493]

1 minute ago, Reg478728 said:

Like orange on a tooth pic 

 

Sputnik

[tatsblisters 10,112]

2 hours ago, Goly said:

How many coursing breds make the grade mate and what classes a dog as being decent on hares? I've had decent dogs on hares, certainly more capable than bull crosses but where is the line drawn? I like the idea of seeing a cross putting in a good show against a hare when people say it can't be done.

Got me thinking about my first lurcher i got out of the exchange and mart when I was 16 and older lads telling me it would be no good for hare's as deerhound crosses were all the rage at the time he ended up making 24tts and was a lurcher to lurcher bred dog with collie and Bedlington in his mix. I remember once walking him near where i lived at Broom in Rotherham and a pick up pulling up and asking about him it was a Gypsy called Butch Price and with being only 17 at the time took up his offer to take me and a mate for a run the following Sunday morning saying i would meet him at the whippet racing behind Silverwood miners welfare he turned up in a mini cooper dressed in a 3 peice suit with the bottoms tucked into cowboy boots. I said where's your dog he made some excuse up about it so me and my mate Morris Cornthwaite who was a big lad even at 17 .Butch took us up on some back wacks on the Sandbeck estate that was red hot back then. We spotted an hare in a field that got up a fair distance and my dog killed it after a decent run i got the dog and hare and fecked off as we had spotted a land-rover on another road from the lane. Butch had us both in stitches some of the tales he was coming out with taking us back to the whippet racing offering me numerous lurchers he had in exchange for mine.  

[Reg478728 58]

Just now, WataWalloper said:

Sputnik

The man’s head so big it’s like planet got its own weather system  

[WataWalloper 493]

3 minutes ago, Reg478728 said:

The man’s head so big it’s like planet got its own weather system  

Imagine the size a his pillow, must be like mattress 

[Reg478728 58]

4 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Got me thinking about my first lurcher i got out of the exchange and mart when I was 16 and older lads telling me it would be no good for hare's as deerhound crosses were all the rage at the time he ended up making 24tts and was a lurcher to lurcher bred dog with collie and Bedlington in his mix. I remember once walking him near where i lived at Broom in Rotherham and a pick up pulling up and asking about him it was a Gypsy called Butch Price and with being only 17 at the time took up his offer to take me and a mate for a run the following Sunday morning saying i would meet him at the whippet racing behind Silverwood miners welfare he turned up in a mini cooper dressed in a 3 peice suit with the bottoms tucked into cowboy boots. I said where's your dog he made some excuse up about it so me and my mate Morris Cornthwaite who was a big lad even at 17 .Butch took us up on some back wacks on the Sandbeck estate that was red hot back then. We spotted an hare in a field that got up a fair distance and my dog killed it after a decent run i got the dog and hare and fecked off as we had spotted a land-rover on another road from the lane. Butch had us both in stitches some of the tales he was coming out with taking us back to the whippet racing offering me numerous lurchers he had in exchange for mine.  

I bet when you saw the three piece suit you thought here we go  

[Goly 879]

5 minutes ago, tatsblisters said:

Got me thinking about my first lurcher i got out of the exchange and mart when I was 16 and older lads telling me it would be no good for hare's as deerhound crosses were all the rage at the time he ended up making 24tts and was a lurcher to lurcher bred dog with collie and Bedlington in his mix. I remember once walking him near where i lived at Broom in Rotherham and a pick up pulling up and asking about him it was a Gypsy called Butch Price and with being only 17 at the time took up his offer to take me and a mate for a run the following Sunday morning saying i would meet him at the whippet racing behind Silverwood miners welfare he turned up in a mini cooper dressed in a 3 peice suit with the bottoms tucked into cowboy boots. I said where's your dog he made some excuse up about it so me and my mate Morris Cornthwaite who was a big lad even at 17 .Butch took us up on some back wacks on the Sandbeck estate that was red hot back then. We spotted an hare in a field that got up a fair distance and my dog killed it after a decent run i got the dog and hare and fecked off as we had spotted a land-rover on another road from the lane. Butch had us both in stitches some of the tales he was coming out with taking us back to the whippet racing offering me numerous lurchers he had in exchange for mine.  

When you're young you will slip your dog at any distance on any going, anywhere lol. 

[Reg478728 58]

2 minutes ago, WataWalloper said:

Imagine the size a his pillow, must be like mattress 

Forget the pillow mate 

 

just imagine wash day at he’s you would need a jcb to scrap the shit out he’s pants