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Hi lads (chonas ta tu) How are you! I have been hearing of lads in my area using ridgeback crosses on all quarry and I was just wondering how they would differ to bull crosses in the field. What could one do better than the other etc??

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i personaly dont think there is any diference in the field between them there just seems to be more proven ones in the bull xs ,

 

 

Wel ive heard that a ridgeback will do anything a bull will while avoiding getting as much stick but the bull suits people that are in the game for the image better. I have seen full ridgebacks run and they are faster than full bulls and very powerful animals. Im sure the full bull has a stronger bite though.

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do a search at the bottom of the page you will find a couple of topics on a ridgeback x ....... mainly ones of my old first x ridgeback/grey Barney.

sold him as i wasnt using him , totally regret selling him and would have him back in a flash .

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Theres supposed to be a lad round my way saying his ridgebacks are doing stuff,ive seen his dogs theres no way his are doing what he reckons. Pre-ban ive ran mine against foxes,doubled up cos the bitch is just a little un and im not risking her on her own. Mine are lurchers his are ridgebacks,ive seen a good old fox turn my two inside out,so his ridgebacks wouldnt stand a chance at grabbing them,far too slow.

As to the crosses,i wouldnt know,never seen any to be honest.

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They might have the Drive but are they Game enough to do the job over and over again? :thumbs:

Butch

 

 

Maybe but werent they bred for tougher game than we have. Lions etc? Idspose this would be long gone out of them by now but i would love to see 1/4 ridge 3/4 grey in action to see how it would do but id spose the lurcher breeds we have at the moment are there for a reason

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