what x makes the best lamping dog.???

[bird 9,594]

What x makes the best lamping dog, for all quarry pre-ban.? Ive run bullxs,colliexs, bitzas, all did well on the quarry they were ran at. As most know i run a 1x colliexgrey Bryn now, and he as had great season caught loads of rabbits and will bust a gut to catch what in front of him. . My bullx was the same as Bryn give 100%.My bitza bitch(lurcher to lurcher)was a great catch dog as well .Having read few posts on here about differnt xs, and my own experience i think maybe a lurcher to lurcher might make the better lamp dog. . What do you lot think.??

[Ideation 8,216]

Down to individual dogs.

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

horses for courses again

i need a flying machine

your dog wouldnt catch on my spots, playing fields, golf courses that are lit up and walked over day and night.

[Giro 2,648]

A minshaw bred lurcher

[Romany 1,065]

All the best lampers Ive had or seen (and Im talking about volumes of work on all quarry, not the odd night out) were lurcher x lurcher no first crossers can match them..

[poacher3161 1,766]

Its got to be lurcher to lurcher for me.Though i had a saluki/grey first cross that wernt bad .I have never had mutch luck with lurchers with a lot of greyhound in them ie 3 quarter breds.Though some make very good lampers.

[Bosun11 537]

I'd go with Romany and Poach Ray, for me it would be Lurcher X Lurcher, with the only 'pedigree' being the work behind the lineage.

 

These days, the less I can see of any particular 'breed' in a dog, the more I like it.

 

Grafters born and bred.....!

[tb25 4,626]

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[Guest joe ox]

I to prefer lurcher x lurcher, worker to worker preferably line bred.

[poacher3161 1,766]

horses for courses again

i need a flying machine

your dog wouldnt catch on my spots, playing fields, golf courses that are lit up and walked over day and night.

I agree with you their i hunt similar land and need a sharp quik dog i had a collie/grey bitch some years ago and she just was not sharp enough for the rabbits around were i live but did well up in the dales i was told.

[bird 9,594]

Its got to be lurcher to lurcher for me.Though i had a saluki/grey first cross that wernt bad .I have never had mutch luck with lurchers with a lot of greyhound in them ie 3 quarter breds.Though some make very good lampers.

 

My mate runs a colliexgreyx salukixgrey, and it is 9 years old, and it still can knock over 20-25 rabbits in a night.It as great stamina,good retriever and quick recovery rate.And it as stayed sound for years. Dont think you get will many lurchers that ( can+want to) do that amount of work at that age. So in my book this is what i would call a(very good x) as a lamping dog.

[Bosun11 537]

Its got to be lurcher to lurcher for me.Though i had a saluki/grey first cross that wernt bad .I have never had mutch luck with lurchers with a lot of greyhound in them ie 3 quarter breds.Though some make very good lampers.

 

My mate runs a colliexgreyx salukixgrey, and it is 9 years old, and it still can knock over 20-25 rabbits in a night.It as great stamina,good retriever and quick recovery rate.And it as stayed sound for years. Dont think you get will many lurchers that ( can+want to) do that amount of work at that age. So in my book this is what i would call a(very good x) as a lamping dog.

f**k yous english f**k pots

 

Thats very Irish of you Sandy, thanks

[poacher3161 1,766]

Its got to be lurcher to lurcher for me.Though i had a saluki/grey first cross that wernt bad .I have never had mutch luck with lurchers with a lot of greyhound in them ie 3 quarter breds.Though some make very good lampers.

 

My mate runs a colliexgreyx salukixgrey, and it is 9 years old, and it still can knock over 20-25 rabbits in a night.It as great stamina,good retriever and quick recovery rate.And it as stayed sound for years. Dont think you get will many lurchers that ( can+want to) do that amount of work at that age. So in my book this is what i would call a(very good x) as a lamping dog.

It is a good cross bird.A dog that i owned some years back that was to be used mainly for coursing brown and blue hares turned out a decent lamp dog [bANNED TEXT] tried and he was out of a 3quarter grey/collie back to a pure saluki

[Romany 1,065]

Thats a bit harsh

[bird 9,594]

Its got to be lurcher to lurcher for me.Though i had a saluki/grey first cross that wernt bad .I have never had mutch luck with lurchers with a lot of greyhound in them ie 3 quarter breds.Though some make very good lampers.

 

My mate runs a colliexgreyx salukixgrey, and it is 9 years old, and it still can knock over 20-25 rabbits in a night.It as great stamina,good retriever and quick recovery rate.And it as stayed sound for years. Dont think you get will many lurchers that ( can+want to) do that amount of work at that age. So in my book this is what i would call a(very good x) as a lamping dog.

f**k yous english f**k pots

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