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The distance is governed by the land the have, most tracks are,or were, on miners welfares. lets get this right, I'm not classing non-ped with coursing bred, hounds for grounds, as they say. Non-peds have been bred for generations, best to best, to get the fastest dog over the chosen distance, they want the speed of the greyhound and the size of the Whippet, and have near as damn achieved it. Coursing dogs, the same, best to best for generations for coursing hares. The difference is, a coursing bred will never win a race against a non-ped, and a non-ped will just about allw9 points
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Evening guys hope this post is allowed. I have recently learnt how to colour black and white photos on Photoshop. I've been doing some of sighthounds and posted them on Instagram (sighthoundsincolor). If you post any black and white photos of lurchers or sighthounds i will attempt to colour them for you. All I ask in return is that I can post the end result on my Instagram (can crop people if desired) This is just a daft winter hobby of mine that's helping me improve my it skills. As a thanks for reading, I've attached a stunning bull lurcher from ww1, I wouldn't want t7 points
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All this talk of cali strains or latests weed cup winners is all well and good but you have to realise that theyve probably been created in near perfect conditions or some Dutch lab with no expense spared.See how they do growing them in your garage or a tent in your loft in when your trying to keep it warm in december or cool it down in summer and your humidity is bouncing around all over the place.Id sooner go for a couple of good old hardy tried and tested strains that you know aint gunno go over with shock just because youve warn a different colour T shirt than what you did last time you we7 points
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Cheers pal. My only other one so far, hoping to do one tonight. These are sighthounds on display in the USA in the year 1940. Not sure of any other details.6 points
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Well I tried following a barking fox last night. The thing just plays games with me! I've been feeding it or them. The swine or swines were there 730pm, midnight and 5.30am. I was there between 9.30 and 11.30pm ?6 points
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Racer dog pup 7 1/2 months, dam and her sis to pup and the grand sire near side and the sire last pic great grand sire I seen em all race out6 points
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Was you wearing your ,wolf howling at moon t shirt ,listening to slipknot,at the time ? Bloody weirdos5 points
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Pals old bitch went down hill past cupple of days had her pts today she must be 14 year old been very good rock piles dog bolted plenty with her over the years some pic of bitch an some of the rocks she worked an bolted plenty from , rip old girl4 points
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She can name them all only problem is the media will not reveal it , so basically she’s f****d her knowledge is worthless , those in power who know she’s knows their dirty secrets aren’t worried because like saville they’ll only be outed once their gone.4 points
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Every room on that island had tv and audio recording and everyone that went there signed a register on arrival he new what was coming and had shit on everyone ready for his exit strategy hopefully there is more than one copy ?4 points
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Been using the bells for years now, best thing i ever done, if your going to get bells make sure you get good quality falconry one's, the one's they put on cats collars are crap. SINDASOX4 points
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I wouldn't disagree with you about after the first bend, but you said a whippet never leads up, I agree again, but as I've pointed out, I'm talking about non-ped whippets, a completely different animal You don't seem to be able to differentiate between the ped and non-ped whippets, I have owned and ran both, and pure Saluki and coursing bred and most other types of running dog, and I'm speaking from personal experience. yes, of course no one is arguing that the Saluki hybrid coursing bred is the best hare dog, but to say they will allways lead up a non-ped Whippet is very naive and i4 points
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I'm talking about non-ped whippets, nothing like ped whippets, and if you think any dog can lead up a top class non-ped, you're dreaming, but I'm sure you're on a wind up. Either that or you've never seen a non-ped ! ? Cheers.4 points
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Ferreting if you don't have an over view of all the holes is a nightmare. Personally I would never put a ferret in holes on the side of a bank of cover where if the ferret surfaces you won't see it. I will do a hedge on my own because I use bells and the ferret is likely to go up or down the hedge and not in the field. Also the dog is the other side so he would tell me if the ferret surfaced. A dog can make all the difference and bells for me are more important than a locator4 points
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Just the picture mate he wouldn't be going out if he was under weight ? that's him the same night after being cleaned up4 points
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Sounds like another storm coming in, hope it doesn't do as much damage as last time, wind's right up, had enough rain to fill a reservoir aswell lol, nice break in the weather this afternoon though for a bit of limbing, and next years firewood processing4 points
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this lads only six month old.. got him off a keeper that's been breeding them for bout six year. wasn't to sure at first as me last dog was a Brittany and a mint busher.. this little fcukers right up there already, he'll pile into any cover and scrambles over walls on the moor! first time I took him out with sg he flushed this, I only pricked it but he was on it straight away and finished it off. got photos of parents at work and I saw them when I got him.. they work fox well.3 points
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I’d question why you would breed from a bitch that wasn’t fast enough… there’s plenty of fast hare killing dogs/bitches on the ground without trying to recreate the wheel3 points
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I think that greyhound blood is massively underrated in what it brings to a running dog.3 points
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What about a coursing bitch x non ped ? . I owned 2 . And I'd have bet them to beat an out and out courser or a hard blood on a 200 yard slip on heavy . Best of both worlds at times3 points
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Woo hoo, been invited to shoot woodies on rape with an old friend tomorrow morning. Not done that for ages. Make a change.3 points
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She worked rock piles all her life she was no earth dog she not stay long hour or so come out drop back in most times get your bolt she worked some big deep rock piles in her time were you not find her with box , I'd say maybe 4 digs to her in her life she was a bolting dog an she could shift a fox from most places3 points
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Loads of good advice ?. The fact that you are bothered to ask is a positive step. I incorporate all: Tug toys, using a confined space, train without other dogs, long line. I'd add that 6 to 12 months can be unbelievably frustrating as most dogs will be pushing boundaries. Keep calm as poss and I'd recommend fun and low key reinforcement of sit / down / stop / stay come; every day so at least there is basic obedience. I use treats but also praise by stroking and talk at the same time With retrieving I expect 95% with toys like mini tyre (made by Kong, they bounce like bolting rabbit3 points
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i hope she squeels ,and put the rest of the nonces behind bars or better the chair!!3 points
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My Son used to own a Goliath Bird eating spider that lived under a coconut who was partial to a cricket as soon as it picked up just a slight tremor that a cricket was present in the tank a leg used to appear from under the coconut, and what happened next was only what can be described as your worst nightmare. I remember it well he owned it on base when he was in the RAF he got posted to Afghanistan and the dickhead he trusted it with turned off the heat mat and alas that was the end of Trevor, I offered to look after but my Mrs threatened divorce ?3 points
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Tug training is the best way I have found to teach a pup to retrieve and it’s simple and you can do it sat in the chair in the kitchen. Apart from one ignorant saluki x every other running dog I’ve had has been a natural retriever when brought up with the tug training.3 points
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This is a quarter of a Chicken which I bought for Christmas dinner but as I had a cough and a cold I could not have dinner with my sister and brother in law. My brother in law is getting over Cancer and his immune is very low due to chemo treatment. So this 9lb Chicken which I had off a mate who grows them free range in a orchard. So I cut it into quarters and froze them. That quarter weighed over two and a half pounds and the legs are over one and a half. Was bloody delicious. Cheers Arry3 points
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