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  1. think , his brother son was a player in the work cup rugby team, forgot his name ?
  2. Sad day Dave, when you loose a true mate, chin up.
  3. thats a fookin shock, i liked his voice , only 63 wonder what killed him ?
  4. i know what you mean, i had none ped little bitch 20 in 20lb fast great on rabbits as well as racing at the track ive said many time some males down the track 22in 34 lb , strong little dogs pile into foxes if you let them lol, full of fire them buggers were , prob the greyhound and staff, in there genes way back still put bit of fire in them. i know whippets fetch daft prices today that ped and none peds, me self think if wanted small type dog, i might go for for grew = whippet x grey, some 23 in 50lb, thats not over big really is it? but thats just me , but i do like dog with good coat on
  5. Well , i had 3 bullxs just straight pit x greys, no other breeds in the x.All mine were ok with other dogs, no prob infact i went out the one night with a lad who had 2 in back of his van, i had old bryn my collie x grey at the time , he never do a fox on his own, but would with another dog with him. well the lad put in the back Ray with them 2, one dog one a bitch, i said fook me they kill old bryn lad lol, he said they wont touch him, got his 2 out let them see bryn have smell, and it was ok but i was worried as bryn could be it sharp with dogs but it went ok , we got 2 foxes bryn got a
  6. why not nice small greyhound bitch, they make great pets , and when i worked at the racing kennels, there all up for a run on a rabbit, and greyhounds make good fox dogs as well.Do they still race greyhounds today? never here about it on the telly no more.!
  7. That's good point over, lot foxes over here, lucky not to get wiped out by rifle lads, OK they got controlled, not decimated. Keep the lurchers at'em Trunk?
  8. got loads , but 2 come to mind, 1st when i was younger and fitter, and worked at my local brewery , A pub i used to use few times, the landlord asked me to, do his door on new years eve. i done it couple times at another pub by me, just to help the gaffer out, it was just few drinks when closed and couple quid. we ll the pub on new years eve, all it was he told me only loose in couples , dont loose in any blokes on there own ok the odd bloke but not 1/2 dozen together, well that what he said well apart from 4 lads who came to the pub, told them to bring couple birds with them if they wanted
  9. sent pm, few pics when i worked used work him etc
  10. True, it like every thing with lurchers, I only go on my own dog, what he as done in his 10 years I've had him. He was great lamping dog, so was his litter sister, they were very full on dogs when young, he could be bit reckless when after his quarry, he had few bangs/bumps, but could handle it, very tough type lurcher. He came from good stock, his dam had German working lines E/E fit healthy animal, his sire was Razzmatzz the mid distance greyhound, bred by Max of here, 2 very good dogs. Regards HD poor hips, I was told by 2 vets that if did get HD, it wouldn't be as bad as pure gsd as he
  11. yeh, the gsd x grey good mix, great at lamping, and like said good in the day, brill nose finding stuff. a lad i know runs a bel mal x deerhound x grey bitch, very good lamping dog run all night. ive always said that the gsd x and the bel mal x are deff a step from the norm collie x grey lurcher, having had 3 collie xs greys before , thats what ive found .!
  12. nice pics, the young lad did well, dogs look good, you wont beat a spaniel for mooching knocking stuff out, mind you ive been lucky with last 2 lurchers , a gsd x grey , and had collie x grey, both had great nose, and my big dog will go in cover if there game in there, my old lurcher when alive would hang back and wait for a bolt clever bugger lol. get you lad some gloves, i know they dont feel the cold when young, my grand kids never do, but i keep a pair just incase , keep them happy as they say .
  13. no pups from him, but like you say your not going to the same as him even if he bred from him. i think it was having it just right % gsd in him that it worked very well, the greyhound came out just right. he had fare pace , and good stamina , spot on for long night lamping. i dont lamp like used to, to old now, but i am really happy to finish like have done with him . what ever i get when he gone will only be a pet now, i will always have lurcher about me, they make great pets good loyal animals .
  14. He 10 now mate, what I liked about him is, he fill your freezer, and spin few Charlie's over nif bump into them. He was really bred as lamp dog. Which he done well, the gsd in him gives good nose for mooching in the day, but many a time he caught stuff out the beam, he retrieve fox back to me, just like he would bring back a rabbit lol, bloody shame they get old trunk.
  15. Brill them trunk, always liked your dogs and posts. Always liked a dog to handle a Charlie, done lamping for 35 years, nice now to just have mooch about with my big old dog, had some great nights with when he was younger, keep up the good work trunk.
  16. Had nice walk this. Morning, cold but soon got warm. Buck had few munjack from here and the odd fox, if look at 1st pic he deff seen somthing, he had mooch over there, after the pic, even little woody had good smell about. Lol. Didn't see anybody, which is great don't want anything getting up with people looking. Dint see nothing but dogs and me self had nice walk on crisp cold morning.
  17. looks bit like a boerbol , both breeds are top guard dogs, look the part, and quite vocal for the big breeds .
  18. hope you get a nice pup out of it, whippet are deff good rabbit dogs, i had nice none ped racing whippet bitch 20 in 20 lb, fast , caught few rabbits nice little bitch, some of the males at the track hit 22in 32 lb strong little dogs that pile into foxes if yo let them lol. over in UK England we get some cold wet weather , so the whippet here can find it hard at times with our weather, that where the old lurcher job comes in, bit of beddy or drop of wheaten in a whippet x lurcher to giv bit of a better coat and bit of bone, they still knock over rabbits easy, nothing touch pure whippet of
  19. well lets move on now, we got 4 years to, get a new manger and better players, you carnt just blame one man= kane , ok he missed , but even if we gone extra time etc, i still think the frogs had found the net, like been said before once we had to really step up our game against a very good side, we couldn't do it . so lets rebuild for the world cup etc . i just come out from hospital for glaucoma surgery , me eye very sore , still watched the match with pain, but always thought it be to much for our lads, maybe nex time new manger new players .
  20. bird

    Karate.

    like you said earlier quick in the balls, put most people down. what i will say from experience of doing karate for 3 years, is that good old boxing training a better defense to use . i got knocked on my arse few times when fighting free style in the class, you fight 1st and 2nd dans alot of times . ok they tyr to keep you at bay, to stop you getting punches in in, but i am near 6ft tall and back then was agile and fast and strong,and my 13 st deff rocked a few . one fookin 2nd dan was big bully , giving me all macho crap dont look at my belt. well feckin didnt i puched him full force in
  21. bird

    Over eating

    here one for you, i not diabetic been testes quite few times and always ok . But some times if done jobs in my garden for 3-4 hours or when i was younger been lamping etc, i get very tired , and sleepy , got in the house had couple bars of choc and choc biscuits , and was ok then, doctor said my sugar levels had gone right down from exercise i one, even now at 70, when cut me lawns, i can feel it coming on, just have some choc biscuits and i be fine .
  22. dog outside in kennel, with good heat lamp, he comes next morning, nice fresh with little bounce . when i lamped him few night a week, when he was younger, i go over all his back shoulders, and check his feet, then feed him nice big dinner, then heat lamp on, it lets the dog stretch out, stop them rolling up in a ball shape, it that makes the lame, if they had lot of hard runs in the night, many time Buck have 2-3 hours lamping, with long hard runs. maybe i might have had little beddyx whippet type lurcher in the house little dog, but most of my dogs have been big dogs 25 - 28in 60 - 88lb ,
  23. ok paul, where walshie = dave this days , hope he ok and mrs , as still got his ridgeback ?
  24. Hope she OK, you did well carrying her back a mile on your shoulder deff, I had 75lb bullx grey, had to carry back to my car one night only 7 feilds away, that fooked me. Lol
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