dimmock20
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Everything posted by dimmock20
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hes looks well mate i thought he was a pup
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how are them 2 pups bred mate very simaler to mine????
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Spot on, been working lurchers 25 years, and it was the same now as it was then. The bottom line is they dont want lurchers on there ground (land owners + keepers). They know that ( famers) that untrained dogs will kill sheep, and keepers know that lurchers can and feck drives up the next day by moving the partridge's off, these are words from farmers+ keepers ive spoke to over the years . They know you can get few good lurchers owners who train there lurchers to a high standard, and keep away from there ground birds. But they dont like to take the risk with (no one) s o its a big no if you
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how is it that its always young lads that get blamed for it ? how many lads do you know that go out braking into sheds tracktors etc? how do you know it was lurchers that killed the sheep unless YOU witnessed it with your own eyes? how do you know there werent a legitement reason for game being left like it came on top and they had to make a fast exit? or even still unless you found the carcasses yourself and examined them how do you know it aint the trigger happy high powered rifle men that have there gun poked out of the window and shoot anything they can and leave it were its dropped? lurc
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Some lads on here need to get there heads out from up there own arse anyone would think there shit smelled of roses some of you are as bad as the antis
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Let your little girl choose. Would be the top one got me though
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topper of a pup cracking strike one to watch
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They don't miss much Cracking noses
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Cockers are smaller so can get into tighter spaces and tend to be more biddable springers take abit more training tend to be abit more head strong but once trained equally as good. I think it comes down to preference and what they are doing flushing tight cover just for rabbits cocker would be your best bet IMO, if your flushing bigger game or shooting geese and duck over water etc you would want a nice strong springer
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me and ryan used to do alot of lamping, till he got pussy whipped
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hes bred for himself, thats what he wants so why not its his gamble? aslong as there not for sale on here 1000 pound a pup i say good luck to him
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:clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper: :clapper:
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Death by hanging
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Hows your bitch doing hb just tried pming you but it won't let me, reply back to pm if prefered
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just shows what work shy twats they all are with all them parked together just waiting for a easy lift
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i see hes been on and deleted all his posts. its a wonder he didnt have the cheek to put him in the for sale section
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were you been hunting pets 4 homes hows that bitch doing you had out that day have you started her yet mate?
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i see this dogs for sale again the poor thing http://epupz.co.uk/clas/viewdetails.asp?view=500883
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Look well them mate, go steady with them straps I here if you put them on too tight they can do more damage then good
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paddy sweeney and late willie tough
dimmock20 replied to prebanpeter's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
Sounds like He was a true gent -
I'd estimate about 22
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give me a shout when your down this way again would like to see her run
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hows that bred mate?? her sire a dog called Milo out of benji and Nell and the dam was a black and tan bitch called Porsche supposedly Irish lady lines shes a nice bitch how old is she ? have you done much with her?
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hows that bred mate??
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Don't Come on this bit if the forum much and I don't have terriers, the only bonus I can see of having a terrier is if he's working it along side of lurchers etc it may bark when on quarry alerting the lurchers were as most spaniels are quiet but as someone as already stated you carnt beat a good spaniel for putting up game
