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    well i would say it makes them faster stay longer and turn better might not be as hard but i dont go for anything that bites back so all in all i would say adding more different breeds to the mix makes a far better allround dog
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    thicker coat its the only thing i can say lets the dog down she gets cut to easy and feels the cold
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    my saluki bull grey does it he is 12month now i think its mainly when he sees me,but also does it if i dont feed him on time.it pisses me right off
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    heres my bitch saluki whippet greyhound x 1/4 bull greyhound
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    it takes a very good dog to kill a winter hare in the day, i have a saluki grey x bull grey and to me he wont catch one as he is not built for it.he aint been tested but i would be very suprised if he could
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    my saluki grey x bull grey is out of a genuine 1x sal grey the lad who bred him had 2 litter brothers,they were both smooth haired well built and to me looked like they threw more greyhound looking,the one he used to sire the bull grey was the quicker one that done better at daytime and had more speed,the other one was the better lamping dog he said they were totally different but both done all game
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    1/2grey 1/4 saluki 1/8bull 1/8whippet has done everything ive wanted day or night dont like the bites but gets stuck in
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    im running duke saluki grey x bull grey he is 11month old at the min wont see anything til sep
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    heres my saluki grey x bull grey dog he was 8 month in photo he is 11 month now and coming on well aint been lamped but has had a few things in daytime im more than happy with him up to now he is 26 3/4"tts 70lb cant wait to start him this season coming
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    heres mine 2 year old she has 1/8 bull in her breeding she is 24.1/2tts takes all quarry day or night
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    he came from near berwick area he is a 1x bull grey with a 1x saluki grey he is easy to train and is coming on very well for his age
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    fawn 11month brindle 2 1/2
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    fawn 1 saluki bull grey, brindle 1 saluki whip grey x 3/4 bull grey
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    Keen looking bitch, has she got through much work this year,, she has done a bit this year she is 2 1/2 now hope to work her harder this season coming
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    dont bother with the filter there a pain in the arse pulling them off all night and then having to put them in your pocket when your sick of it.there ok off back of van though just a pain in the arse when walking
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    24"tts 47lb
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    good for them hope they get everything they lost back
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    i feed mine tripe and biscuits they are ok,i was told there was not enough of the things a dog needs to feed ijust tripe but dont know if its true
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    anyone owned both these x's? i have a saluki grey x bull grey
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    Tank is that the father to my bitch. nice fox irish lurcher did get good scrap i still think the bull x s take a lot more stick.. i think bull makes them more able to keep them going at foxes after they have had a few bites but that dont mean there better,the best fox killer ive seen is a deerhound x and it hardly ever gets a mark off doing a fox it kills them off inpact most times.its mostly bull x that get scared up this must be because they dont mind the pain
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    We double up most of the time for numbers. The dogs take alot more stick doubled than they do single handed. I've seen a dogs nose litrally hanging on by 5mm of flesh and flapping over etc because we doubled up. Same dog does take stick single handed but nowhere near as much. For see this id never doubled up again on certain quarry. A dog on its own can take complete control. The only dogs imo that take less stick doubled up overall are ones that look for "safe" holds and tbh are they even worth running? They just make the other dog look bad. i think if there are 2 lurchers when you s
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    i start mine off lamping i think daytime makes them hunt up.i only really lamp though so makes sence i start them off when i think there ready started my last bitch at 8month and she never looked back i have a dog pup at 9 1/2 month now and he is no where near ready yet he will go at 12month
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    did a bit of ferreting sunday at penrith , we didnt really want to go because of young but when farmer says he wants rid you got to go, but we kept all young and released them in our local area and released the does that looked like they had young in them , PM me what favour your after pal i might be able to help ATB TH22 where did you let them off at mate???lol i done same last year they bred up like mad there was hundreds on my back field then just before lamping season started they all got mixy and died
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    saluki whippet grey x bull grey skin like tracing paper just has to look ant barb wire and she rips
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    there is no dog that can do everything or else everyone would have one thats my oppinion i think you got to try and get the dog that best suits your needs,i have a bitch i would class as a alrounder for what i do marks,works with ferret,lamps or daytime rabbit hare deer and fox all preban she does know when there is a pheasant but aint caught one yet but to be honest my main hunting is lamping
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