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Posts posted by catchwrestler
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feet and flat out on roads dont go great thats where my bitches prob came from mate
does ok for me mate but she not got the greatest feet but all the others from the litter seem to be ok i have her sire here aswell mate
that pic of the bitch in my avitar is saluki ghound x ghoundTo be honest lads we have no idea how much is in him he is the result of saluki/grey back to saluki/grey a few times over. My neighbour breeds salukis and his stud dog and jet are similair in build and shape.
A fine looking dog mate , whats it like on quarry
1 out of 7 cant be bad from litter dog goes where the quarry never trained her to stop at roads when chasing i do it with the next one lol i got a fx pup here aswell
Yours almost looks pure grey , looks in a nice fit condition anyway , whats the stamina like ?
Whats its speed like off the mark and top end ?
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All fen and field round my way mate
flat as a pancake Last time the dog ran off i could still see it running 2 days later
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that pic of the bitch in my avitar is saluki ghound x ghoundTo be honest lads we have no idea how much is in him he is the result of saluki/grey back to saluki/grey a few times over. My neighbour breeds salukis and his stud dog and jet are similair in build and shape.
A fine looking dog mate , whats it like on quarry
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Lovely looking dog mate , looks a credit to your boy
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i have the same breed mate dam track g hound sire working s/g hound she is good way ferrets just get her with them at a early age she has thrown more to the g hound very racy looking but does just fine
Thats good to hear mate , its not essential if the pup makes the grade as a ferreting dog but would be nioce if it could do a bit of that as well
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has the greyhound ever worked??? what will happen to her after the breeding?? why not work the two you got now and worry about pups when you need some??
The two what i have now ?
I only have one other dog and she is a lakie x
I have no idea what will happen to her after the breeding and she's ex track so never done anything in the field
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how much saulk is in the sire????
Sire is a first cross mate
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My dogs sire is this way bred and he's a great dog.
Endless stamina, awesome daytime and great on the lamp. Hunts up really well and as expected pace to burn. Also very good jumper.
He is 6 now and I would be more than happy to own him.
Thats the sort of qualities i was hoping for just didnt know how much of the suluki qualitys would be left after this mating
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I THINK THE PUPS WILL BE VERY HOUNDY.TAKE YOUR TIME WHEN PICKIN YOUR PUP.ATB
Can you explain what you mean by houndy ??
Roxy i know it is down to how i socilise the pup with the pugs , i was thinking more of how it will take to ferreting , i know saluki x's are not the usual choice for a ferreting dog as they are more at home at the chase i suppose only time will tell
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A guy in my town is having this as a planned breeding after christmas dam is the greyhound sire is a saluki x grey .
Have had a few nights on the lamp with the sire and he is mustard on the lamp , also good daytime
Dam is a rescue grey hound from a track that he has rehomed for this breeding .
Whats everyones opinion on this cross , will these throw to the sire or the dam ?
I will want it as a day and night dog and maybe a ferreting partner although i'm not fussed if it doesn't take to ferrets .
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Can any one pass on the contact details for gary middleton , i've done a search but cant find anything
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Thats some goodnews then mate
Atb catch
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Where bouts in lincs are you mate , i'm near sleaford and will keep my eye out if you want
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Get me a landrover 90 please theirs a pal
God loves a tryer
Don't he just
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hi all , whats your opinions on the ford maverick glx. 2.7 diesel 4x4.. and what can you expect to pay for something around m or n reg..?
I have a terrano, mate. Dunno if they're identical or not, but the terrano is a pile of sh1te. It handles like a trawler, goes like a slug, but refuses to stop with anything less than a weeks notice. It has constant electrical problems and breaks down so often, i've been invited to the RAC mans wedding. It's an 02 plate and it cost over 800 quid to MOT this year.
If Mavericks are even close to terrano's on build quality and reliability, then avoid it at all costs.
I dont think the earlier ones had as much trouble as the later ones bert , the earlier ones are not bad on juice and mines quite nippy .
Saying that i know what you mean about the electrics but at least the earlier ones are quite easy to sort ,i have no idea about your models .
Land rover for me when i'm a bit more flush
The oil warning light has been on for a year. I've chucked money at it, but there comes a point with old cars where you've gotta draw a line. So now i just dip the oil weekly. I try to avoid using the leccy windows because once open, it's anyones guess whether they'll close again. And it blows brake lights for fun !
As to MPG, if i'm really soft footed, it gets 19/20 ish to the gallon. Not great, but my last car was an evoVIII and that fecker supped it so fast there were a whirlpool in the tank lol
Blimey i feel for you mate worst i've had is replacing the throttle body sensor at £100 quid and i've had it 5 years
I've got a ticket for Fridays euro millions. If i win, that fecky terrano is going over the nearest cliff
Get me a landrover 90 please theirs a pal
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hi all , whats your opinions on the ford maverick glx. 2.7 diesel 4x4.. and what can you expect to pay for something around m or n reg..?
I have a terrano, mate. Dunno if they're identical or not, but the terrano is a pile of sh1te. It handles like a trawler, goes like a slug, but refuses to stop with anything less than a weeks notice. It has constant electrical problems and breaks down so often, i've been invited to the RAC mans wedding. It's an 02 plate and it cost over 800 quid to MOT this year.
If Mavericks are even close to terrano's on build quality and reliability, then avoid it at all costs.
I dont think the earlier ones had as much trouble as the later ones bert , the earlier ones are not bad on juice and mines quite nippy .
Saying that i know what you mean about the electrics but at least the earlier ones are quite easy to sort ,i have no idea about your models .
Land rover for me when i'm a bit more flush
The oil warning light has been on for a year. I've chucked money at it, but there comes a point with old cars where you've gotta draw a line. So now i just dip the oil weekly. I try to avoid using the leccy windows because once open, it's anyones guess whether they'll close again. And it blows brake lights for fun !
As to MPG, if i'm really soft footed, it gets 19/20 ish to the gallon. Not great, but my last car was an evoVIII and that fecker supped it so fast there were a whirlpool in the tank lol
Blimey i feel for you mate worst i've had is replacing the throttle body sensor at £100 quid and i've had it 5 years
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hi all , whats your opinions on the ford maverick glx. 2.7 diesel 4x4.. and what can you expect to pay for something around m or n reg..?
I have a terrano, mate. Dunno if they're identical or not, but the terrano is a pile of sh1te. It handles like a trawler, goes like a slug, but refuses to stop with anything less than a weeks notice. It has constant electrical problems and breaks down so often, i've been invited to the RAC mans wedding. It's an 02 plate and it cost over 800 quid to MOT this year.
If Mavericks are even close to terrano's on build quality and reliability, then avoid it at all costs.
I dont think the earlier ones had as much trouble as the later ones bert , the earlier ones are not bad on juice and mines quite nippy .
Saying that i know what you mean about the electrics but at least the earlier ones are quite easy to sort ,i have no idea about your models .
Land rover for me when i'm a bit more flush
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I saw one advertised for 400 quid the other day done 143k .
i have a p reg that is the facelift model , good off road if fitted with some applicable tyres especially the short wheelbase .
The electronic components can sometimes be a problem
and can make you wanna tear your hair out but once you understand them , a simple little 4x4 to work on .However if your looking for a pure 4x4 that will go anywhere your looking at the wrong vehicle .
ATB catchwrestler
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Does any one have a invite code for the box.bz tracker site i will trade a demonoid invite for it
regards catch
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Another vote for brazilian jiu jitsu from me , this sorts the men from the boys !
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A lot of the land of which im talking is open pastures , which occasionally house the odd sheep so they have little human awerness .
Some interesting points you've raised in regard to how they interpret a threat
Also now they seem to be breeding later and later is this causing a reluctance to bolt ?
.410 is definatly coming out the cabinet though this thread has got me thinking
A.T.B
Catch
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Billhook or slasher works for me
keeps the brambles and nettles away from your hands.Dillan
Ah bill hook they look just the job
The chap who comes with me always says why put the work in for someone else to come along.30 miniutes here
Me too, I clear holes, partner follows laying purse nets down full hedge. Go for a drink a fag and a chat back at vehicle. Go back to first warren done with ferrets quietly. This way this gives chance for bunnies to calm down. Beauty about this is if any slip the nets then theres a good chance of backnetting. I have seen us take a full morning to prepare setting 100+ nets before getting out the ferrets. Cant chance putting in all the effort a week before for poachers to do it after all the hard work done clearing out.
Dillan
Only an issue if you share permission. I hate sharing. Funny how rabbits seem or are said to be unhappy to bolt if you cut some nettles above ground, but if you unleash ww3 with the splatter guns above ground they keep bolting like gooduns
I know sound does effect, but i think there are more important factors, like if the rabbits have seen a ferret before.I'm the only one on my permission , so i am probably a bit spoiled in that the only human the rabbits see are me .
I hate having to dig so that's probably why i rest the warrens after the cutting and clearing plus its just habit and the way i was always taught .
Could it be that clearing the area around a warren which is disturbing the ground in its self makes them more wary and less likely to bolt as they maybe have a natural fear of digging mammals i.e foxes badgers
Maybe shooting doesn't cause the same fear
I dont use a shotgun when ferreting , in fact can't remember the last time the .410 came out the cabinet , might have to give it some use this season and see if it makes a difference
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I managed to get a mk1 and collar off a lad the other day , he retired from ferreting 3 + years ago bargain price of 20 quid , so ask around mate especially people into their sport you never know what may turn up
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To be fair mate dont get that many poachers round my permission .
I leave for a week because I have to cut back a lot of vegetation nettles and stuff , makes a fair old noise and makes bolting hard with just a couple of ferts .
I like to make a good job of it because it saves a lot of time further on in the year
does anybody use parson terriers
in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
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Lets see your " fantastic " terrier then , at least the op has put a pic up to get some conversation going