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  1. if a dog "crashes" a hedge to catch a rabbit it's shit, a good dog waits for the rabbit to come out of the hedge to be caught
  2. Martha 8weeks first rabbit around 6 mnths around 10months old most recent pic she's just turned a year.
  3. My brothers got a 1st x and she's gonna be bigger than my 3/4 whip 1/4 bed bitch, my bitch is quicker and a lot more whippet like she will enter cover but will more often than not wait outside the cover whilst my russel does the hard work. My brothers bitch will enter cover more readily she's around 9 mnths now so still to early to know what she can or can't do but she's looking promising and her parents were worked hard. She's around 20" now and quite heavily built compared to mine who's around 19". Mine has worked well with the ferrets, she's marked well and caught a few bolters. she's done
  4. Good luck with the new pup mate, brothers got a first x, nice bitch only around 8 mnths at the min so aint seen much, she's keen enough though when out with mine should make a decent dog.
  5. I use a russel mate with my lurcher bushing, she's good with the ferrets too, marks, catches hole hoppers she's a good ratter too all in all a good little dog.
  6. Rocky1 has been kind enough and said he would post me a few knifes for next season Nice one rocky, good touch that, Hopefully you be gutting a load more in the future mate and as ideation said you'll definitely get sick of it
  7. No idea what that means, but a great quote none the less
  8. thanks mate I think I will get him coming out more with me and see if he truly is into it he is a lazy git like may be for the best if he waits for a while Lazy gits and dogs aint normally a good mix mate
  9. Thats good advice Johnny boy68, unless you've truly got the time to give to your dogs it's not fair getting them. I came away from running dogs for quite a while cause I knew i couldn't offer them the time they need, maybe your mate should walk with you for another season every weather good and bad nights/ days if he then feels he can offer a dog the time they need he should get himself one. Hopefully he does stick at it mate I guess your quite young lads and it's good that younger lads are still coming into it
  10. Good luck with the pup mate, bet sept can't come quick enough ATB Kev
  11. cheers mate, any other info would be great There's been a couple of these threads up recently mate check in the search at the top of the page theres loads of info on em For what it worth I've got a 3/4 1/4 whip beddy, she's only 11 mnths but has come on well good with the ferrets and coming on lanmping works well with my Jack Russel too. My brothers got 1st cross beddy whip much heavier built and more boisterous than mine she's about 8mnths now she came from hard working parents and I'm sure she'll become a good dog if she ever calms down she's fecking mad. If it's for rabbits I woul
  12. That dogs came on a treat mate, thats a great looking team you got there I've followed this thread as I stated before I'd be interested in breeding my JRT this way in years to come if she continues like she has, I think her drive and nose with extra speed would be a demon with the ferrets and out bushing, she's quite leggy any way so putting her with a whippet could throw some nice pups I'd think seems to have worked for you anyway mate fair play You never know one for the future maybe
  13. she was lookin at it on the floor thinking....WTF!!! I would've of thought you would've have shaved a cock into her
  14. I would say the main problem you would have would be finding decent beddy x greys as there definately seem to be more bull x around, I go out with a mate who runs a big bull X, it's a cracking dog and does what you would expect but it's not the sort of dog for me personally. I think now with rabbits/rats being legal quarry there seems to be more whippet x beddys ( supply for demand) around than grey x beddys is there enough decent beddy x greys around to compete with the currently more popular bull X.. As I said I found it difficult to find exactly what I wanted
  15. Nice one mate, I picked up 2 bits of permission last year down to my dogs being well behaved in front of the farmer/owner. Whilst working on one of the farms( replacing a barn roof) the farmer asked me if i would bring the pup up when she was ready as he would like to see her run, he was impressed with how she was around his cattle and kept saying what a nice dog she was ( I think he was after her really). I would say your dogs have done you proud mate whether thats because they are whippets or not I don't know.
  16. I got a 3/4 whip 1/4 beddy, would have liked greyhound in the mix, but when I was buying her there was none around ( at least none that I could find). She's 11 mnths now and around 19" tts, it's early days but she's broken to the ferrets, started to mark, had a couple of bolters and had a few on the lamp we'll see next season how she goes as she'll be out most weekends with the ferrets and a couple of nights a week on the lamp. I've only got her for rabbits and I'm sure she'll be fine although in hindsight I think another couple of inches would have been handy for the lamping. The works be
  17. nice looking pup mate, all the best with her
  18. Got out of the match scene years ago as it was all going to pulling as many over stocked pastie carp out of a puddle as you could in 5 hrs, I carried on fishing the river sometimes settling in to a swim sometimes roving with a bait apron you have to think on moving water, and adapt as the situation arises, I fished a lot on the tidal stretch of our river this again presented new problems as the depth of the river changes constantly and each swim can fish differently at different states of the tide, but there's some cracking fish in this stretch some real big bream ( if your prepared to sit it
  19. Nice one Baz, roll on september you got a busy season coming up with the ferrets and dogs. Atb Kev
  20. What were you catching from the barns? rats? No rabbits mate, used to put a long net around it, was an open barn with bales in, never big numbers but would always get a few
  21. Hi mate You should have no problems keeping a lurcher in the house with your family dog, both my dogs live in they both work and are great with the kids too, alternatively they can be kenneled what ever suits you. As far as types if it's primarily a ferreting dog whippet x or straight whippets should be good or collie x greyhound are good rabbit dogs. ( I know other types are good as well) I've got a 11 mnth old whippet x beddlington she's done well around the ferrets and had a few on the lamp end of the season she should do well next season. As far as training get all the basics startyed
  22. Think you boy's have said it all what a prick, no idea how to handle a ferret, waiting over the hole with a machete, and why did he keep sending the dog down the hole. What the f*ck was the dog doing to the rabbit at the end, this is the reason the general public don't understand what the genuine lads are all about, they'll watch something like that and we're all tarred with the same brush. Just another you tube clip to fuel the antis propaganda machine
  23. Don't think I'd fancy putting a ferret through the brambles in case they found a hole could be a nightmare especially now with young around, my terrier was working through some thick bramble a while back could here her on rabbits but none would bolt, climbed in a bit myself and found there was holes in there that I never knew about would have been a pain in the arse to dig. Used to do a barn filled with bales years ago was pretty good and had a few out each time. Never done log piles though.
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