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  1. Blue one
    i prob had the litter brother two it i big brindle dog called blanko about 28its it had no wind so give it a lad for lampin glider use be mine two full saluki was the farther two him and same farther for the first x irish lady the mum Thanks BL. The 1st x i seen on that dvd by Paddy was a fawn one, it did ok on a run, then got straight lined on another stronger hare, not sure if it lost site of it though? Any good 1st crosses over here in Ireland? c.m from enfield had some good ones he had sunny for a bit a pure sauki who had some good pups same farther as boo boo midnight
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    The man that has him for stud, is not too far from me. I have seen the dog in the flesh, fine greyhound.
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    Welcome Bill to the forum. I have seen some of the DVD's in the passed you were on and you came across as a decent gent.
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    Does it matter if the hard blood is working or not in the field? Is just a good racer ok to put in the mix?
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    man about dog

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    Its a cracker. clip of it below.
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    i prob had the litter brother two it i big brindle dog called blanko about 28its it had no wind so give it a lad for lampin glider use be mine two full saluki was the farther two him and same farther for the first x irish lady the mum Thanks BL. The 1st x i seen on that dvd by Paddy was a fawn one, it did ok on a run, then got straight lined on another stronger hare, not sure if it lost site of it though? Any good 1st crosses over here in Ireland? c.m from enfield had some good ones he had sunny for a bit a pure sauki who had some good pups same farther as boo boo midnight
  7. Blue one
    i prob had the litter brother two it i big brindle dog called blanko about 28its it had no wind so give it a lad for lampin glider use be mine two full saluki was the farther two him and same farther for the first x irish lady the mum Thanks BL. The 1st x i seen on that dvd by Paddy was a fawn one, it did ok on a run, then got straight lined on another stronger hare, not sure if it lost site of it though? Any good 1st crosses over here in Ireland? c.m from enfield had some good ones he had sunny for a bit a pure sauki who had some good pups same farther as boo boo midnight
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    i prob had the litter brother two it i big brindle dog called blanko about 28its it had no wind so give it a lad for lampin glider use be mine two full saluki was the farther two him and same farther for the first x irish lady the mum Thanks BL. The 1st x i seen on that dvd by Paddy was a fawn one, it did ok on a run, then got straight lined on another stronger hare, not sure if it lost site of it though? Any good 1st crosses over here in Ireland?
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    I have a dvd with a first cross, bred by paddy Sweeny running on it, that seemed quick, Chalky was running a dog called Glider on it as well.
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    Totally agree, its all about the hunt for me as well.
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    Fantastic.
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    Smashing pics of all them dogs Optimus, fine looking animals, thanks for sharing.
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    making a pup, jump walls with wire all over it, is asking for trouble... I know, as i have seen what can happen!!!!
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    It was good and it seems our way of life will go on for a while yet. Even though some that ferret and lamp ect don't agree with fox hunting with hounds, or park coursing, if they go, our hunting with dogs will go to. Link below to the program, if any one wants to watch it, its on after the adverts. http://www.tv3.ie/shows.php?request=thetruthabout&tv3_preview=&video=33911
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    My lurcher bitch came into heat for the first time when she was just over 3 years old.
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    He sounded like a good one mecca, thanks.
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    Pre ban, how long did hard worked coursing dogs last for? Did they burn out after 3 to 4 years or so, or, did they last further? How many seasons, did they go on for, when worked hard, 3 or more times a week? Fen field ect? Was their a high %, that did not make the grade, of jacked? Cheers.
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    IVE RAN THEM FOR 5miles A DAY ALONGSIDE ME WHEN I DONE A LOT OF RUNNING, IVE TROTTED THEM ALONGSIDE BIKES/CARS. WALKED THEM FOR MILES EVEN SWAM THEM. HAVING 2 DOGS THAT WILL RUN AROUND WITH EACH OTHER ON GRASS HELPS AS WELL. . HOWEVER THESE THINGS ONLY HELP PREPARE YOUR DOG OR KEEP THEM TICKING OVER.. AS THEY SAY"something is better than nothing". HOWEVER in my opinion!!! NOTHING GETS A DOG TRULY FIT OTHER THAN RUNNING IT. GEARING UP ITS BODY FOR THE CHASE, NOT JUST EXERCISE,,, YOU NOT ONLY HAVE TO GET ITS BODY FIT BUT ITS MIND FIT ALSO FOR SUCCESS. DOGS" ran from their beds"SHOWS BAD STOCKMAN
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    IVE RAN THEM FOR 5miles A DAY ALONGSIDE ME WHEN I DONE A LOT OF RUNNING, IVE TROTTED THEM ALONGSIDE BIKES/CARS. WALKED THEM FOR MILES EVEN SWAM THEM. HAVING 2 DOGS THAT WILL RUN AROUND WITH EACH OTHER ON GRASS HELPS AS WELL. . HOWEVER THESE THINGS ONLY HELP PREPARE YOUR DOG OR KEEP THEM TICKING OVER.. AS THEY SAY"something is better than nothing". HOWEVER in my opinion!!! NOTHING GETS A DOG TRULY FIT OTHER THAN RUNNING IT. GEARING UP ITS BODY FOR THE CHASE, NOT JUST EXERCISE,,, YOU NOT ONLY HAVE TO GET ITS BODY FIT BUT ITS MIND FIT ALSO FOR SUCCESS. DOGS" ran from their beds"SHOWS BAD STOCKMAN
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    What do ye lads over here do to get your dogs coursing fit when the season arrives again? I mostly lamp and do the odd bit of long ear running during the day, want to get into it more in the future prehaps. So, do some of ye just go out, as some i know have done in the passed and get them fit running on the long ears, or do you road walk them, run behind the car ect? What way do ye do it and what do you feed when your getting them fit and coursing?
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    VERY TRUE & THE SAME CAN BE SAID OF RUNNING DOGS FROM SCOTLAND... SIMPLE EVOLUTIONARY PRINCIPLES APPLY..... SHORTER FIELDS WITH COVER & FENCES ETC MEANS THAT THE HARES THAT CAN GET TO COVER & UTILISE OBSTACLES IN THE QUICKEST & BEST FASHION SURVIVE IN LARGER NUMBERS. PURSUIT FROM A FASTER DOG MORE INTENT ON A QUICKER ENDING IN GENERAL MEANS MORE PRESSURE & MORE STRIKES IN A SHORTER PERIOD OF TIME. HOWEVER IN MORE OPEN GROUND THE HARE IN GENERAL NEEDS TO RUN LONGER. THUS THE HARE WITH MORE STAMINA & ABILITY TO EVADE THE DOG FOR LONGER WILL SURVIVE IN LARGER NUMBERS TO
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    Their is a lot of deer in Ireland that have Tb. I use to cull for the dept of agriculture back in the 90's. I use to cull badgers under licence and also deer. 30% of badgers had it and about 20% of deer aswell, in areas where their was high TB cases with cattle.! Great pictures their Martin, that is exactly what it looks like, but, it is hard to detect, in the early stages.!
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    aisling, you really need to keep out of this conversation.
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    i totally agree lad its no joke going from here over to the big land over there,has mucky paws run there and had results????????????????????? aisling, have you ran your dogs here and the fens then? Just that you seem to have a smart comment on a lot of coursing matters?????
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