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troter58

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  1. what is your bitch how big and is it doing a job for you there about mate lads just do not come on here
  2. i ran both first cross and 3/4 good dogs put plenty stuff to bed in the 70s/80s i found the 3/4 was prone to feet problems to much greyhound but were good grafters the dogs were 24/26 and bitches 22/24 the first crosses different animals run over any thing and not much slower made great lamping dogs and did a job on most things slipped at i now run a 3/4 whippet beddy he as made 22 tts and the drive in this dog is through the roof i like a bit of beddy puts the spark in a runner.atb
  3. you know why PRICK cheers........ your welcome have a nice easter off to work now
  4. this is his type of hunting Mick Hucknall's been arrested after being caught shaggin a rabbit . A police source said he was holding back the ears & singing bunnies 2 tight 2 mention nice
  5. seen it before but great watch
  6. time to pack up now hares are getting ready for a lazy summer
  7. only a scratch but if it dont heal in two weeks throw in the river with the others
  8. the whippet cross done well stuck to its job and finished it
  9. sad people about to do that mate but i bet a pound to a penny it is some other pest controler who as had them you were seen putting them down and they come back for them wish you better luck in the future
  10. Sounds to me he is on the right track to ruining it. I've never read such a catalogue of basic errors. Running rabbits near tracks, electric fences, shining torch over fences into fields!!!!! Forget the seasons nearly ended mate, that don't count for pups. Your on a farm for fucksake, you have the best opportunity. Wait till the young rabbits are 3/4 grown in a month or 2, get the dog a slip lead and get yourself a lamp. Pick rabbits that you'd practically catch, middle of the field type, they will sit out there if you don't harass them. Walk the dog right upto them or as close as possible.
  11. very nice run this stamp in the early 70s great dogs now run the 3/4 whippet beddy great to see there still about well done
  12. Sounds to me he is on the right track to ruining it. I've never read such a catalogue of basic errors. Running rabbits near tracks, electric fences, shining torch over fences into fields!!!!! Forget the seasons nearly ended mate, that don't count for pups. Your on a farm for fucksake, you have the best opportunity. Wait till the young rabbits are 3/4 grown in a month or 2, get the dog a slip lead and get yourself a lamp. Pick rabbits that you'd practically catch, middle of the field type, they will sit out there if you don't harass them. Walk the dog right upto them or as close as possible.
  13. 1970s /80s salukie grey x collie grey we called them martinie dogs any time any where was plenty to go at good times
  14. not all long drawen out runs some do them fast
  15. fook me thats were ive been going wrong, lampings done at night :laugh: :notworthy: PRICK
  16. knowing when to keep the head or put it down is a clever dog if it takes to it quick it is some thing i do with my dogs its a must why have two dogs one for day and one for night when one can do both jobs Isn't that called having a lurcher? It's what i would expect any dog to do, a bit of everything and hopefully do most of well. yes mate but a lot do not do a bit of every thing through lack of time spent with the dog or the mind set of a day dog only and a lamp dog only that is what i can not get my head round why have a dog for one thing when most will do both if time is spent w
  17. fook me thats were ive been going wrong, lampings done at night :laugh:
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