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  1. morton
    Ill guarantee the lad will receive a pm or 2 with another Bullx owner-breeder awaiting another victim.
  2. morton
    As have many others.The main reason the Bull bred lurcher receives the amount of flack it does is because of the feckwits and nuggets that own them,use them as a status symbol,hunt in a manner the majority find utterly repulsive,breed out of dross throwing names about like confetti and slabber on like a second rate fisherman and his catch.Ive seen my share of very useful bull bred lurchers,lurchers whose owners have little in common with,with many that own the breed.The minority of feckwit bull x owners are responsible for the majority of dross bred,finding a decent un is a task in itself,yet
  3. morton
    As have many others.The main reason the Bull bred lurcher receives the amount of flack it does is because of the feckwits and nuggets that own them,use them as a status symbol,hunt in a manner the majority find utterly repulsive,breed out of dross throwing names about like confetti and slabber on like a second rate fisherman and his catch.Ive seen my share of very useful bull bred lurchers,lurchers whose owners have little in common with,with many that own the breed.The minority of feckwit bull x owners are responsible for the majority of dross bred,finding a decent un is a task in itself,yet
  4. morton
    Visit any local track,registered or otherwise and you will take one home,if you are found suitable.
  5. morton
    If i come across deep sandy holding spots im more reluctant to enter a terrier,i look at massive rock piles and think easy in easy out,both cause grief,i prefer rock grief at times.
  6. morton
    The last time i used paint on the computer i could,nt see the screen.
  7. morton
    I forgot it was a post about rocks, ill warrant we may both have had terriers in the same locations,id say happy days but ill have another Beddy or 2 in the same spots for at least another season,possibly 3.
  8. morton
    The vast majority of the permission i now have was land well known to me and a multitude of dogs beforehand,entering the land now may not hold the same sense of adventure perhaps. I no longer need to switch off the lamp or hide behind a wall or in a ditch,at the first sign or sound of interruption.I walk about now like Lord Fecking Muck and hunt inhibited.Its far less exciting,yet more productive and easier,i like easier now.
  9. morton
    Its a no brainer really,permission on your doorstep thats secure,a quick call to the plod,a little illumination and loose the hound.
  10. morton
    Once a Sparrowhawk finds an aviary it will return,they have an uncanny habit of sticking their feet through the wire and grabbing the occupants,double skin the aviary or get a gun.
  11. morton
    The best time to get a terrier amidst the rodents is summer,winter is when a terrier should get a little more serious.If i was Rebecca id get myself around the many pig and poultry farms that abound in Lancashire and sort out some permission.
  12. morton
    Id not get to hung up on whats in the mix,a can of worms,lies and ego,s awaits you.If you wish to step up id do a little homework,that begins with an harsh look in the mirror,then source something Lurcher to lurcher bred,forget about whats in the mix,concentrate on what the breeding offers you,good luck.
  13. morton
    It won,t,fact. Its how you fetch them on.. I run small land ,fells and moors.. Mines dynamite.. Screenshot_2016-08-05-22-32-25.png The way you enter,educate and bring a mutt on is the biggest influence in the jukels working life,Saluki saturated lurchers are easily broken on the Fells and Moors,fact,they are not up to the physicality of days and days and days,over months and months in that environment,repetitive sprinting,over short distances on undulating and unforgiving ground is their ruination,the harder it becomes the more they wane.Many folk on here have little knowledge
  14. morton
    rock and earth don't effect the signal but metal can.I don,t like a collar on a terrier in rocks,many a terrier self entering with a collar on,mk.1,s and Bellmans ive encountered irregular readings.i would still always use a collar, i would rather have a irregular reading than not have one at all. just my views thoIve argued more about a terrier with and without a collar on than any other subject,apart from working Bedlingtons.Ill guarantee you will have entered terriers in certain rock piles that a collar would have been useless in,plus they certainly snag terriers at times and rescue others
  15. morton
    rock and earth don't effect the signal but metal can.I don,t like a collar on a terrier in rocks,many a terrier self entering with a collar on,mk.1,s and Bellmans ive encountered irregular readings.i would still always use a collar, i would rather have a irregular reading than not have one at all. just my views thoIve argued more about a terrier with and without a collar on than any other subject,apart from working Bedlingtons.Ill guarantee you will have entered terriers in certain rock piles that a collar would have been useless in,plus they certainly snag terriers at times and rescue others
  16. morton
    It won,t,fact.
  17. morton
    How did your deerhound/collie/greyhound types fair on the fens Morton pre ban of course? First run they would hold their own with any Saluki hybrid and usually beat them to the catch,2nd run they often accounted well for themselves,then the saluki hybrids took it to another level.Bring the Saluki Hybrids into my domain and let them loose on Fell,Dale and Moor and they were always a poor 3rd to the better looking jukels. Thanks for that. What I expected really. I ran and caught more Hares than god gave me liberty for with my scruffy arsed Deerhoundy,s,then the devil showed me the Saluki
  18. morton
    rock and earth don't effect the signal but metal can.I don,t like a collar on a terrier in rocks,many a terrier self entering with a collar on,mk.1,s and Bellmans ive encountered irregular readings.i would still always use a collar, i would rather have a irregular reading than not have one at all. just my views thoIve argued more about a terrier with and without a collar on than any other subject,apart from working Bedlingtons.Ill guarantee you will have entered terriers in certain rock piles that a collar would have been useless in,plus they certainly snag terriers at times and rescue others
  19. morton
    aye but take a better type of dog to kill on the heather lad !! Its a dark secret to the nuggets mucker,we know what we know,dogs that are pish on the moors make very good fen jukels.
  20. morton
    I keep banging on about the virtues of the Deerhoundy/Collie lurcher,you mucker have said it all in far fewer words than i had the aptitude for.For my little input ive owned a few,good post.
  21. morton
    I thought they only docked ships around Liverpool,then robbed em,got the dock union imprisoned then a tv role on Brookside and the Royal family?.
  22. morton
    Many years ago searching for rabbiting permission in the Dales a gamekeeper asked about the leggy russel i had running at heel,he invited me onto his land and pointed to a little pile of rocks that covered about 1/2 an acre of the valley at the side of his cottage,"allus a fox in there" he quipped and asked me to enter the terrier,a test for the said permission i thought.Not a fecking chance i said,he gave me permission then recounted a few tales of many a useful terrier that never made its way out of his garden rockpile,twat.Ive owned terriers since that id have readily entered,only 2.Denis L
  23. morton
    Sounds like the sort of bitch that wants a late litter to something befitting of her.
  24. morton
    rock and earth don't effect the signal but metal can.I don,t like a collar on a terrier in rocks,many a terrier self entering with a collar on,mk.1,s and Bellmans ive encountered irregular readings.i would still always use a collar, i would rather have a irregular reading than not have one at all. just my views thoIve argued more about a terrier with and without a collar on than any other subject,apart from working Bedlingtons.Ill guarantee you will have entered terriers in certain rock piles that a collar would have been useless in,plus they certainly snag terriers at times and rescue others
  25. morton
    The best allrounders had their Achiles heel,id own any decent dog with only 1 chink in their armoury.Id be more interested in a mutt that could muller a proper hare,lamp,ferret,own a taste for venison and feather,mark,hunt and do the same again and again,id be happy enough crossing a smelly vulpine off the list as long as the rest of the list was fulfilled.How many genuine fox dogs could live in the shadow of a genuine lurcher?.cracking post. To me a lurcher is everything but a fox dog. I hate a lurcher that cannot account for a fox,at times,i hate a lurcher a little more than cannot live u
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