bostonboy

yes mate he is from kent

what did you do, bum them

the first bitch red went to was a whippet greyhound,this litter produced a little red and white bitch.i do not think it went to a steady home and was passed about a bit. two of my mates see it run and both said it was a very handy little bitch, very fast and in the right hands could have been a real good un.then they put barny to the bitch, and my mates uncle has a bitch from this mating and he said that you could match it against any dog in the country.so a well bred proven worker to a lamping bitch produced good coursing pups.

if your dog can't catch a hare on his own, i think its best you leave them alone

wet and breezy, but leave the hares alone because every body knows on the lamp they are far to easy

watched the first few runs, you got to respect the hares even the dead ones got away.

i think this post was started to satisfy the boys ego rather than find the best dogs in the country, he wanted to let us all know he new all the top dog men and that he knows his way round the fens.just another coursing groupie.

good luck with your new dog

my dad used to go lamping in the seventies with an old car battery and his clothes used to fall apart at the end of the night.

bitches definitely loose form when they are in season and for a while after.

oh yea sorry, i mean the first african nation to go out on penaltys against the germans...LOL

speaking of the world cup, the way things are going i think we could be the first african nation to win it.

I tried that already,it just made him stiff

Hi guys, i took my lurcher out the other day and he had no stamina, i asked one of my hunting companions if there was anything i could do to sort the problem out and he recommended that i feed him a tin of beans and it would give him more wind. Has anyone tried this before and does it work?

I do not think it can be done,to take 19 hares lamping with two 12 month dogs,i do not think they would get in the van.