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tell ye what lads eating kangroo is like haven sex with me when im sober a big build up to it :download: then it was over in 2mins could not even finnish it :bad:

 

i got to say i loved roo,, i had it in a few resturants, the steak done no more than medium was beautifull, in fact i would say its one of the tastiest meats i have ever had :thumbs:

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think the arab in bull arab does go back to the saluki.not 110% but think i read it somewhere.i lived on the sunny coast not long ago.what a place. :thumbs:

 

 

no saluki. the way it was explained to me was, that one of the blokes who had them first. wanted a flash name to go after the "bull". im not sure but i think money was a big infulence. he had a doberman in the yard called "arab"....so the arab bit comes from an unrelated doberman just to sell a few more pups.

 

incidentely his line that he is selling now has the catchy handle of "bull enduro's"

 

lol, and he's got another line he calls Bull Stop. The bull enduro pics I've seen they look the business but I've never seen one hunt or have never heard any first hand stories about them hunting. But they look good ;-)

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From memory you can use scent dogs to find, track and flush deer for shooting but I'm not sure if you can use running dogs to bring them down??? I could be wrong, deer are feral in Oz so it might be gloves off.

When I lived there I never went deer hunting, although there are plenty around depending where you are.

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I expect that you can run them with dogs and even if you can't who cares the place is massive nobody would know, there 'fields' are thousands upon thousands of acres. So running them wouldn't be a problem. Finding a decent lurcher on the other hand might be!

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I expect that you can run them with dogs and even if you can't who cares the place is massive nobody would know, there 'fields' are thousands upon thousands of acres. So running them wouldn't be a problem. Finding a decent lurcher on the other hand might be!

 

 

spot on :thumbs:

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im shure i was told the bull arab was a mix of grey x bull x pointer. the pointer addad for nose, :thumbs:

think your right there tomo :thumbs:

 

 

The Bull Arab was developed in the 1970s by Mike Hodgens, and is a cross between a Bull Terrier, Greyhound, and English Pointer or Shorthaired Pointer (dog breeds).[1] Originally they were 50% Bull Terrier with the other two parts being German Shorthaired Pointer and Greyhound however over the years Bloodhound and English Pointer was added. Some bloodlines have mastiff type breeds too.

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im shure i was told the bull arab was a mix of grey x bull x pointer. the pointer addad for nose, :thumbs:

think your right there tomo :thumbs:

 

 

The Bull Arab was developed in the 1970s by Mike Hodgens, and is a cross between a Bull Terrier, Greyhound, and English Pointer or Shorthaired Pointer (dog breeds).[1] Originally they were 50% Bull Terrier with the other two parts being German Shorthaired Pointer and Greyhound however over the years Bloodhound and English Pointer was added. Some bloodlines have mastiff type breeds too.

 

 

yeah i couldnt remember i thought it was a hound but maybe i was reading about the introduction of the bloodhound. anyway old mate was saying you couldnt get bully greys in australia and my point was that half of australia was hunting pigs with what is essentially just a beefed up bully grey.

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Atb hope you get sorted. :thumbs:

 

 

nice one :thumbs:

decent fella rang yesterday is geting me in contact with a lad over my way

Thats great im sure you will have some great sport once your feet are under the table, when i was out there all the farms i visited/worked said id have no problem at all going on there n there neighbers land if i wanted to, i didnt have my own dogs on but it was good to know if ever i get lucky enough to go back,superb land but the doggin lads i met were just into the pigs,surprised swift hounds arn't more popular there but i didnt see any were i was, youv'e done the hardest bit n thats landin there :toast: keep us updated on your progress.

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Atb hope you get sorted. :thumbs:

 

 

nice one :thumbs:

decent fella rang yesterday is geting me in contact with a lad over my way

Thats great im sure you will have some great sport once your feet are under the table, when i was out there all the farms i visited/worked said id have no problem at all going on there n there neighbers land if i wanted to, i didnt have my own dogs on but it was good to know if ever i get lucky enough to go back,superb land but the doggin lads i met were just into the pigs,surprised swift hounds arn't more popular there but i didnt see any were i was, youv'e done the hardest bit n thats landin there :toast: keep us updated on your progress.

 

 

ill keep ye posted mate 3planes over dublin-london-kalalunpa-brisbane :alcoholic: pigs be a bit of crack id rither sonething that gives more a chase :hunter:

off picking pineapples in the morning so ill get talking to a few lads :thumbs:

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