pure saluki in ireland regularily taking long ears?

[Good Man 196]

any pure saluki in Ireland taking long ears on a regular basis with consistency, in winter?

I have not, come across any?

Fields here, especially in the west of the country, are just too small i think and the irish hare, is not easy catch in our country!

I may be wrong, but liked to be prooven wrong too?

[mossyh07 64]

Next pup i buy will contain some saluki as i want to try one for a change, i think there are certain places they could be handy. But i think for most of the land i hunt here I will never be without something pacey, I just couldn't see some of those saluki types getting a look in on regular land with ditches, dykes, gates and fences to overcome. Then again, I've never had one so maybe I could be very wrong ans surprised.

[bigliks 601]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

[boyo 1,398]

ive got 3 saluki crosses and 2 of them gates, fences, hedges dont make any differance at all to them .its how their brought up and run as youngsters around those sort of things.in fairness the other one fences and gates mean end of course for her .but ok round ditches hedges and dykes.

[James Doyle 59]

f**k all full ones around....people cross them with greyhounds more so than keep the full ones...even the half crosses are ignorant....but the they have a good brain fact.

[Good Man 196]

Have to agree i think, some west of Ireland land below and this is good land, notice the fox, i took it whilst ferreting, it come up to us to say hello...lol

 

[Good Man 196]

[L8SPORTS 19]

Have to agree i think, some west of Ireland land below and this is good land, notice the fox, i took it whilst ferreting, it come up to us to say hello...lol

 

If we didn't notice it were defo on the wrong forum ?

[P.Elliot 68]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

bollocks

[bigliks 601]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

bollocks

ok pal

[Good Man 196]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

bollocks

 

can you prove this please, cheers.

[P.Elliot 68]

Next pup i buy will contain some saluki as i want to try one for a change, i think there are certain places they could be handy. But i think for most of the land i hunt here I will never be without something pacey, I just couldn't see some of those saluki types getting a look in on regular land with ditches, dykes, gates and fences to overcome. Then again, I've never had one so maybe I could be very wrong ans surprised.

mate my 3/4 saluki will do hedges gates woods and jump 5 ft sheep wire,can kill in small fields here no problem,he has serious speed can kill anywhere,i havnt brought him to uk yet so biklikes let me know kid LOL

[P.Elliot 68]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

bollocks

 

can you prove this please, cheers.

WILL I PM U PICS

[Good Man 196]

a full saluki is no an ideal choice for ireland fact

bollocks

 

can you prove this please, cheers.

WILL I PM U PICS

 

thats sound, thanks.

[iceman001979 1,316]

Lads the question was can a pure take hares in Ireland not 3/4 or half crosses dogs but pure there is a difference.There is no reason why a pure can not take hares in Ireland if brought up in Ireland as pup and run with a lurcher type dog for a loads times that is smashing ditches gates and that so it can learn the land is running.

So l ask this why cant a pure not be able to run Ireland?????