opinions ????

[kieren1 1]

so she was out hunting twice a week at 6 mnth old

killed her first rabbit at 6 months mate, no bullshit Edited September 25, 2012 by kieren1

[Jumpin'Jack 68]

I personally think she's too young to be bred from.

 

If she's as good as you say, why not get a few more seasons under belt to see if she gets better? That's what I would do

Edited September 25, 2012 by Jumpin'Jack

[Jumpin'Jack 68]

so she was out hunting twice a week at 6 mnth old

killed her first hare at 6 months mate, no bullshit

 

Think about what you write on a forum where anyone can see :whistling:

[riohog 5,621]

so she was out hunting twice a week at 6 mnth old

killed her first hare at 6 months mate, no bullshit

how smart is that !! to admit it on hear

[desertbred 5,490]

if people dont ask they dont learn, So many wanna be experts on here yet they are inept at giving guidance and advice

[cocker 2,654]

are you joking jezza, she was out every sunday and every wednesday all through last winter, reason she does it is cause she knows if she gets anything in a straight line shes all other it !!!

 

out every sunday and wednesday is f@ck all mate

[kieren1 1]

I personally think she's too young to be bred from.

 

If she's as good as you say, why not get a few more seasons under belt to see if she gets better? That's what I would do

is fair comment, she just come out of season so got a while yet ??

[BIG G wheton machine 1,594]

stick mickc big wheaten grey cross over it 27tts

[kieren1 1]

so she was out hunting twice a week at 6 mnth old

killed her first hare at 6 months mate, no bullshit

how smart is that !! to admit it on hear

i could be telling lies mate alongside so many other people on here

[Jumpin'Jack 68]

I personally think she's too young to be bred from.

 

If she's as good as you say, why not get a few more seasons under belt to see if she gets better? That's what I would do

is fair comment, she just come out of season so got a while yet ??

I would personally give her a few more years. See if she improve. If not, there's so many well bred litters already out there

Edited September 25, 2012 by Jumpin'Jack

[reddawn 2,173]

keep working that bitch pal, an if she makes it to 4 or 5 years of age withoot any serious injurys/death or jacking then think about breeding off her, an 2 days a week aint exactly a lot, fair enuff its that all ye can get out, but there are guys out 5 nites a week an still leave there bitches till 4 or 5 to breed, just enjoy the wee bitch ye got now an work her as hard as ye can

[Jumpin'Jack 68]

keep working that bitch pal, an if she makes it to 4 or 5 years of age withoot any serious injurys/death or jacking then think about breeding off her, an 2 days a week aint exactly a lot, fair enuff its that all ye can get out, but there are guys out 5 nites a week an still leave there bitches till 4 or 5 to breed, just enjoy the wee bitch ye got now an work her as hard as ye can

 

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[budharley 945]

I personally think she's too young to be bred from.

 

If she's as good as you say, why not get a few more seasons under belt to see if she gets better? That's what I would do

is fair comment, she just come out of season so got a while yet ??

Edited September 25, 2012 by budharley

[cocker 2,654]

I personally think she's too young to be bred from.

 

If she's as good as you say, why not get a few more seasons under belt to see if she gets better? That's what I would do

is fair comment, she just come out of season so got a while yet ??

[Sirius 1,358]

keep working that bitch pal, an if she makes it to 4 or 5 years of age withoot any serious injurys/death or jacking then think about breeding off her, an 2 days a week aint exactly a lot, fair enuff its that all ye can get out, but there are guys out 5 nites a week an still leave there bitches till 4 or 5 to breed, just enjoy the wee bitch ye got now an work her as hard as ye can

 

There's some good advice. Forget breeding off a sapling, chill out give her a few seasons.

 

Good hunting Sirius