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most times when out with other lads dogs, the other dogs let Bryn mark or go in cover, lol its quite strange really as the dogs, just do it with out being told.! Even my pup Buck just stands back like

A bit of both mate. If just out a mooch, then there is nothing better to watch than a lurcher following whats going on in cover. But when after bigger things years ago we always got a lot more game b

when out with the terriers and springers lurchers run free and watch the dogs in cover or if out foxhunting with hounds lurcher on a slip waiting for a bolt.

I hold the lurcher back to start with till it understands that the other dog is flushing stuff out then after that its always off lead :thumbs:

i do that my self doesnt take long before they cop dog in rabbit out off the lead catch simple i like to watch the dogs work to gether
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I hold the lurcher back to start with till it understands that the other dog is flushing stuff out then after that its always off lead :thumbs:

i do that my self doesnt take long before they cop dog in rabbit out off the lead catch simple i like to watch the dogs work to gether

 

Yep it's brill when they work like a well oiled machine :thumbs:

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A bit of both mate. If just out a mooch, then there is nothing better to watch than a lurcher following whats going on in cover.

But when after bigger things years ago we always got a lot more game by positioning the dogs where we anticipated a bolt would come. A wee bit like beating to waiting guns !!!!

 

 

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majority of the time all dogs are loose but then i bush a lot of hedgerows and the lurcher will stay fieldside keeping tabs on the terrier picking up the bolted rabbits but sometimes when working thick cover i put the lurcher on a slip otherwise she be in with the terrier then your certain to miss flushed game

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most times when out with other lads dogs, the other dogs let Bryn mark or go in cover, lol its quite strange really as the dogs, just do it with out being told.! Even my pup Buck just stands back like the other older dogs do, Bryn like a springer he marks+ goes in ,dont see many lurchers go in cover like him :yes: he marked these and got them .!

 

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when hunting cover would u let your lurcher run with the dogs to watch them or hold on a slip through out the day ive found when i hold on the slip u can miss alot breking through the cover .what do use do ?

 

:hmm:For me,..this is what true 'lurcher work' is all about.... :yes:

 

I like to let the dogs, 'see the rabbit, roe',.whatever,.and then act accordingly...

 

Slip leads are required when walking the stubble's and matching running dogs, against the hares,.but, for roustabout, bush busters and hunting type curs....freedom is the bye-word,...and if ya ain't gonna use a lurcher, like a lurcher,.then why fecking bother...

 

All the best, and good hunting,.regards, CHALKWARREN... :thumbs:

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