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Was out after work yesterday and bumped into a mate of mine and got speaking about the different types of lurchers some are just point and slip dogs probably couldnt find a rabbit in the boot of your car but could catch plenty when aimed and slipped at and there thes lurchers that can hunt miles upon miles to find To find one rabbit or pre ban fox !! I love my lurchers hunting and lads that know me its the way I like to work the dogs hate with a passion them walking by my side so lets see some your point and slip lurchers ans breeding and your hunting lurchers ans breeding il start of

 

Lurcher x lurchee hunting big ranges well and good nose only 16 months old picture

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More point and slip bitch 3/8 5/8 bull x grey

 

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Im not douting that mate but some lurchers just dont know what there nose is for

True, but many don't get given the chance to work out what it's there for. Most point and slip machines, given the opportunity and time will suss it out. But many don't have the basic training to allow that opportunity

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I remember mate shes filled out abit know since her season turning into a handy bitch !! Ai jai laugh that your calling her the general haha yes mate most dogs given tine will work it out I'm just saying some lurchers are just point and slip

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Im not douting that mate but some lurchers just dont know what there nose is for

True, but many don't get given the chance to work out what it's there for. Most point and slip machines, given the opportunity and time will suss it out. But many don't have the basic training to allow that opportunity

Exactly mate. My two are what would normally be classed as point and slip but given the chance they can find quarry in a lot of different situations.

 

A day mooching around some gorse using purely his nose no ferrets or terriers.

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And my 3/8th 5/8th bull/grey often points game birds and In daytime will often quietly hunt up and catch his quarry ....the first you know of it is when you hear "that noise" ....

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Cracking dogs fitchet lad!

Cheers mate the fawn one was well out of condition in those pics he's allways been a great retriever though.Had him out rough shooting yesterday for a few hours he retrieved this little lot for me and a mate out of some real thick bramble and holly.

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