Any Modern Coursing Types With Lurcher Added Recently?

[trenchfoot 4,243]

I've been casting an eye over some of the breedings of coursing dogs from the 80's and 90's. Many seem to have been bred from traditional type lurchers to a saluki x. Then from there bred and inter bred with more saluki x's. I'm a great advocate for using coursing type dogs to add to a line of lurchers, but my question is, are there any dogs that have added recent infusion of traditional lurcher that perform to the standards of the old coursing dogs?

[C.green 3,233]

Dunno whether he performs to the standard of some of the old dogs but my dogs lurcher blood to a line bred coursing bitch. Quite happy with him hes not perfect could do with more wind doesn't take a knock well but he does catch a good bit best I've done with him is 4 from 6 had a few 3s real good at tracking deer whether on fields or through woods had a few sets of teeth single handed tho I don't reckon he'd do numbers on em. Handy dog not top class but handy enough to keep me getting out. Had some stick and game for his age I think. There's a few lads seen some of his catches he's about 18 months old now tho could be Slightly older or younger.

 

I reckon you'd have better results with a good fast up and at em lurcher to a GOOD pure and I do mean a good one not one that's ok when he gets there or would kill loads of it had a mouth.

Edited September 22, 2016 by C.green

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Dunno whether he performs to the standard of some of the old dogs but my dogs lurcher blood to a line bred coursing bitch. Quite happy with him hes not perfect could do with more wind doesn't take a knock well but he does catch a good bit best I've done with him is 4 from 6 had a few 3s real good at tracking deer whether on fields or through woods had a few sets of teeth single handed tho I don't reckon he'd do numbers on em. Handy dog not top class but handy enough to keep me getting out. Had some stick and game for his age I think. There's a few lads seen some of his catches he's about 18 months old now tho could be Slightly older or younger.

That's some graft for a pup. He looks very light built. All the best for the coming season.

[dodger 3,438]

As said a lot of work for him that, he's a smart looking dog mind..

 

Rew on here did a litter of coursing dog over lurcher bitch trench n look to be comin on well..

[arcticgun 4,548]

Coursing dog too saluki bull grey type the way too go for allrounders there been a couple of litters of them and they seem too tick boxes as allrounders, ones I've seen been extremely handy in

[C.green 3,233]

Arctic there's a litter I been keeping an eye on bred similar there not far off a year old now and they are proper pictures of dogs big strong things that have a good gallop in them. Deffo breeding I'd like to try think there be handy for long nights running from the motor.

 

Yer gaz he abit lightly built like most coursing blood a lot stronger than he looks. He's had some stick but that's how I like to do things get a dog out early he was brought on with a dog that was very good in the day and just naturally started finding and catching in the day. Anyone who thinks it's done him harm pm me I'm allways up for a friendly night out and there's plenty of game here apart from rabbits.

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

buddy ( foxy x charlie ) X lilly (benji x daisey) put to my Merle saluki collie grey bitch i wouldent say theyd be as good as old coursing dogs but id like to think there going to make handy runners

[C.green 3,233]

Are they the ones your keeping back lurcher lad ? Does the one in second pic have merle lines in its coat ? Top ones my sort of pup reckon he'll make a fine beast.

Edited September 23, 2016 by C.green

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

Are they the ones your keeping back lurcher lad ? Does the one in second pic have merle lines in its coat ? Top ones my sort of pup reckon he'll make a fine beast.

cheers pal yh the mother is my merle saluki collie grey your right hes going to make a strong dog his a double of his sire

[buster gonads 862]

Dunno whether he performs to the standard of some of the old dogs but my dogs lurcher blood to a line bred coursing bitch. Quite happy with him hes not perfect could do with more wind doesn't take a knock well but he does catch a good bit best I've done with him is 4 from 6 had a few 3s real good at tracking deer whether on fields or through woods had a few sets of teeth single handed tho I don't reckon he'd do numbers on em. Handy dog not top class but handy enough to keep me getting out. Had some stick and game for his age I think. There's a few lads seen some of his catches he's about 18 months old now tho could be Slightly older or younger.

 

I reckon you'd have better results with a good fast up and at em lurcher to a GOOD pure and I do mean a good one not one that's ok when he gets there or would kill loads of it had a mouth.

Lovely to read a post by someone who can appraise his dog honestly.

[C.green 3,233]

Cheers buster I prefer to run the dogs n not my mouth im honest as I can be sometimes I take him out n he looks world class catching everything with ease other days he's gotta really work hard aslong as he can kill me a good un or 2 winter time I'm happy.

 

Lurcher lad you can see the buddy stamp a mile off seen some real good dogs down from buddy all had heart and could take abit of stick you'll do well with them ?

[Somewhereyournot 1,117]

Without sounding like I'm being picky, by being only 18 months and doing all you said he's done, would of had to been through the hot weather...he may supprise you regards to stamina once the better hunting weather turns.. Atb

[tb25 4,627]

I have been really surprised with my bitchs stamina .. she's not even that fit tbh but never shows eny signs of being f****d ..

[tb25 4,627]

[LurcherLad94 2,582]

good chest