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They can reack 53 miles per hour for short periods then run at half that for miles that means 26 mph how would they they leave any dog standing for speed and stamina a saluki will maintain 34 mph for 12/15 km.and reach 42 mph for periods. They hunt the spring horn with Dogs in N America or so I have been informed, maximum speeds and sustained effort must surely depend on terrain and weather conditions. Cheetahs can run for short periods at 70mph but game escapes and some gets caught statistics dont mean a lot in Nature

Where you got that from? They can run at 43mph for 30 mins or more, no Saluki could come close to that.

 

I read up on the Springhorn excactly the same as you did, plus I spoke to some friends who run dogs on them in America and I know Saluki,s capabilities from a life time of living with them..

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They can reack 53 miles per hour for short periods then run at half that for miles that means 26 mph how would they they leave any dog standing for speed and stamina a saluki will maintain 34 mph for 12/15 km.and reach 42 mph for periods. They hunt the spring horn with Dogs in N America or so I have been informed, maximum speeds and sustained effort must surely depend on terrain and weather conditions. Cheetahs can run for short periods at 70mph but game escapes and some gets caught statistics dont mean a lot in Nature

Where you got that from? They can run at 43mph for 30 mins or more, no Saluki could come close to that.

I read up on the Springhorn excactly the same as you did, plus I spoke to some friends who run dogs on them in America and I know Saluki,s capabilities from a life time of living with them..

Springhorn? You mean Pronghorn?

 

I haven't seen any evidence of folk running them with sighthounds, who are these men?

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They can reack 53 miles per hour for short periods then run at half that for miles that means 26 mph how would they they leave any dog standing for speed and stamina a saluki will maintain 34 mph for 12/15 km.and reach 42 mph for periods. They hunt the spring horn with Dogs in N America or so I have been informed, maximum speeds and sustained effort must surely depend on terrain and weather conditions. Cheetahs can run for short periods at 70mph but game escapes and some gets caught statistics dont mean a lot in Nature

Where you got that from? They can run at 43mph for 30 mins or more, no Saluki could come close to that.

I read up on the Springhorn excactly the same as you did, plus I spoke to some friends who run dogs on them in America and I know Saluki,s capabilities from a life time of living with them..

Springhorn? You mean Pronghorn?

 

I haven't seen any evidence of folk running them with sighthounds, who are these men?

 

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Who are these men? Men who hunt all over the Southern States ,Western and Central states of North America and Mexico with Dogs ,Guns Bows/crossbows traps and yes I meant pronghorn not spring horN Do you think the Pronghorn has no natural predators or are not hunted? They also told me that Pronghorns will lay up in tree plantations at higher levels when they leave the prairies and the most interesting fact that they very rarely jump fences for some reason.

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Who are these men? Men who hunt all over the Southern States ,Western and Central states of North America and Mexico with Dogs ,Guns Bows/crossbows traps and yes I meant pronghorn not spring horN Do you think the Pronghorn has no natural predators or are not hunted? They also told me that Pronghorns will lay up in tree plantations at higher levels when they leave the prairies and the most interesting fact that they very rarely jump fences for some reason.

Of course they have natural predators but the odds have to be one sided for them to be caught. A Lion is way slower than a Gazelle and has less stamina but they still catch them on occasion. When I see evidence or hear from anyone that uses dogs to course and catch them then I'm happy to be proved wrong.

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Pronghorns are endangered in some states so licences to shoot are balloted you cant get a licence to course them so the likely hood of posted footage is remote but no doubt it goes on just as coursing does here. Lions or should I say lionesses hunt in packs as do wolves so they dont actually catch the prey with speed its more entrapment. A brown hare up hill will outrun any dog but they still get caught any form of hunting has to be one sided to get a result.

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Pronghorns are endangered in some states so licences to shoot are balloted you cant get a licence to course them so the likely hood of posted footage is remote but no doubt it goes on just as coursing does here. Lions or should I say lionesses hunt in packs as do wolves so they dont actually catch the prey with speed its more entrapment. A brown hare up hill will outrun any dog but they still get caught any form of hunting has to be one sided to get a result.

We are talking about a fair course one on one, a Saluki ain't out running one.

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Pronghorns are endangered in some states so licences to shoot are balloted you cant get a licence to course them so the likely hood of posted footage is remote but no doubt it goes on just as coursing does here. Lions or should I say lionesses hunt in packs as do wolves so they dont actually catch the prey with speed its more entrapment. A brown hare up hill will outrun any dog but they still get caught any form of hunting has to be one sided to get a result.

We are talking about a fair course one on one, a Saluki ain't out running one.

 

Your entitled to your opinion .Have you seen one run or have you seen a saluki run anything other than a hare The ladson the ground over there seem to be of a different opnion so its a difference of opinion.

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