Hound x lurcher

[darencross 72]

Hi all been a while from I’ve been on here.

And out of interest dos anyone run this cross. As it been along time thinking what the pros and cons would be.

And any pictures and advice be most appreciated thank

[Gypsydog94 4,326]

As in fox hound? 

[whitefeet4190 1,724]

Hopefully u wouldn’t get one speaking o. It’s quarry which would very possibly happen

[darencross 72]

1 hour ago, Gypsydog94 said:

As in fox hound? 

Foxhound, fell hound 

and it be used for day time hunting. 
cover running catching and marking 

[whitefeet4190 1,724]

Yer might be a handy cross for that, or just get a collie grey

[Black neck 15,161]

1 hour ago, whitefeet4190 said:

Yer might be a handy cross for that, or just get a collie grey

Off merle like  

[bobza 910]

Sure I've a dvd called hunting by Day were he uses foxhound X colliegreyhounds to hunt foxes on some ruff terrain they seem a good xs

[Gypsydog94 4,326]

11 hours ago, darencross said:

Foxhound, fell hound 

and it be used for day time hunting. 
cover running catching and marking 

Not seen one myself personally. But know a couple people in hunt service Who have tried them. If they missed on the lamp would put there nose down and run into the darkness in cry. would rather try something that would lamp and daytime personally. 

[Daniel cain 42,837]

11 hours ago, bobza said:

Sure I've a dvd called hunting by Day were he uses foxhound X colliegreyhounds to hunt foxes on some ruff terrain they seem a good xs

Lad called Andrew?

[Sammyballer 146]

1 hour ago, Gypsydog94 said:

Not seen one myself personally. But know a couple people in hunt service Who have tried them. If they missed on the lamp would put there nose down and run into the darkness in cry. would rather try something that would lamp and daytime personally. 

Wouldn’t be bred for lamping really , when ever this breed comes up people think about speaking on the lamp , there used for day time hunting a lot in wales , got family there few lads use them , yes Andrew edwards hunting the hill or on YouTube , there not your regular chilled lurchers to keep need a alot of walking and work to keep happy 

[Sammyballer 146]

15 hours ago, darencross said:

Hi all been a while from I’ve been on here.

And out of interest dos anyone run this cross. As it been along time thinking what the pros and cons would be.

And any pictures and advice be most appreciated thank

If you thinking cover and not open moors , I’d going with a pointer x mate , much easy to live with and generally be around and those houndx can really go the distance if you don’t want to be chasing them for miles

[Daniel cain 42,837]

Big shaggy dog was hound X,over a beddy bull grey bitch bottom pic, bred the smooth bitch,middle picture.. neither ever made more noise than a normal lurcher...

[Sammyballer 146]

8 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

Big shaggy dog was hound X,over a beddy bull grey bitch bottom pic, bred the smooth bitch,middle picture.. neither ever made more noise than a normal lurcher...

Hard to day off one example , seen bullx thst don’t like teeth , proper line bred houndx are a different kettle of fish 

[Daniel cain 42,837]

5 minutes ago, Sammyballer said:

Hard to day off one example , seen bullx thst don’t like teeth , proper line bred houndx are a different kettle of fish 

I sent him up to an old boy that kept the fell hound X's,used to be on here,that perticular dog didn't range far enough for what I wanted at the time...the old lad used him for lamping and had no complaints

He was from a long line of working Welsh hounds

[Sammyballer 146]

20 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

I sent him up to an old boy that kept the fell hound X's,used to be on here,that perticular dog didn't range far enough for what I wanted at the time...the old lad used him for lamping and had no complaints

He was from a long line of working Welsh hounds

They’ve got to be brought on from pup and at the mountains 3/4 a week to be any good at that stuff from what I can gather , it’s really a specialist type of dog work