3/4 Crosses or Coursing Breds?

[low plains drifter 11,121]

1 hour ago, mC HULL said:

why is it done incase a bad winter ruins them ? 

I think it could be to do with variable climate causing issues, like the other year when the oil seed rape come into flower months before it was supposed to, I've noticed different plantings on the land from a few decades ago, even see Linseed and a field of corn on the cob up here in Northumberland over last few years

[chartpolski 27,338]

3 minutes ago, mC HULL said:

organic or chemical it’s all the same once the plant has used it mate aint it i wouldnt get hung up on it but organic if you can why wouldnt you 

i always get eggs from. free range organic honesty box they are better i think aswell

For the last few years I’ve bred my own layers, they are Black Leghorn x Bovan Goldline; both prolific layers and I think I’ve hit on some hybrid vigour and they lay huge eggs every day. 
I’ve some second generation and they are laying slightly less, smaller eggs ?

Can this be correlated to lurcher breeding ?

Im also breeding some gamefowl that are massively inbred, it will be interesting to see if they are as good as the original stock .

Cheers.

[mC HULL 15,497]

6 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

For the last few years I’ve bred my own layers, they are Black Leghorn x Bovan Goldline; both prolific layers and I think I’ve hit on some hybrid vigour and they lay huge eggs every day. 
I’ve some second generation and they are laying slightly less, smaller eggs ?

Can this be correlated to lurcher breeding ?

Im also breeding some gamefowl that are massively inbred, it will be interesting to see if they are as good as the original stock .

Cheers.

so is an outcross better then inbreeding ? a lot say 2 inbred lines bred together is the one dont they 

[chartpolski 27,338]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

so is an outcross better then inbreeding ? a lot say 2 inbred lines bred together is the one dont they 

I honestly don’t know mate, I’m only talking chickens , the first cross seem better producers than the parents; the second cross not as good, but that’s only egg production.

Maybe i over think things ?

Cheers.

[WataWalloper 3,260]

Winter wheat needs a cold snap to get the best out of it, an produces better wheat that had a higher protein content so can be used to make stuff like pasta an bread an stuff, spring wheat is grown quicker sn not as high in protein so used to make stuff like pastry an cakes, also crop rotation and other things come into it 

[Black neck 17,119]

3 hours ago, mC HULL said:

mate the big heads was decades before sankey had them mate look at buddy and loads a merlin eve line dogs look ripped beyond belief if you stand mine  next to  a bull x you see none in em lol i’d say look more like a massive whippet in head 

What gave them the big heads up reckon  

[scotty12 3,598]

3 hours ago, mC HULL said:

mate the big heads was decades before sankey had them mate look at buddy and loads a merlin eve line dogs look ripped beyond belief if you stand mine  next to  a bull x you see none in em lol i’d say look more like a massive whippet in head 

Only big head is on your shoulders lol 

[mC HULL 15,497]

2 minutes ago, Black neck said:

What gave them the big heads up reckon  

i dont know mate grey in em whuppet in em terrier in em bits a bull but look mine say buddy and razor all big heads but mines still deferent lines same family further back so what ever it was was decades ago and it pops up i recon 

[mC HULL 15,497]

2 minutes ago, scotty12 said:

Only big head is on your shoulders lol 

the women  would disagree lol

[Black neck 17,119]

2 minutes ago, scotty12 said:

Only big head is on your shoulders lol 

What like a space hopper

[Black neck 17,119]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

i dont know mate grey in em whuppet in em terrier in em bits a bull but look mine say buddy and razor all big heads but mines still deferent lines same family further back so what ever it was was decades ago and it pops up i recon 

So as we've always said mate there's a fair dollop of bull terrier in all on um

[chartpolski 27,338]

1 minute ago, mC HULL said:

i dont know mate grey in em whuppet in em terrier in em bits a bull but look mine say buddy and razor all big heads but mines still deferent lines same family further back so what ever it was was decades ago and it pops up i recon 

So is it the bull or the saluki that gives the modern day coursing bred the staying power and tenacity, or did they both add to the breed ?

Cheers.

[Black neck 17,119]

6 minutes ago, chartpolski said:

So is it the bull or the saluki that gives the modern day coursing bred the staying power and tenacity, or did they both add to the breed ?

Cheers.

Kingston

[chartpolski 27,338]

Just now, Black neck said:

Kingston

Upon Hull ?

Cheers.

[mC HULL 15,497]

12 minutes ago, Black neck said:

So as we've always said mate there's a fair dollop of bull terrier in all on um

there will be out with grey whuppet terrier will have and odd itva bull will a been in some at start mate