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Post by kekistani on Feb 20, 2020 12:42:54 GMT 5
I did remember river monsters did an episode on it where one cut up a dam diver's hand very badly
Muskie also do not have the big scales on the body either, those could act like an armor for the wolffish
This seems like a doberman vs bulldog situation to me. With wolf fish being the latzer If by bulldog you mean "old english bulldog" then yeah |
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Post by dinosauria101 on Feb 20, 2020 16:28:12 GMT 5
Hm...I think I'd lean a bit towards the musky here due to its ability to maintain speed and agility much longer. That would come in handy, helping to land and dodge attacks both.
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Post by velesoid on Feb 20, 2020 21:06:43 GMT 5
This seems like a doberman vs bulldog situation to me. With wolf fish being the latzer If by bulldog you mean "old english bulldog" then yeah ehh, more like american bulldog or alano espanol |
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Post by kekistani on Feb 20, 2020 23:21:30 GMT 5
If by bulldog you mean "old english bulldog" then yeah ehh, more like american bulldog or alano espanol Well, they are quite similar in outward structure to the old english (long tail, long legs, big head) |
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Post by velesoid on Feb 20, 2020 23:40:19 GMT 5
ehh, more like american bulldog or alano espanol Well, they are quite similar in outward structure to the old english (long tail, long legs, big head) but -quite- larger. working alanos and AM bulls are 40-45 kg, twice the size of english bulldoge. tho i dont doubt any working bulldog could decimate a doberman |
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Post by kekistani on Feb 21, 2020 0:17:09 GMT 5
Well, they are quite similar in outward structure to the old english (long tail, long legs, big head) but -quite- larger. working alanos and AM bulls are 40-45 kg, twice the size of english bulldoge. tho i dont doubt any working bulldog could decimate a doberman That is true.
Wait, are you talking about the old english bullDOG or the old english bullDOGGE?
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Post by dinosauria101 on Feb 21, 2020 1:31:23 GMT 5
Both of those would fill the bill.
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Post by velesoid on Feb 21, 2020 1:32:40 GMT 5
but -quite- larger. working alanos and AM bulls are 40-45 kg, twice the size of english bulldoge. tho i dont doubt any working bulldog could decimate a doberman That is true.
Wait, are you talking about the old english bullDOG or the old english bullDOGGE?
old english |
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Post by velesoid on Feb 21, 2020 1:33:40 GMT 5
Both of those would fill the bill. no, english bulldogs of today are fat slobs, old ones were working dogs used for fighting and various blood-sports its like comparing a lazy couch potato to an MMA fighter |
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Post by kekistani on Feb 21, 2020 2:18:30 GMT 5
That is true.
Wait, are you talking about the old english bullDOG or the old english bullDOGGE?
old english ...Both have "old english" in their name. |
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Post by velesoid on Feb 21, 2020 2:53:02 GMT 5
...Both have "old english" in their name. i never heard anyone use the term "old english" for non working english bulldogs before |
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Post by kekistani on Feb 21, 2020 3:34:26 GMT 5
...Both have "old english" in their name. i never heard anyone use the term "old english" for non working english bulldogs before OK, so basically the "old English Bulldog" was the original bulldog, with long legs and a more mastiff-like head. This breed was pitted against bulls, hence "Bulldog". This breed is extinct. The "Olde English Buldogge" is a recreation of this breed from the 1970's. |
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Post by velesoid on Feb 21, 2020 5:01:32 GMT 5
i never heard anyone use the term "old english" for non working english bulldogs before OK, so basically the "old English Bulldog" was the original bulldog, with long legs and a more mastiff-like head. This breed was pitted against bulls, hence "Bulldog". This breed is extinct. The "Olde English Buldogge " is a recreation of this breed from the 1970's. i knew all of this tho- i just prefer saying bulldog instead of Buldogge |
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Post by kekistani on Feb 21, 2020 7:30:57 GMT 5
OK, so basically the "old English Bulldog" was the original bulldog, with long legs and a more mastiff-like head. This breed was pitted against bulls, hence "Bulldog". This breed is extinct. The "Olde English Buldogge " is a recreation of this breed from the 1970's. i knew all of this tho- i just prefer saying bulldog instead of Buldogge OK, so you're talking about the recreated breed? |
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Post by 6f5e4d on Feb 24, 2020 7:25:12 GMT 5
I think the wolf fish will win, having greater size and armor over the muskellunge.
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