Vissertje
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Spot on Sue! How is the ferret now? I also think you're dealing with an infection or an abcess. I've seen it before with a ferret which had a wooden splinter lodged in it's throat. My money is on that. Or perhaps a piece of bone? Of doesn't this ferret eat prey / boney meat. Eatherway, I wouldn't wait much longer, the ferret I was talking about didn't make it. I wouldn't want the same thing to happen for this ferret...
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Kinderbeano, I think you forgot three words whem you typed this, so I'll add them for you
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Why do people refer to some Ferrets as Pole Cats?
Vissertje replied to RWDSteve's topic in Ferrets & Ferreting
I always found this very confusing as well in the Englisch language. In this case (and probably in this case only ), we're better of in Holland. A wild polecat is called a 'bunzing', a ferret is called a 'fret', a first, second or third degree crossbreed between the two is called a 'frunzing' (bunzing combined with fret) and a ferret with the markings of a wild polecat is called a 'wildkleur' (litteral translation: wildcolour). Since the ferret is the domesticated version of the wild polecat, all of them have polecat blood in them on some level. By the way, in my personal opinion, its p -
20 pounds sounds fine by me, allthough if I want a kit, I can get it from a mate of mine and he'll give it to me for free, just as he would with a dog. He does however select who gets his kits / pups. People who dont work them or dont work them properly won't get them if they would pay them 100 or 1000... I also do some regular volunteerwork in a big ferretshelter, at which I am also a member of the board in this foundation. For an adult ferret which is castrated, vaccinated (with Nobivac Puppy DP) and microchipped, we charge euro's. Ferrets younger than lets say 8 months are too young t
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Great story indeed stealthy! And I didn't need any photo's. My imagination did the trick
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I'd say this video is as nice as working the 'dags' and as nice as the movie as well
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Good job indeed! looks like a box that will last for quite some time.
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same here! I'd wanna know what's in there so I'd dig it out, wherever in the burrow it may be.
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Nice job mate! Also looks like a fine field to be ferreting on
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If only they would first finish the first before they start chewing up the second one