mick20

Cheers Andy, he is settling in ok and he'll get plenty graft up here mate.

Sorted a hob, still need a Jill.

Not been on here in quite a while, I now live in South West Scotland and looking for a Jill to go with my lonely working Jill ( lost her mate earlier this year) and a Hob to work and vasectomise to bring them out of season. Last year or this years kit would be ideal and well handled is a must as I will be taking my granddaughter out with me at some point in the near future. I know it's a big ask at this time of the year, as you all have probably sorted your teams for this winter but a good working home here and been ferreting a very long time. I am willing to travel for good fe

What was the outcome mate?

Would it be possible to put my name on two jills mate if you have any spare. Atb Mick

Hi all, Looking for a couple of well handled jill kits, experienced working home here in South west Scotland waiting. Any help greatly appreciated. Atb Mick

Looking for a couple of jills myself. South-west Scotland

I'm after a couple of ferrets, two jills or hob and jill from working stock. Born either this year or last year. Colour is unimportant. Experienced working home waiting, although I will be showing them when possible to do so. I'm in Co. Durham but willing to travel reasonable distance for right ferrets. ATB Mick

Ferret has gone back to it's owner, the young lad was really happy to have his little pet back. ATB Mick

Hi all, as above i came home yesterday to find a ferret in my shed next to where i keep my stinkers. Looks in good health, very tame to handle (I mean it is so laid back it just curls up on your knee) and looks like it's had it's claws clipped recently. i am guessing it is a pet but maybe wrong. If anyone knows of someone who has recently lost a ferret in the above area please gis a shout. It's safe and getting well looked after, staying in a quarantine hutch for a couple of days then i will have it checked over at my vets. If no one comes forward I will just keep it. ATB Mick

CASTRATION This is a surgical procedure whereby both testicles are completely removed. The ferret remains at the surgery for the day. A general anaesthetic is administered and the testicles are removed through a small incision beside the scrotum, which is then usually stitched with dissolving sutures. Because the testicles produce male hormones, the ferret be sterile and show less interest in the females. This can make him a better pet, as he will show less aggression during the breeding season. He can also live with other castrated/female ferrets all year. Castration increases the risk of

The original collar didn't have the magnetic switch in it, so I open the battery compartment halfway and that seems to do it or you could just take batteries out, otherwise they will go flat mate. ATB Mick

Well i am absolutely gutted as i have just had to cancel my 5 day trip to Ireland next week because my wife mixed her dates up and this weekend is when we are booked to go to Edinburgh with friends and next weekend we are in Birmingham . The only consolation is we will definitely do this trip later on (when my mate can get time off) but meanwhile i am sorting a couple of days fishing over Luce Bay instead for next week as it fits in better with the other (half's) plans. Got to keep her sweet as we hope to fish Norway next year

What's the fishing like round there mate, it's only a 90 minute drive away from where we are staying.

We're taking a couple of spinning rods in case we have a go at the pike or should we be dead baiting for them mate.