sharpshooter09

I have 3 hobs left from this years litter 2 albinos 1 polecat they are 13 weeks old also have a 2 year hob that is looking for a home all very well handled and full of life i live in the lanarkshire area pm me if interested thanks.

dont know she was ok yesterday.but this mornin she didnt look good a went 2 work came back and she was dead

does any one know what i should do the kits r 3 weeks old what should i feed them?

my ferret is coming into season how long will have to wait before i can breed her?

show some pis plz

could u post sum pics so i know what am lookin for cheers

awlryt lads i have been doing a bit of ferretin the past few years and am looking to get myself a good rabbitin dog which breed should i go for any suggestions

Scottish Gamekeepers are holding a Game-Fair? at Ingilston showground on the 6th and 7th of March I'll be there as a member of the Association but unfortunately no Lurcher or Terrier Show, hell of a lot of fishing stands though!! Tom any ferret shows or that??

dose any one know if thare is a game fair coming up in edenburgh??

:thumbs:nice one mate

i dont see why not take it with you n let it see what its all about if u r taking other dogs with you it will learn a bit by watching them

she isnt in season yet

jist got new hob last week and i put him in the with my jill and he went for her straght away and thay started fighting so i seperated them i put the hob in an other hutch left them apart for a few days and i tried him n the hutch agian and it happend all over again will i ever beable to leave them alone ?

i have had ticks on my ferrets a few times i jist soak cotton bud in white spirts and dab it around the tic and give it a few days and the tick wll fall of

she is about 30cm long i dont usaly dig i have seen me waiting an hour after the last rabbit has bolted nine and times out of ten she will come out with her face coverd in blood it happins almost every time im out Are you hearing a lot of rumbling or is it all quiet when she stays down? If you aren't hearing much commotion then chances are your jill is finding them in stopends and is toiling away at their rears, however rabbits in stopends can be very stubborn and many are apt to put their heads down and try to wait it out rather than bolt. Your jill isn't a bad ferret by any means-