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  1. proper22
    well done mate, f**king nice dog u got there as well!
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    dayaam i would have bought that
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    1) just get a normal sized jill( wil seem tiny compared to your hobs) make sure shes frm a good working line... 2)right if you dont ever ever ever want kits then get the jill spayed.... However if you think you may want kits on the future then you can get one of your hobs visectomised (once done there sometimes known as a 'hoblet'), they basiclly block up his testi tube this means that he cant pregnate her but still has the smell and hormones of a full hob that make him mount her etc... this is what brings her out of season. so visectomisation is also a good option if you have more th
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    I'd say do it on size and there maturity not really set age although age is linked to these things. If there big enough (which yours I would say are) and aren't mega playful then YES start them on small buries. But if they always fanny about eg: jump and skip when out the hutch then its best to wait a bit for them to grow up ....... for example mate i've got two sisters from this year one of them was bigger as she was more dominant and more fiesty so i stated working her earlier and shes coming on nicely.. atb with them mate Ben
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    FOR SALE

    proper22 replied to diggermad's topic in Miscellaneous

    if its bigger than a single then i'll have it mate
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    MK3's simpler i'd recomend it for beginners only bad thing is the price
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    I started working one of my jills from this years litter at 16 weeks(4 month) however i left her sister to start later on.. this was becuase she was smaller and lower in the pecking order and showed less fiestyness in her behavior so i didnt think she was quit old enough and up to starting just yet,, so i'd say it depends on the size and confidence-sort of thing of your ferret. ... also only start em on small warrens and what coneytarpper said was spot on you on only see there proper potential in there second season .. there first season shoud be about giving them as much experience a sposs
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    Hell of a set up chap that'l keep em in good fitness , always like to see people give there ferrets suficaint space rather than just cramped and bored in small rabbit hutches.
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    Dont just get any ferret trust me they all work but some are a lot better than others. You want to get one from a good working line its best iof you no the mum ferret and have been out ferreting with her and seen what shes like, also i wouldn't go for a small jill you want a well biult medium size one. I also think that personality of the ferret is something that's important (they have to have a harsh side in them that means they wont take shit from a rabbit). however when you pick your young kit you don't know how there gonna turn out personalty wise( marking wise and general body proportions
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    ferret box

    proper22 replied to deakin's topic in Miscellaneous

    Hi mate i ges your still doing them so..... can you do a double ferret box for me?... big enough to put a smallish hob in one section and then two fair size jills in the other compartment? also would i be able to pay through pay pal ? they look good strong box's
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    Whilst looking for a ferret finder collar i came across these-http://www.field-sports.co.uk/ferrets.asp ive ot seen this type before all the people i know have the leather one that looks less bulky, however this type is cheaper than others. Does anyone have this type or is it to bulky like teh picture would suggest. what do you 'exprerienced lot' think of this collar worth buying or shall i stick to a leather one of ebay for £59.99?.. << hint hint if you have any for sale seperate then pm me
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    PM sent
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    Hi there im tempted however how many feat is it? and does it work with a mk3 reviever? also is it fully working? also a picture would be handy. I may pay the £40 if i get a better idea about it ATB Ben 'is it fully working' - sorry i forgot you said it was in great condition on your post... also i have pay pal so we can do a quick deal
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    Hi there im tempted however how many feat is it? and does it work with a mk3 reviever? also is it fully working? also a picture would be handy. I may pay the £40 if i get a better idea about it ATB Ben
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    stupid question bu.......Im pretty sure the mk3 works with 2 collars at the same time , but before i buy another one how does it do it , do different collars sound slighly different? Ive never worked any finder woth more than one collar before as im relativly new to it,
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    Im very Interested I havent got a locater at the moment and have to borrow a mates ... pm sent
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    yeah it clamps on anddraws blood but as i said in the post i want to sort it before it gets even bigger teath/ stronger jaw Then do as said in my previous post, its worked for me many times.. I will mate, thanks for the advice im gonna try all the suggested ones and see which one works for me and this particular ferret.
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    yeah it clamps on anddraws blood but as i said in the post i want to sort it before it gets even bigger teath/ stronger jaw also it isn't playing he plays with the two other kits (jills) in a 5ft by 10ft court its an aggressive bite not the type they do when you pick them up when they've been playing coz i agree the playful nips aint worth a shit but a proper biteby the viens on the wrist where i have to prize his jaws open with my finger by the viens on the wrist draws blood and is definatly worth a shi, and seeing as hes only young he'll do more damage when hes older.
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    yeah it clamps on anddraws blood but as i said in the post i want to sort it before it gets even bigger teath/ stronger jaw
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    Thanks thats a good idea i'll try that in a moment
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    I dont it just looks like it I have boney hands that are cold in this picture
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    here he is
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    I have a 15 week old pole cat hob he's being a little bugger at the moment , whenever you pick him up he doesn't bite you straight away but he just turns his head and try s to grab hold of my wrist( i mean like properly grabs hold not letting go type of bite, not nipping only my jills do that) , he doesn't bite fingers or anything just has a paticalar liking to wrists especially if he can see them as in wearing a t-shirt., which is bad seeing as quite a few veins n that are in the wrist. he's oly 15 wks and hes only gonna get stronger and get bigger teeth so i need to sort it out now. an
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    what age do you retire them from working?
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