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  1. onthehunt
    Here are some mate http://www.pets4homes.co.uk/classifieds/717202-traditional-greyhound-micro-ferrets-for-sale-skelmersdale.html
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    What work? I had my first litter this year had 13 of them and was a breeze. i didn't find it any work at all but then i did only have them up until 9 weeks before they went to new homes. Food-wise, they weren't as bad as I thought they would be. i heard horror stories of kits being ravenous monsters but they were manageable.
  3. onthehunt
    Any colour of ferret can carry silver and pass onto the kits
  4. onthehunt
    Maybe he doesn't want to commit incest
  5. onthehunt
    Never seen a red eyed silver but seen a red eyed sandy. Judging by that crazy ginger coloured ferret mi sister has, I now think any colour combination is possible
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    Can u post a pic?
  7. onthehunt
    Lol saw this ad before. He also has another ad up advertising kits that are 15 pounds next to the 40 pound ones..
  8. onthehunt
    Lol this thread But on a serious note I am waiting till the end of the season to put my hobs together. right now, they keep climbing the front of the hutch to get at each other.
  9. onthehunt
    I did see the 2 ferrets at it actually and the jill was only with the one hob. But anyway this ain't going to go anywhere but here's a question since you seem to be an expert on albinos..Why are there so many around? almost every litter I've seen has one or more?
  10. onthehunt
    Well put mate except that my mate has actually produced 3 solid polecat kits in a litter from 2 real albino parents-not DEWS albinos. So you're partly incorrect. My thought is that ferrets carry so many colour variations that just about anything can show up.
  11. onthehunt
    I've heard that colour of the offspring depends on what the father's carrying. anyone else found this to be true?
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    Hello bud,there's a game keeper in Northumberland [Rothbury] a mr Harrisson he has bin breeding his own line of gingers for over 30 years.practically identical to the one in the picture,i know over the years a lot have gone down south.he still has several of these now,where as one time when rabbits where a plenty in these parts he would have no less than twenty,i hunt with this man pretty regular so i'll try and get some photo's.found one pic not the best but he's ginger,hope this is of some help ATB Keith j.IMG_0581 Now there's some insight! so this guy breeds them? the hob isnt albino by t
  13. onthehunt
    Constructive comments only on my thread or feck off
  14. onthehunt
    Where did you get your facts from mate? link
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    Already looked at reptile forums and that albino pictured in the link is nothing like the above. the hormone thing is a loada **** because no amount of oils can produce a colour that intense. jeez anyone here have or seen rarer colours???
  16. onthehunt
    The One-it's one of my sister's spoiled pets no grafting to be done there Andy-saw him couple months ago and clumps of hair were coming out so he's already shed for summer. Also, I have seen him in winter and his coat is even redder.
  17. onthehunt
    Never heard of that But he's not an albino anyway as you can see from the darker fur on his legs. I have seen my sisters ferrets and she keeps them indoors with shaving and blankets and I don't think its diet because ive seen the thing fed several different foods and his colour remains consistent throughout winter too. So nobody can shed some light on what colour he is. anybody here show ferrets...?
  18. onthehunt
    Yep. its all about the carrier genes
  19. onthehunt
    You can get a mixed litter. The albino parents would have to have come from an all albino line for their offspring to be all albino but if this is the case, you can still get 1 or 2 other colours showing up. ferrets have very mixed genes
  20. onthehunt
    Here's another pic
  21. onthehunt
    Don't know, it belongs to my sister. She treats her ferrets as pampered pets
  22. onthehunt
    NO he bolts plain and simple. everytime. no kills
  23. onthehunt
    Yes. He's been washed twice
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    I rate my eu cross he's my best worker for sure. can't say he's a first cross but has a good amount of eu in him no killing down hole, no reticence to the job he was bred to do etc so it CAN work out with a hybrid
  25. onthehunt
    Seen cinnamon, sandies, champagnes genuinely think this is a mutation. ferrets come in all colours and shades. could he pass this colour onto his kits?
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