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I have two bucks(hobs) that i would love to work together,but they seem to fight,one is a polecat and one is a albino,i went ferreting yesterday and before i left i let the two bucks out on my lawn together,they didn`t fight at all,then when we got to our first warren i took them out and the albino caught on to the polecat by the neck..(it kinda looks like he wants to mate with him!! :o ),the polecat doesn`t retaliate..i would love to know is their anyway i can worked these two together and stop them fighting!! thank for any help!! :clapper::clapper::clapper:

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I have two bucks(hobs) tat i wud love to work together..bu they seem to fight...one is a polecat nd one is a albino..i went ferreting yesterday and before i left i let the two bucks out on my lawn together..they didnt fight at all..then when we got to our first warren i took theym out nd the albino caught on to the polecat by the neck..(it kinda looks lyk he wants ta mate wid him!! :o )..the polecat doesnt retaliate..i would love ta know iz der anyway i can worked these two together nd stop dem fighting!! tanx for any help!! :clapper::clapper::clapper:

how old are they?

I have lots of hobs that I use, some live together and get on fine, others have to be split in the summer as they fight, but come winter, all get housed together, if you want to keep them together as a team, get them castrated, that will sort it, I have four hobletts (no bollocks) great workers for summer time when intact males just want to fight or mate,

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I have two bucks(hobs) tat i wud love to work together..bu they seem to fight...one is a polecat nd one is a albino..i went ferreting yesterday and before i left i let the two bucks out on my lawn together..they didnt fight at all..then when we got to our first warren i took theym out nd the albino caught on to the polecat by the neck..(it kinda looks lyk he wants ta mate wid him!! :o )..the polecat doesnt retaliate..i would love ta know iz der anyway i can worked these two together nd stop dem fighting!! tanx for any help!! :clapper::clapper::clapper:

how old are they?

I have lots of hobs that I use, some live together and get on fine, others have to be split in the summer as they fight, but come winter, all get housed together, if you want to keep them together as a team, get them castrated, that will sort it, I have four hobletts (no bollocks) great workers for summer time when intact males just want to fight or mate,

 

the albino is two years old and the polecat is one year old.

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sounds typical then for this time of year, as advised, although I have two brothers that are around 2yrs old that live together all year round, both intact and get on fine, its down to each ferret

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cant you type normal words mate that is a pain in the arse

 

Totally agree i cant be arsed to read it :laugh:

 

Dats easy ur 2 reed dan moast dat poast on ere! :D

 

 

I think some people are so used to incorrect English, that when someone educated actually posts, it's too challenging LOL

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i cant really advise you tbh mate as i dont tend to work many hobs as there too big i prefer my little albino jills but i do have a hob polecoat hes a small hob though so hes an acception. the big old hobs drive me nuts as the get mixed up in the nets where as my jills slip straight through them but i dont use nets tbh anyway lol as my harris hawk works the bunnies :big_boss:

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Yeah some hobs during the mating season will fight. You can get them castrated so they can live together all year, although when they come

out of season in the winter they will live together happily. So I would seperate them til winter.

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