Ferreting Tips

[the_hunter1983 2]

Do u hear stubby the master ferreter hes been ferreting for 3 years and knows it all. your always ignorant to every newbie asking questions. wise up there only asking advice.DID u know every thing from the start.

 

stubby gives good advice mate you should take heat of it!! oh and plus its not a good thing to slag mods of

Edited August 14, 2009 by the_hunter1983

[twiggy 12]

how is he able to tell people what to do when he has worked ferrets with long nets because he cant be bothered to lay purse nets for 3 years. I started when i was about 8 yrs old. im 28 and still learning.

[the_hunter1983 2]

hes a moderator he can do what he wants and to whom he feels like to its as simple as that

[twiggy 12]

hes a moderator he can do what he wants and to whom he feels like to its as simple as that

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f**k up mummys boy

[dpb82uk 138]

try difrent times of the day and week iv notisd where i go ner a bisy work site the rabbs are never in when i go at week end when the site closed but in the week when work site open and cars and vans and people about ther allways at home and i get sum rabbs and work the hard sets just as much as the esey just keep at it no matter what and a cuple of mates with you will help look out for ferrets evrything is bit moor tricky alone

[stubby 175]

how is he able to tell people what to do when he has worked ferrets with long nets because he cant be bothered to lay purse nets for 3 years. I started when i was about 8 yrs old. im 28 and still learning.

 

 

hes a moderator he can do what he wants and to whom he feels like to its as simple as that

 

 

lads, put the handbags down, its certainly not me doing what I want, its me having a bit of respect for the "cheap, nasty, freely available,cheap as chips" ferret, that so many newbies aquire first and then start asking questions on how to care for too late, scroll back through the pages, you'll find a few such posts, alot of members moan at me for being to over the top, maybe thats me thinking to much for the ferrets welfare, rather than hurting someones feelings

 

as for twiggy, its even easier to bring up the past constanly, rather than offering the advice twiggy likes to give, as per below

http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...st&p=868267

[the_hunter1983 2]

lmao good point made...and twiggy what advice did you give in that link mate? get a book or did i read it wrong? and im no mummys boy ya twat

[JordKil 0]

Regarding the actual topic.

If a young ferret is to be put down with an experienced one. Allmy jills live together and get on fine (young and old) this season I will put the newbies down with the old hands but my hobs are a different story. My young hob I kept back is in with one of the older (friendly and bloody useless)hobs he doesnt work. This kits dad does and Im worried about him attacking the youngster underground and he is big and very fit and he has no bother killing stoats and such when fannying about the garden, so im worried for the health of my young hob. What would you do?

ATB

Jordan

[stubby 175]

Regarding the actual topic.

If a young ferret is to be put down with an experienced one. Allmy jills live together and get on fine (young and old) this season I will put the newbies down with the old hands but my hobs are a different story. My young hob I kept back is in with one of the older (friendly and bloody useless)hobs he doesnt work. This kits dad does and Im worried about him attacking the youngster underground and he is big and very fit and he has no bother killing stoats and such when fannying about the garden, so im worried for the health of my young hob. What would you do?

ATB

Jordan

 

just keep them seperate

 

put the young hob/s down with the experienced jills, still take your good hob, but keep him as a "reserve" that you can use on his own, if the other ferts dont seem to be flushing the warren

 

I normally use 3 jills a mixture of young and old, and include a young hob, once they have been run through a warren a few times and there are no more rabbits coming out, they get boxed, and "ted" or one of the other big hobs, are then put through on their own, this normally gets me one or two extra rabbits that have been trying to sit tight

[auld salmon 28]

just out of curiosity, if you dont dig a ferret out , how long will it stay down a hole? have never had a ferret i am thinking of getting one to put down holes to get rabbits out for the dog . cant you just keep it on a long line?

from hours to days

[Michael lomax 0]

as for getting a big bag jus give it time i useualy get 4 or 5

my uncle got me some permishion n i got 17 in 2 hours

[heritage 202]

best tip ever........ enjoy yourself !! atb

[John-B 4]

best tip ever........ enjoy yourself !! atb

 

 

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[col g 0]

best tip ever........ enjoy yourself !! atb

 

 

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second best tip ever.........dont wipe youre ass on stinging nettles........hahahaha ( joke)