Shed job

[JordKil 0]

My neighbours have got a handful of rabbits under their shed (bout 3 at the most). Im planning on sticking a ferret under to get them but what im worried about is if it kills. What would be the best plan of action? The shed aint big bout 6x4. Would the rabbits bolt from it or would they be stuck and get killed? Digging would be damn difficult as well its under a shed! lol

I'll await replies then get stuck in (maybe photos )

 

Cheers

Jordan

[John-B 4]

get the ferrets under mate and get the rabbits out, chances are they are just under the she itself and haven't dug beep burrows.

[anthonytomo 8]

my dad ust to be in situations like this if he couldnt get the ferrets out hed block the holes up wid rocks or logs an come back the next day an put food by the hole an it would usely come out if not the hed do it again the next day

[ellir0305 9]

jordkill the ferret wont stay there long even if it does kill and if the shed is only 6x4 if worst comes to worst you can dig from the side.

 

but it sould be nets on , ferrets in, rabbits out, ferrets out, cuppa

 

good luck to ya

 

atb rob

[stealthy1 3,964]

Try feeding your ferrets a little bit of food before you enter them, 9 time out of 10 they will surface even if they kill

[Kay 3,709]

Just lift the shed up & move it, i am sure if me & me mother can move a shed from one side of the garden to another between us a few young lads can

[jackson2kaii8 5]

Just lift the shed up & move it, i am sure if me & me mother can move a shed from one side of the garden to another between us a few young lads can

put a bit of line around the ferrets net like they used to do years ago!!!

[driller killer 33]

Would just chuck them down, if they do lay up just do what anthonytomo said, or leave there box by 1 unblocked hole, the rest blocked up, with some bedding in and food, you dont have to trek far to get to it, grab a cuppa, pop outside, grab ferret. Im sure it will be fine. Or you could just shove ya arm under and have a feel about, for the bunnies that is. or the ferrets if the lay up.

Cheers

Neil

[nercwys 10]

Stop messing about.I wouldnt think twice get them under the shed mate.

[col g 0]

chances are they are just under the she itself and haven't dug beep burrows

 

.have you been smoking crack again john ,that didnt make a word of sense

[Sterry 0]

You'll be fine, have you thought of a long net around the shed? i always give my ferrets a bit of food before a days work so if they kill they dont stay down and i've never dug a ferret out (not starting this again). if they do get stuck you can always up lift up the floor boards and replace them again or move the shed.

[smokin 0]

Just lift the shed up & move it, i am sure if me & me mother can move a shed from one side of the garden to another between us a few young lads can

 

beat me to it - moved my 8x6 shed a few years ago only took 3 of us (shortass,lightweight and me mrs lol)

 

get the ferts in and a long net round job done!!! -- or have you a dog you can use???

atb

 

 

chris

[Kay 3,709]

Just lift the shed up & move it, i am sure if me & me mother can move a shed from one side of the garden to another between us a few young lads can

 

beat me to it - moved my 8x6 shed a few years ago only took 3 of us (shortass,lightweight and me mrs lol)

 

get the ferts in and a long net round job done!!! -- or have you a dog you can use???

atb

 

 

chris

 

I only shifted mine as the fence blew down & i had to keep the old lurcher in the garden i had at the time

[festa 206]

chances are they are just under the she itself and haven't dug beep burrows

 

.have you been smoking crack again john ,that didnt make a word of sense

ill have two of what he's brinking lol

[Coneytrappr 30]

Bit of food before work, bit of a wait if the fert happens to kill under. A kill in isn't so big a deal, I frequently ferret warrens where digging is impossible [not just hard...impossible] and most times it won't take long for the stinker to lose interest and move on. If the fert kills a rabbit and gets stuck behind it in a tube, block every hole and revisit the warren everyday until the fert has eaten through/dug around the bunny. Do that and you'll get him back