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Alright lads,

 

I am thinking of getting some ferrets instead of a working terrier(i had asked some questions in the terrier forum previously), as my permissions would be very keen for me to make a bigger dent in their rabbit pop, but without the dippy townie neighbours calling the police thinking i am badger baiting. Also, i was advised to that the ferrets would be much better at flushing rabbits than a terrier. I am reading up at the mo, and want to build / make everything I can myself, to save money, e.g. box, hutch and purse nets (the nets will be the most diff i reckon). To that end, does anyone have any good plans for making a ferret hutch?

I know a member is making a three storey on here, but there are no plans, just nice photos, lovely by the way.

For materials I was thinking, wood frame, boarded with exterior ply, varnished outside and painted white inside to make easier to clean and brighter for the little monsters. I was gonna feed, them mostly game, rabbit, pigeon, squirrel, duck & goose off cuts. will this be enough, or would one of those complete foods be better, i am always dubious of those complete diets.

 

whatcha think?

 

cheers,

 

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Try finding out what guys local to you are using then get the same gear as them matev no point buying longnets ect if your only working small burrows and you can add to nets ect slowly save spending a fortune ,I onlu feed meat to the ferrets as well safing money on that dry grub

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