laying up

[hunter1995 92]

out of a Jill and a hob which of the 2 is most unlikely to layup??

[longdog13 36]

Mate, Me thinks your question is a bit, well, Broad?

[stealthy1 3,964]

Depends on the individual animal, and how hungry or voracious it is

[The one 8,463]

Aye depends on the working abitilty of your ferret

[stubby 175]

its a bit like asking, how long you stay in bed, or how longs a piece of string

[Jamie93 57]

Hobs seem to have more of a reputation for lying up but I know of hobs and jills that lay up and know hobs and jills that don't.

Happy Hunting Jamie93

[shepp 2,285]

I whistle mine at feed time and i have never had to dig one out, just whistle and they come out.

[stubby 175]

in my experience, ferrets dont simply "lay up"

there would be reasons for not leaving the warren

 

1, stuck behind a dead rabbit

2,staying with a live/dead rabbit

 

sex of the ferret dos'ent come into it, now as long as you have a locator and collar/s, then neither is a problem, simply dig down and retreave ferret and rabbit

 

myself and magwithch once retreaved 4 rabbits in a stop end from this