wild polecat.....HELP !!!!!!!!!!!

[Guest ferret girl]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

Edited June 25, 2011 by ferret girl

[Kay 3,709]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

 

Oh wind your neck in love, you really will go down like a lead balloon on here with that attitude , what charm school did you go to

[KittleRox 2,147]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

 

Oh wind your neck in love, you really will go down like a lead balloon on here with that attitude , what charm school did you go to

you been at the voddy lol

Edited June 25, 2011 by KittleRox

[paulus 26]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

 

Oh wind your neck in love, you really will go down like a lead balloon on here with that attitude , what charm school did you go to

 

 

 

go kay go college defra licence your on the wrong website love, lacs website is that way

[scothunter 12,609]

get shot of it,it will rip your hand to bits

[Jamie m 668]

Talk about resarection blimey ,

[rob190364 2,594]

Release the fekkin polecat and get a ferret! it's a bit odd for someone to think they can trap something like that and just tame it....it really isn't that simple!!!

 

And ferret girl, blatantly an anti!!!! possibly the lamest attempt to cover that up I've seen so far, if you were attempting to cover it up that is!

[f mac 40]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

not bad for your 1st post how long did it take u to troll back to find it zzzzzzzzzzzzz :crazy: :crazy: look dangerous wild animal mite just x it with a bew and get 60 quid a kit or would that be against the law

Edited June 25, 2011 by f mac

[Ideation 8,216]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

 

 

Not exactly woman of the moment are you.

 

And sounds like you have a hard time reading, as he clearly said he did not trap it himself.

 

Also when setting mink traps etc, where should the sign be afixed that says, "Dear Polecats, please do not enter my trap as DEFRA may get shirty"

 

And maybe you should go to college, as last time i checked it was spelled 'doubt' rather that 'dought'.

 

Why is it always a 'ferret lady' or 'ferret girl' ????? Fecking menace

 

(Other than you Kay, you're sound as feck)

[The one 8,479]

Nice first post Ferret girl raising a post from January the 11th still you got a good bite or two

[Kay 3,709]

Polecat hunting was also a sport among the country squires of North Wales, Cheshire, Cumberland and Westmorland, where special packs of hounds were kept to hunt them down.

 

However these days in the UK polecats are protected under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981. Certain methods of killing or taking Polecats are prohibited under the act, and it is an offence to set a trap for a polecat without obtaining a licence to do so.

 

 

i think u should hav read this before trapping a wild polecat!!! so you have posted that you have broken the law by trapping a wild polecat with out a licence! u should leave wild life alone if your not prepared to go to college and get the right qualification to work with dangerous wild animals, you would more than likely need a liscence and check from defra and i dought you will get one as you clearly have no idea what you are letting yourself in for, so release it and go to college then defra may consider you having one under the rules you breed wild to wild under a rehabilitation program back in to the wild.

 

 

Not exactly woman of the moment are you.

 

And sounds like you have a hard time reading, as he clearly said he did not trap it himself.

 

Also when setting mink traps etc, where should the sign be afixed that says, "Dear Polecats, please do not enter my trap as DEFRA may get shirty"

 

And maybe you should go to college, as last time i checked it was spelled 'doubt' rather that 'dought'.

 

Why is it always a 'ferret lady' or 'ferret girl' ????? Fecking menace

 

(Other than you Kay, you're sound as feck)

 

Its clearly a bint who has done a few weeks on an animal husbandry course at some agri collage , seems to me these courses need amending to teach the students some manners

[Ideation 8,216]

Nice first post Ferret girl raising a post from January the 11th still you got a good bite or two

 

 

Jan 11th. . . . . LAST YEAR!

 

 

Kay - aye for some reason folk think a 6 month diploma in animal fiddling makes you the next James Heriot.

[Kay 3,709]

Nice first post Ferret girl raising a post from January the 11th still you got a good bite or two

 

 

Jan 11th. . . . . LAST YEAR!

 

 

Kay - aye for some reason folk think a 6 month diploma in animal fiddling makes you the next James Heriot.

 

 

Well i had a quick shufty online about polecats & trapping & according to the shooting times , a trapped polecat can be either shot of kept

[The one 8,479]

i eagerly await your next post ,hook line and sinker

[stroller 341]

is there such a thing as a true wild polecat? Ive read that they have interbred with escaped ferrets so much in this country that they can no longer be classed as pure? im not an expert by any means and if anyone knows better i will listen

 

and if thats the case then its only a very wild ferret who will eat your fingers and add nothing to a working line, but thats my opinion if you go ahead with your experiment it would be good to see how it turns out, keep us updated