small ferrets

[Ray Mears 272]

heres a pik of my ferret shes about one now i think shes pritty small!

Edited January 1, 2007 by whippet boy

[stubby 175]

there's not many blokes that will admit to having a small one

[allrounder 47]

try askin whos got the biggest you mite get more replies lol :kiss:

[Ray Mears 272]

well in that case if its whos the biggest i am out

[josh! 0]

lol my fettet that be and blando was on about saying in his post saying how ell lost her was smaller that that lol she was a mint ratting ferret but oh well she probably having the time of her life killing all the rabbits arount the farm "oh well the farmer will be happy"

[SeanTheHawker 0]

dont see the point in having a small jill, would tire after only a few sets, big hob does the job rightly

[jigsaw 11,865]

Sean I was out lately with a ferret we call the rat,as shes fairly small,we got 14 rabbits with her in less than 3 hrs,I think you'll end up digging regurlarly with a big ferret,once they learn the knack of killing they perfect it to the end.I gave away 4 fine sized hobs last year for free,they bolt a few but kill much more.Good small ferrets are the answer if you've nets and want plenty of fast action.I was ferreting today,yesterday and lastMonday with the rat and shes bolting them fine,no sign of her slowing up and shes 4 years old.Theres nothing wrong with small ferrets.

[midnight walker 8]

got to agree with jigsaw i to prefer small jills but they do tend to tire a lot quicker than the bigger stronger hobs only my opinion

[Vermin Dropper 2]

Sean I was out lately with a ferret we call the rat,as shes fairly small,we got 14 rabbits with her in less than 3 hrs,I think you'll end up digging regurlarly with a big ferret,once they learn the knack of killing they perfect it to the end.I gave away 4 fine sized hobs last year for free,they bolt a few but kill much more.Good small ferrets are the answer if you've nets and want plenty of fast action.I was ferreting today,yesterday and lastMonday with the rat and shes bolting them fine,no sign of her slowing up and shes 4 years old.Theres nothing wrong with small ferrets.

 

 

got to agree with jigsaw i to prefer small jills but they do tend to tire a lot quicker than the bigger stronger hobs only my opinion

 

 

Here Here,

I dont take my big hob out nearly as much since he started killing and laying up regularly,

if a small jill grabs hold, the rabbit has more chance of kicking her off and bolting or still making it to a hole bringing her along for the ride.

once my big fella grabs hold, you usually hear a squeal from the rabbit, a sigh from us.... and someone reaches for thr locator!

 

if your ferrets tire quickly..... take another one with you, rotate them throughout the day,