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would a bell work when ferreting


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it would only really help if the ferret left the set and moved away say along a hedge row were its hard to see.

you could hear it and retrive it.

the bell would more then likely fill with mud and dirt and not work with 5 mins of the ferret going to ground so be left useless anyway.

 

nothing comes close to ferret finder, nothing. it really is a must have piece of equipment when you work your ferrets.

not only dose it help find your ferret so you dont loose it but you can remove dead rabbits which youde never know were even there without it.

 

ppl who dont use one are liveing on borrowed time.

there are ppl who dont use them and havent for years with no problems. but i wouldent ever go without one.

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it worked for years before locators were ever heard of

Thats all we used in the days before locaters, and thy where ok took longer to find ferrets lot more diggin some times,when the ferret comes out of the hole it has a shake so you hear the bell, so you have to be very quiet, we also used to have muzzles on them to stop them killing, but not today, locators much better mate save some money up to bye one.

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Bells are handy at locating your ferret above ground we used them for years before locators were available. But you will need plenty of spares as they clog up with mud easly use two bells at a time, if you can get your hands on some falconry bells these are much better. But they are no substitute for locators.

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