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ALBINOS v POLEYS


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I do alot of ferreting all year round and keep poleys and albinos,i have to say that some of the best bolters ive ever had are the small

albino jills.eyesight never is a factor in ferrets only its ability to locate bunnys quickly with its nose.In the dense cover of summer

when they emerge from the holes they catch my eye quicker also making them easier to see than the poleys.Of course this has

the opposite effect in the winter.its all down to 2 things nose and no fear,oh and SIZE is also a factor.colour is a fancied thing

that differ amongst all of us .Each to there own

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i work all different colours my best ones were albinos though couple i have here at the mo are fecking useless cant get rid though due to kids treat em as pets. hopefully re stoke this year with some new ones that will do the job a bit better. saying that been handed one that was found hes a small sandy hob smaller than me jills at present and he looks to be the sort whos gonna produce full o beans and ready to come out the hutch everytime i there.

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i work both and over the years found small albinos better bolters too that work at a quicker pace to my poleys who are notorious for laying up as to not being able to see them due to snow,ground cover, bushes etc it makes no odds to me as the old dog tells me whats going on :thumbs:

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Best worker ive seen for a long time is a mixture of both

 

What he lacks in size he makes up for with tenacity.

 

This hob is very aggressive on rabbit and handles really well.

 

Not the sort for deep sets though.He will stick until the rabbit is dead or you have dug to him

 

Sort of ferret you take out of the box to get back on terms with awkward rabbits.

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Best worker ive seen for a long time is a mixture of both

 

What he lacks in size he makes up for with tenacity.

 

This hob is very aggressive on rabbit and handles really well.

 

Not the sort for deep sets though.He will stick until the rabbit is dead or you have dug to him

 

Sort of ferret you take out of the box to get back on terms with awkward rabbits.

 

Thats my type of ferret Mick, would not entertain anything else!

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Best worker ive seen for a long time is a mixture of both

 

What he lacks in size he makes up for with tenacity.

 

This hob is very aggressive on rabbit and handles really well.

 

Not the sort for deep sets though.He will stick until the rabbit is dead or you have dug to him

 

Sort of ferret you take out of the box to get back on terms with awkward rabbits.

 

Thats my type of ferret Mick, would not entertain anything else!

lost a good un like that end of season.r.i.p simon
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