De-sexed Vs Entire Males?

[steamingutpiles 117]

What is the general consensus regarding the working ability of castrated male ferrets as opposed to entire ones? What castrating procedure is most popular these days?

[patterdalejoel 669]

im guessing the procedure where they cut the balls off is the most popular

[steamingutpiles 117]

im guessing the procedure where they cut the balls off is the most popular

Thank you. Thank you, very much............

Nice cock..................

Edited August 10, 2012 by steamingutpiles

[max abell 196]

Have worked compleate vasectomised and castrated hobs over the years and never found any difference in working ability we only have 1 vasectomised hob and one hob kitt at the moment as we tend to prefere to work jills

[jimster68 123]

i use a hob with no nuts ,hes a great grafter and lives with the gills all year round even when they are in season.if anything i get more use out of him as towards the end of the season when the entire hobs are starting to chase the gill instead of working hes still bolting rabbits like a goodun .

ive found useing a hob with no nuts doesnt affect working ability at all .........jim

[B.P.R 2,798]

im guessing the procedure where they cut the balls off is the most popular

Thank you. Thank you, very much............

Nice cock..................

 

You did ask a silly question if you read it back.

 

You mean what do people prefer, entire/ castrated or vasectomised?

 

There is obvious benefits to a vas hob if you have jills.

 

An entire hob if you plan on breeding at some point.

 

And castration if you have more than one hob together.

 

 

Myself, I keep 3 castrated hobs and they work fine. Can work all season without thinking about getting the horn or fighting.