Baby Rabbits Already!!!

[Penda 3,341]

If it was a normal year and there was plenty rabbits about what would you do leave them after you have killed the adults and the burrows smells of ferrets ?.

rabbits are born survivers any way mate ive bred them in the past and young rabbits that we see on top will actualy fend for there selves im not saying i dont kill young rabbits it just tends to put me off when i start bolting young rabbits

Edited February 7, 2013 by Penda

[fitchet 788]

If it was a normal year and there was plenty rabbits about what would you do leave them after you have killed the adults and the burrows smells of ferrets ?.

Depends what im doing if the warrens need clearing a rabbits a rabbit no matter how old or young. Atb

[Papa g 14]

Gone are the days when you more or less could ferret every month with an 'r' in it & not come across scuttlers, lIke we used to

[Penda 3,341]

Gone are the days when you more or less could ferret every month with an 'r' in it & not come across scuttlers, lIke we used to

that was the old saying, my old man used to love catching the young rabbits used to call them grazers he used to gut them skin them and pan fry them really sweet but aint my cup of tea like i said

[alimac 882]

Bit off topic but saw my first bumble bee of the year yesterday..

Edited February 8, 2013 by alimac

[HIGHAM 47]

not seen any young at all yet , i tend to let them run if i net any untill they are abit bigger , not saying theres a right or wrong explanation just what i do

 

matt

[The one 8,504]

Just freeze them along with the rest of the bag a great meal for a single ferret and they dont leave much that attracts fly's

[NEWKID 27,372]

 

Gone are the days when you more or less could ferret every month with an 'r' in it & not come across scuttlers, lIke we used to

that was the old saying, my old man used to love catching the young rabbits used to call them grazers he used to gut them skin them and pan fry them really sweet but aint my cup of tea like i said

As a kid remember we called the early season 3/4 grown's fryers, straight in the pan and tender,

 

Most does caught now are ready to drop, a few small mooches and ill be done with the ferrets... Not my thing bolting and digging to fur balls......

 

Cheers

Kev

[slips 114]

Bit off topic but saw my first bumble bee of the year yesterday..

well a pal found a levret yesterday about 4in long

[stroller 341]

Ive ferreted every month of the year when clearing farms and suprisingly very little digging to young rabbits they seem to bolt before the big ones

[fatasafool 216]

 

Bit off topic but saw my first bumble bee of the year yesterday..

that's nice al

[fatasafool 216]

Out of ten rabbits yesterday. four were carrying young, near time to hang the nets up for the season I think !

[rob190364 2,594]

that saying about the r in the month always makes me laugh, you can't tell me that there's ever been a time where rabbits haven't been breeding in late March/April!

[Jamie m 668]

that saying about the r in the month always makes me laugh, you can't tell me that there's ever been a time where rabbits haven't been breeding in late March/April!

Finished off before end of feb on alot of ground last year ,

[romany52 313]

Rabbits have been recorded breeding in every month of the year!