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i know what u can and cant feed to ferrets to a certain degree but i been brought round a few mice that where caught in a trap and was wondering if i could feed them to the ferrets not a big meal but still i rather that than be wasted they look healthy ect or is it not worth it? :thumbdown:

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I know people feed them frozen ones from the pet shop , but if theres a chance they have had some poison i wouldnt, Ditch will tell how fast that stuff acts , i dont have a clue :)

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i do it all the time and mine loves a scrap then he gets rewarded when he kills it........

 

 

as long as its caught in the fields your ok but i wouldnt risk ones caught oout beside bins..... dont know where they've been

 

What you put them in live :o

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Guest Ditch_Shitter
i do it all the time and mine loves a scrap then he gets rewarded when he kills it........

 

 

And you get a little tent in ye trousers watching it, don't ye? Top Criminoligists have long since made the link between such behaviour and Serial Killers. The Anti's, so avidly monitoring this forum, have long since copied out your patheticaly immature and senseless utterance and will by now be juxtaposing it, in their own places, with all this " Respect Your Quarry, Dead or Alive " stuff.

 

Bravo. You're a real little walking, typing nail in the coffin of something you don't even understand, aren't ye?

 

 

Regards feeding dead, wild mice to ferrets, Mark? Naah. As ye've already worked out, mate; It's really just not worth the risk. I won't bore ye with a load of pest control industry mumbo jumbo. But suffice to say I know what I'm talking about, around modern rodenticides, and no way would I advocate feeding wild caught rodents to ferrets. There's just no reason for it.

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i do it all the time and mine loves a scrap then he gets rewarded when he kills it........

 

 

And you get a little tent in ye trousers watching it, don't ye? Top Criminoligists have long since made the link between such behaviour and Serial Killers. The Anti's, so avidly monitoring this forum, have long since copied out your patheticaly immature and senseless utterance and will by now be juxtaposing it, in their own places, with all this " Respect Your Quarry, Dead or Alive " stuff.

 

Bravo. You're a real little walking, typing nail in the coffin of something you don't even understand, aren't ye?

 

 

Regards feeding dead, wild mice to ferrets, Mark? Naah. As ye've already worked out, mate; It's really just not worth the risk. I won't bore ye with a load of pest control industry mumbo jumbo. But suffice to say I know what I'm talking about, around modern rodenticides, and no way would I advocate feeding wild caught rodents to ferrets. There's just no reason for it.

 

 

I fed mine a mouse once. Done no harm. But i take your word that some could. But can ye go into a little more detail for us mate?

 

Nice one

 

john

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use to keep snakes and had a few mice in the freezer that were bought as frozen food from a pet shop,when i got rid of the snakes the ferrets got what was left but i wouldnt feed wild caught for the same reasons as ditch mentioned also their is enogh rabbit to go round if you get yourself out with the ferrets

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use to keep snakes and had a few mice in the freezer that were bought as frozen food from a pet shop,when i got rid of the snakes the ferrets got what was left but i wouldnt feed wild caught for the same reasons as ditch mentioned also their is enogh rabbit to go round if you get yourself out with the ferrets

 

 

Exactly , theres a whole world of difference :D

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lol calm down ditch its just one little mouse............................ if you want i wont do it any more just for you :)

 

Thats not the point though , as already been pointed out , repect your quarry, :D

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