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it's just a faster ferret that bites?

9 minutes ago, Wideboy said:

I had a jill and a hob kit that were 1/4 wild polecat. They were wild as fook. It ended up, that they weren’t being clean out regularly because they were trying to jump at me, never mind just trying to bite my hands. So after about 8 months, it ended that I just opened the hutch door and shotgunned both of them one day. I dreaded having to even feed them. So tell him not to bother. 
Seriously, the two I had would hurt a child I reckon. 

??? hearing that reminds me of a lad I know...??

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4 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Well I won’t be puttin this hob over my own jills, that’s how much I belive in it, not that I belive this is a true wild polecat, but iv spent years getting my ferrets the way I want them an even a feral ferret I know nowt about won’t be goin over them never mind a true wild polecat, I had them eu crosses years agk an never rated them, but k do know guys now who keep them an use them to great effect, an they wild on rats ?

There’s a lad in wales that’s got a team of them and they are deadly on rats. 

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The closest thing we get to a wild polecat here is a severely inbred ferret with psychological issues that cannot be handled Ha Ha ferrets can’t live in the wild here we have a mite that causes footrot that if left will kill the ferret not to mention the abundant predators

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A true wild ferret would not be picked up let alone got close to.We have them here up around Newbury .Makes for an interesting dig when ones to ground though ?

Ive seen them years past whilst ferreting .They seem to bolt free enough .Caught a few in fens up that way years past when doing a bit of diy keepering .

Agree though ,why dilute something that has taken hundreds of years to perfect by adding the very wild base blood they all originated from .

Theres a golf course very near me with wild ferrets living free .Few albinos but mostly polecat versions .

They we’re intentionally released to get  on top the rabbit population which they never really did .VHD saw to that but the feral ferrets survived all that to spread a bit Im told ?Plenty of voles etc on golf courses .

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On 15/08/2022 at 19:44, Arry said:

To me it's going backwards it took hundreds of year of breeding to take the wild out of ferrets. Only to breed it back in again.

Cheers Arry

100% what I was guna say pal. Ferrets are domesticated polecats. Like wondering if I should go snag a wolf and expect it to work like a colliegrey

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