ferrets prices

[The one 8,488]

I wouldn't mind ferrets costing £20/£30 each it would stop the messers and would only be good for the ferrets

[Flying Ferrets 0]

I'm glad the prices are the way they are in Denmark.

I don't know about hunting ferrets here in denmark if they are cheaper, maybe they are.

[will.f11 24]

Id be happy to pay upto 25 for a decent jill. probably only 20 for a nice old hob

[Ste* 0]

the bloke who i got my two hobs from was telling me, that when he looked on the internet for the prices of ferrets in different ares he saw that in cornwall they were selling them for around the hundred pound mark is this true, is their anyone from cornwall who nows of this

 

Yes there was 1 on the adtrader for £100 a few weeks ago they were saying it was a red ferret and the rarest ferret about

Edited August 5, 2008 by Ste*

[Ste* 0]

the bloke who i got my two hobs from was telling me, that when he looked on the internet for the prices of ferrets in different ares he saw that in cornwall they were selling them for around the hundred pound mark is this true, is their anyone from cornwall who nows of this

 

Yes there was 1 on the adtrader for £100 a few weeks ago they were saying it was a red ferret and the rarest ferret about

Sorry for posting twice i dont know what went wrong

Edited August 5, 2008 by Ste*

[Flying Ferrets 0]

A red ferret? does that exist?

[The one 8,488]

Probably a type of sandy

[rosspti 2]

Trust me! I am Cornish - and there is no way you could get away with selling ferrets down here for £100, unless to some rich townie who had moved here from London or something, and wanted a handbag-ferret like a trendy version of a chihuahua. Mind you, us Cornish could sell clothes-pegs to gypsies, and if we spotted someone looking to part with some cash - then I am sure our "pedigree, organic, free range, local Cornish ferrets" would be worth every penny of £100, infact that would probably be a steal!! especially as they would "open the door to a fantastic rural world of traditional, eco-friendly, green rabbit catching, with a low carbon footprint, and fantastic wild food thrown in!!".

 

Seriously though, if you are a country boy like me, chances are you'll have plenty of mates with ferret kits to give away. Maybe they'll cost you a fiver, or a pint or two, or a couple dozen eggs.

 

As most people breed from their Jills in order to keep them alive, there has never been a shortage of kits.

[will.f11 24]

I agree and as a cornish lad myself I would never need to pay more than 20 quid

[andyfoster10 0]

i would be happy paying £10-£20 each no more than that

if your asking for more for a kitt its daylight robbery

although supply and demand is an issue juring the season

so its up to you if some bodys wanting to pay more

you carnt argue really

[rick12345 181]

Went to see a local bloke today from the Cambridge Ferret Welfare and Rescue Society he quoted me 20 quid each.

There was a bloke advertising in a local pets at home store free to a good home, with other people asking a fiver each.

I took a litter of kits to the CFWRS years ago and had to pay 20 quid towards food for them, which i thought was fair enough. I still think 20 quid each is a bit steep.

[will.f11 24]

dont have kits that cant be looked after