muzzle on ferret

[koldi 0]

Sometimes he comes to the surface with blood, other times there is squeeling and then he comes out a wee bit later. I am sure he is killing them in there, since if there was no rabbits there he is quick to come out. So the locator is the best thing i think, i cant see myself getting the ferret to drag them out, would probably tire him out abit. How often are you unable to use your loacator because of bad ground?

 

One of the old fellars i go ferting with has a big hob called fred, i think retriever is more fitting as this ferret kills big bunnies and fetches them out to us all day long.

 

I will deffinatly be having a hob from him this year :0p

[masmiffy 82]

Bit of a no no I think, as has been said thay need to be able to defend themselves if they have to!

 

From memory didnt some people clip the points off ferts teeth to stop em killing?

Not a good thing to do either is it?

[kkwikcalel 0]

Sometimes he comes to the surface with blood, other times there is squeeling and then he comes out a wee bit later. I am sure he is killing them in there, since if there was no rabbits there he is quick to come out. So the locator is the best thing i think, i cant see myself getting the ferret to drag them out, would probably tire him out abit. How often are you unable to use your loacator because of bad ground?

 

One of the old fellars i go ferting with has a big hob called fred, i think retriever is more fitting as this ferret kills big bunnies and fetches them out to us all day long.

 

I will deffinatly be having a hob from him this year :0p

 

Sounds like a special ferret, so do you know what this guy is doing to get fred to retrieve? Or is this just luck that he is bringing them out?

[mooster 1]

:wacko: Why you no listen!??

Edited January 23, 2009 by mooster