Advie On Keeping And Working Ferrets

[roxy and bear patterdale 3]

meat mostly, chicken,mince, fish i do alot of fishing they go mad for that. they will be eating rabbit once i get one

this is probably a stupid question , (you may laugh) raw or cooked?

 

cooked, mostly left overs but the fish is raw when mine were really young i fed them cat food

[Millet 4,497]

..raw raw and more raw...is this the kidsies night out,,

[derbylad1 293]

dont need to cook any meat for a ferret, i always feed raw and have done for nearly 40 years. please get someone near you that knows what they are talking about and point you in the right direction. i'd start another thread on here with the title of ferreting in the gloucseter (i think thats where your from)area. i'm sure someone will gladly help you out

[browning gts 11]

..raw raw and more raw...is this the kidsies night out,,

im sure you know everything there is to no about every apsect of everything im no kid im asking a serious question about keeping ferrets.

[browning gts 11]

dont need to cook any meat for a ferret, i always feed raw and have done for nearly 40 years. please get someone near you that knows what they are talking about and point you in the right direction. i'd start another thread on here with the title of ferreting in the gloucseter (i think thats where your from)area. i'm sure someone will gladly help you out

cheers for the advice cant seem to find anyone through word of mouth so will try ur suggestion cheers.

[reddawn 2,173]

what ye wanna know browning?? get a thread up way a list of questions, some nobber will probs talk shite, but ye will get some good advice, or ill bet its all on older threads if ye use search

[Millet 4,497]

im no kid im asking a serious question about keeping ferrets.

Sorry pal i thought you where some yougen on a wind up..

[George Kinloch 16]

I've only been ferreting a year and a bit mate. I'm all self taught and I've found a hobby for life. I've found that my hob is my best worker and by far the most affectionate, but the Jill's are still good at what they do.

Nets, ferret box and a locator is all u need (and a spade).

Just get out there mate. I was shockingly bad at first but practice makes perfect.

Good luck and keep us updated on how ur getting on.

 

[browning gts 11]

I've only been ferreting a year and a bit mate. I'm all self taught and I've found a hobby for life. I've found that my hob is my best worker and by far the most affectionate, but the Jill's are still good at what they do.

Nets, ferret box and a locator is all u need (and a spade).

Just get out there mate. I was shockingly bad at first but practice makes perfect.

Good luck and keep us updated on how ur getting on.

thanks for the advice bud , will be getting kitted out asap!!!cheers

[Guest norseman]

if your into reading, i'd recomend "ferreting an essential guide" by simon whitehead. lots of good info in there.

[Brimmer 220]

Like has been said, would be worth taking someone kitted out, to show you the ropes. A lot can be learned in a day in the field, but the reading will also help.

[reddawn 2,173]

learn by ye mistakes, quickest an best way to learn imo

[Millet 4,497]

Is that why you are still shite..because that realy basic stuff wont sink in..

[satan and todd 125]

why aint farmer brownings posts racking up thats a question i wanner ask.....................dodgy

[browning gts 11]

why aint farmer brownings posts racking up thats a question i wanner ask.....................dodgy

not sure what your on about ?