[Vasectomised Ferret Hob]

Cheers guys

 

Thanks for your replies, appreciated

 

Patrol

[Vasectomised Ferret Hob]

Thanks Guys

 

I normally have a hob myself. He passed on last year, all my lot (15) of em, they all have 2 check ups with the vet pre and post main season, I really look after my lot as they are really good workers and I've kept the same line for years albeit watered down with selected new blood.

 

I'll whip em down the vets in the week, ( that will liven the vets up a bit ) For a jab, prefer the natural way hence thread

 

Regards

 

Patrol

[Vasectomised Ferret Hob]

Hi guys

 

Anyone got a hob without its bits, I've enough ferrets for the coming season, just want to borrow a hob to sort my lot out if anyone has one in the Kent area they could lend me for a week or two at the most

 

Cheers

 

Patrol

[Leaving Shot Foxes.]

Many years ago, my local tannery would take the fresh fox pelts off of you for £3.00 a pop in those days a considerable amount of money, bit of a shame there isn't a market now.

 

Never see a fox laying around then

[Leaving Shot Foxes.]

Foxes, rabbits, squirrels whatever you are reducing, my policy is to inspect them, remove them and dispose of them with care and responsibly

 

Throwing them in a ditch creates problems down the line and if Joe public see a Carcase of any sort it's another mark up against the shooting fraternity, it's so easy to clear up behind you, takes five minutes at the most, keep it tidy no one knows you've been apart the absence of targeted species

 

The landowner on a bit I have permission on goes out with his mate and leaves 30 or 40 rabbits lying around all over the farm where the footpaths are nearby, the complaints he gets are numerous

 

If you clear all debris away and tell the farmer your tally for the night and say you've cleared all signs up of being there he'll appreciate that far better than a complaint from the numerous walkers and footpath users finding shot animals

 

Patrol