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frontline for dogs is the best
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http://f4bscale.worldonline.co.uk/gunlaw.htm
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am 16 and a can carry a air rifle on my on on roads and thought towns in a gun case but best to take a ferret with you so you can say you are going hunting
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vets but it cost abit
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what size is he because lots of people say small ferrets are better but my big jil is the same size as a big hob and i think a small ferret will get killed by a big rat
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i think it will be 3/8 collie cross 2/8 grey 2/8 whipp 1/8 deerhound so it should by fast
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If he has labs, which are easy to the train he may not get on with a beddy. and he can use a collie x's for beating or out shooting if trained right, as well as ferreting and lamping. you can get some collies that are hard to train as well
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most vets don't no what a ferret is
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then try some dead mice mine perked up straight away after that and then i put alive one in he got that aswell playing with it as if it was another ferret funny enough the same mouse is still coming bk to the cage to see him now must be best friends strange [bANNED TEXT] sorry for your loss it supposed to be against the law to feed live food to caged animals! an you got the nerve to get on my case about the vixen! :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: :realmad: i only said it looks like the vixen has not long had cubs mate and by the way i did not feed a alive mouse to my ferret it is my
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Youve been very lucky there then. I used to rat with ferrets during summer and have seen some real bad bites. pregnant or nurseing Doe's put up a hell of a fight thats what bit my small hob a nurseing Doe but a got a big jill now for rating and she had a lot . but how many rats have you had with the ferrets
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what is the best type of lurcher for foxes just wondering
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Anyone use there ferrets for rats because my ferret got bit by a rat on the face on in my ferret book it says you have to take it to the vets . the best ferrets for rating is a big jill because my jill has kill 8 rats and she didnt got bit
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most people want a small ferret for stud
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what about beddy cross
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you don,t need a dog but it makes it easy when ferreting because the dog marks and if you set the net properly you will catch the rabbit
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just because a dog is on the big side dont make it a plodder dillon, i had one 29 at the shoulder and 80lb in weight he was fast away and quick into his stride , no plodder. he was a joy to watch on the bunnies 110 per cent with a good success rate on testing ground. what cross was he ?
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i big dog will be ok at lamping rabbits but for ferreting a small fast dog of the mark is better
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if you no the hob that he will mate with her leave them togever for 24 hours
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I had a few carp last year about 15 pounds take me a hour to get them in on 6 pound line
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well done an hour to bring it on [bANNED TEXT] line where you on ??? :wacko: he was on 0.00000001lb line
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same he smaller dogs are better because the fields are small and the are better when ferreting
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you will be better buying a air rifle then you can shot on other farms and you can walk around with it . its harder to shoot rabbits with it you will be better buying a air rifle then you can shot on other farms and you can walk around with it . its harder to shoot rabbits with it
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I here people say..."I want a Beddie X greyhound for rabbiting", but i would say why!??...why neot get a dog four inches taller that will still snap up rabbits, but kill fox, tumble the odd hare and get you a few deer...even a Beddie x Greyhound!..lol. It depends on if you want the dog for ferreting because a big dog in brushes in small field will not get many rabbits . if it was mainly ferreting you are better get the dog for that a Beddie x Greyhound! but it may take a fox as will
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Thats what I use and and it is good on windy days .