Kay
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By far the best and most effective way of getting a ferret of .what would folk do out in a field with no water nearby ???> I wasnt in a field though was I & before you ask Bob no I dont work my ferrets
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Bit drastic Kay! Quickest way to get a ferret off is to put your hand around it's neck, lift your thumb over the back of it's head and on to it's forehead with the tip of your thumb level with it's eyes. Grasp and pull back with your thumb. This puts pressure on the mandibular nerve system, which leaves the ferret with no option but to open it's mouth. The ferret suffers no stress and no damage. Once you have worked out how to do this, it's fast, easy and 100% effective. John I had 12 deep puncutre wounds i wasnt in the mood to fanny about trying to prize its mouth open with m
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My hob did it to me last year , hadnt been aggresive before or since, just put it down to one of them days with him, quickest way to get a ferret off your flesh when its hanging on for grim life is submerge it in water , as this happed to me outside i always have a bucket if water filled up for the dogs so i just submerged the ferret in the water,
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Jan 11th. . . . . LAST YEAR! Kay - aye for some reason folk think a 6 month diploma in animal fiddling makes you the next James Heriot. Well i had a quick shufty online about polecats & trapping & according to the shooting times , a trapped polecat can be either shot of kept
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Not exactly woman of the moment are you. And sounds like you have a hard time reading, as he clearly said he did not trap it himself. Also when setting mink traps etc, where should the sign be afixed that says, "Dear Polecats, please do not enter my trap as DEFRA may get shirty" And maybe you should go to college, as last time i checked it was spelled 'doubt' rather that 'dought'. Why is it always a 'ferret lady' or 'ferret girl' ????? Fecking menace (Other than you Kay, you're sound as feck) Its clearly a bint who has done a few weeks on an animal husbandry cour
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Oh wind your neck in love, you really will go down like a lead balloon on here with that attitude , what charm school did you go to
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Thats lovely really like that
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None of my animals get anything other than a species appopriate diet, there lives are simple & clutter free of suppliments & faddy things , it works for me and has done for years , i dont give treats or eggs or milk or the latest '' must have'' i simply dont mend whats not broken
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I had a sandy jill like that a few years ago & jesus christ she was a hard ferret , split second she came within striking distence of another ferret & she was round there throats, and quick , never seen anything like the forocity when she attacked
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Just sayes Lowepro on mine, before that it was a tesco carrier
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Can you link me to their profile I dont know who they are. Id defo be keen though to collect them when possible. http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/user/102-gin/
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Gin on here is in co durham , and runs a rescue , drop a pm & see if they have any kits in
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51 year old green mile "star" marries 16yr old country girl
Kay replied to judge2010's topic in General Talk
I find it disgusting and immoral........she should be ashamed of herself covering up norks like that!!! jammy old git!!! :laugh: -
yep there are loads of types Alpha, jwb, select, chudleys, merlin, some pet shops do their own which is a generic type(this is just a small list list there are more) u may have to try a few as some ferrets are fussy buggers thats why my lot are on vitalin, was about to order some this week through my pet shop, there should be some round for while whilst they clear warehouses and old stock i put a similar post yesterday as well I read on other forums about how people worry about dry food & whats the best , the ingredients lists go up, but i think surely if there so worried why dont t
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Theres loads of dry foods for ferrets
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As said on the other thread I love them there brilliant
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Cracking pics , i think you have captured the whole show beautifully , lots of dogs & action , brilliant , well done :thumbs:
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I agreee with you , i wouldn't want the hassal of having to jab every year , and risking a vasectomy not working or reversing , so saving now for neutering would be my way of doing it
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Implants are costing around 90 quid per ferret because there sedating the ferret to insert it, also there's no real ideas of knowing how long its going to last, there's a member on here who's hob was implanted & it lasted barely a year so he had him castrated rather than shelling out loads more money
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It will cost you more to feed a litter of 10 possibly more kits than it will to spey one female , you do the maths lol didnt think of that. I know im a noob but im confused about the actual casteration and the versecatmy thing. Can a casterated hob bring a jill out of season or is it varsectamised hob only that can do this? A castrate is where they remove the testes, so in theory they remove the sex drive , so normally a castrated male wont attempt to mate , a vasectomy is where they simply cut the tubes so the hobs firing blanks but he will still mate . but there's a risk with a
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It will cost you more to feed a litter of 10 possibly more kits than it will to spey one female , you do the maths
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if the jills got mastitus the area round the teat will be swollen & red , also there will be some heat coming from the area
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Its what most people do when feeding meat/ whole carcass just remove any left over food in the morning
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Its hormonal, they do it when they have been jabbed or run with a v hob, something your going to have to put up with untill the autumn sadly