Aye. And when it goes right. Nets down as the sun is rising, grass still crisp with frost. Clean bolts, nice pursing after a short rumble. No digs, no squeals of a pinned rabbit, no ferrets messing around. Just being out is good enough for me though.Tbh I don't mind a dig or two during the course of a day. I think these days it's as much a part of ferreting as the ferrets themselves.
I'll be honest though I rarely go ferreting without a mutt of some sort in tow. You forget how boring it is while the ferrets are down and watching the dog takes your mind off it. Ferreting without a dog is lik