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Jamie m

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  1. In the begining of the topic it says click here for link to website cheers guys
  2. Make sure you wash your hands tho after handeling chicken
  3. How many ferrets you got in there
  4. Why do you need to seperate them If they all live and sleep together why seperate
  5. You should pm the guy it's the starter of the topic , I made myne out of scrap wood as I ain't walking far next season so doesn't matter lol
  6. Do not wish your life away as some old bloke said to me ,,[bANNED TEXT] a load of old tosh , won't be long now ,
  7. Real shame for you I had a jill die end of season guted , I think your answer could be in your post dehydration
  8. We did one on a huge leaf pile last year couldn't see all the holes took a chance it was one of them , my mate didn't want to do it it was funny watching bunnys flying out of nowhere through the leaves allways scrape leafed back or you lose out but this pile was 4 foot high can't wait to get back to it not long now
  9. Dates back to the bread and milk days , do they have acsess to all three floors
  10. Just picked up a pair of greyhound jill kits very nice to I can't do the pics on this forum there imposible , I can email if anyone wants to see , I got them off a member on here im well chuffed with them
  11. Maybe at Xmas we can all compare meat tins ,
  12. Ye as stubb says keep them seperate for now
  13. I had a look at that bloke at ferret boxes profile he's in south Wales looks as tho he has a shop of some sort by the look of his posts
  14. Intact hobs simple, I let myne out for an hour in the garden this seems to purck him up a bit he can have a sniff around the other ferrets
  15. Here's the post for those after it I don't know who they are or if anyones had one yet ,
  16. When they come into season next march April best to leave um in season a couple of weeks first
  17. How can you breed if you don't have a hob spayin a young animal a small one is a tricky op I personally wouldn't spay a jill till she's a few years old , but it's up to you , Christmas is in December and if you do they won't he seing much action for a good while after a major op like that , oh and them jills are 9 weeks old fieldy , I would just enjoy them mate and get them brought out of season the first year and if you still feel strongly the next winter get them done hope this helps , not long now fieldy
  18. They were bred for there fur so were not expected to have a long life span , so genetics was not top of the list when they were created I would stear well clear
  19. In the woods , hazel poles cost nothing you can make them as you like then
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