stubby
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Everything posted by stubby
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see its women that are hard as nails us blokes are softies
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Ive always been lead to belive about removing the hob from the breeding jill, as he will/could harm/eat the kitts, where I learnt this I cant remember, maybe from my younger days as a kid, or from reading books, but its there, lodged in my brain, TO REMOVE THE HOB, its the advice most people on here, give as advice to newcomers asking what they should do, well, Im about to stop beliving in that, my set-up consists of a ferret court with outside run, plus 3 very large breeding cages, the jills being used are at this moment, seperated in the hutches, one with a litter of five kitts, that are
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although I dont agree to those feeding dry food only, I tend to keep dry food down all the time with preganant jills, and later when the kitts are walking, a little milk is added, fresh (24hr fully defrosted) rabbit always, plus a bit of milk and egg once a week, plus a bit of ferret paste now and again
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welcome to the site, I'd love to see this pest control you talk of, using a rabbit, what do you catch with them
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to a degree yes, they start to loose their winter coat, into the summer one
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just use a couple of screw in eye's, against a flat wooden surface, works great the cover slips off like a duvet cover, my missus stitched it shut, as they found their way in within a matter of minutes, and we got worried they may have got entangled in it and suffered from heat stroke
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on a private squirrel job couple weeks back, the lady gave me one of those cat cradles that hang on the radiator, as her cat would'ent use it, well got round to fitting it in the ferret court yesterday, and the ferts love it while they was all sunning themselves on it, my other half gave then a lick of her Icepole
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theres one on e bay at the moment, just search for quickset longnet,
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I'll take that, shaken, not stirred
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I do too kay, nothing I would'ent do for a little pu$$y
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I still hunt/ferret all year round, but then its pest control, and food for the baby ferts, saying that, on a private squirrel job in an attic, where I had to remove a nest and babies, I did feel bad knocking the little ones on the head, think thats down to how much they looked liked ferts
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on the ferret section we see loads of topic's being started on breeding ferrets with wild polecats or weasels or mink etc, Im allways one to ask "why" and not to go down that road but did think, maybe Im missing the point on this cross breeding lark, so thought Id give it a go too I wanted a dog that could not only help catch rabbits, but could "THINK" like a rabbit too so heres my attempt, gonna call the offspring, JACK-RABBITS the only thing that worries me, is the russells a BITCH and the rabbit's a BUCK
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ours have settled in so well, were getting 8 eggs from 8 hens daily -
as everyone know's, not to copy DVD's, or advertise them on here, prehaps anymore replies to this thread should be via private pm, and not left here
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they sure have a lapser health and safety system than us, what was the dog doing in the bloody cage too??
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nice one mate, or should I say ten
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either way, Im sure it would be Illegal, feeding "live" what we do in the privacy of our own lives, and what we openly admit to on an open forum, should in my eye's be just that, kept private If we agree with this video clip, we may as well say, ok everyone, put your clips up of all banned activities, if anything its not showing the hunting forum in a good light, maybe ok on your site fish, but I'd say not here, maybe the other mod's/admin can leave there comments
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a simple google search 01394 387762 phone for prices ,
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with a rabbit getting killed underground, its got half a chance of slipping through a bolt hole and getting away shooting a crow and then giving it to a ferret is a bit different but if you cant see that
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as already stated, its at the bottom of your post, but you wont really need it, once your a donator, you'll get the green flag under your avitar (picture on left) and you'll automatically get more picture posting ability, plus your be able to post in the for sale/wanted section, good on you for becoming a donator, not often that you see new members do it by there first post
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Rabbit control problem
stubby replied to Axholme Ferreter's topic in Snaring, Trapping & Pest Control
must be a southern thing then rolfe, Ive seen quite a few "duck" -
dont tell us, his name is TRIPOD
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Id have to agree on that one jack, 5 hours seems pretty quick for the swelling to start reducing, all you can do though is mark the date on your calendar and in 42 days you'll know, can you get any weekdays off from college?, a friday maybe?, may have a new permission to do in a weeks time
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see, now if that had been one of london undergrounds overhead bridges, Id be there, meshing the bridge and shooting the pidgeons
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get a goldfish if you hand reared a kitt, why should it be any different from a ferret raised kitt, its instinct that gets them catching rabbits, or are you saying, the jill tells her litter of kitts, bedtime stories on how to catch rabbits