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    friday its 43 days .
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    to be honest , i am !
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    the new breeding hutch is ready and in place on time ! and from the looks of her it is not a week to soon , i never had a jill so round and fat like this one .
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    thanks lads wanted to do this for a couple of years now , gues you just have to start and finish it
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    done !
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    getting there
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    working on it mate
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    almost done , there is one spot where nothing seems to hold ,
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    Too true , never mind the hutch , what a work area , very nice..... the work area is just my basement mate , nothing special but its just nice to have a place warm and dry where you can make or build something .
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    maby your right , i dont know what to do with the metal cage mate . bending over i dont mind , i always liked this disign of hutch , this way you have mutch more controle over the ferrets and they are used to be handeld en picked up from above . and i realy dont need a muti tier hutch because i only have two or three ferrets . the hutch is 78.7 inch long 23.6 inch deep 25.5 inch high that should be good enough for three ferrets
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    to many people said metal is no good . so its gonna be wood after all .
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    hi lads here some pic 's from the breeding hutch im building ( welding ) 78.7 inch long 23.6 inch deep 25.9 inch high
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    indeed i'm thinking of building a court , i have a nice garden so that wil be no problem , but the hutch is more a breeding hutch ,
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    hi lads , was thinking about a new and bigger ferret hutch what would most of you prefer , wood or steel , ofcourse both with wooden nestbox wood is light and easy to work with steel is heavy , but solid and would last for years and years to come , and steel does not absorb any smel and urine and so on , personaly i can do both , so that is not the issue .
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    nice and healty kits that mate , looks like your ok for nex year
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    hi mate , thanks for the advice , really appreciate it ! i orderd the book ( peg to peg ) last week after a post i read where he adviced somebody to buy that book it should drop in the mailbox this week
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    Kenny, that is the easy part of long netting at night. The hard part is before you set the net. TC i gues i will have to learn just by doing it tc , got nobody here to show or teach me .
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    i gues i will have to learn just by doing it tc , got nobody here to show or teach me .
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    top video ! there should be more video's like this one ! a specialy for those people that want to learn longnetting on there own ! thanks tc
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    double knot , just because i double knit all my nets
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    i'm making it a full mesh 4" , hope thats not gonna be to smal . and 16 deep withouth the selvages
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    I thought I'd share an idea on a netmaking box easy , simple and everything at hand the box was just an old tool box i had in the basement .
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