codmaster127

anyone use these.bought one and tried it on sunday what a load of rubbish ,

think iam sorted fingers crossed,

i also try to make them not too small in height because it can be a bit of a pain getting in to clean them out

nice hutch that one brambles , good job .one of my hutches i made metal sliders so i can easily close of areas it works well, pic of inside (not the one with the sliders)

one i made earlier

whats your location jerry

the bedding end is about 9inch square , the thing is with these double hutches connected together you can keep a few ferrets together ,

priced sum 3/4 good quality today 39 quid a sheet , so expensive ,

any young ferrets coming along i could do with a bit of new blood, smallish hob , last few havnt been up to scratch, from workers if poss,

i like to use thick gauge wire on the doors when i can get it ,it tends to keep the doors square ,but again its quite expensive,

this one is 600 deep and 1200 long not sure on height ,try and make them to suit a sheet of ply so not to have to much waste

someone was asking why i make the sleeping end small its to stop them shitting in there ,which they tend to do if its to big ,cheers

to be honest i dont really make them for other people because of the cost , its stupid timber prices, its usually favours ,if you lived close and you supplied the materials i could consider it,

another double hutch just started it thought i would put a pic up as someone was asking me recently how to make one , 3x2 cls timber on this one mortise and tennoned, 3/4 ply on the rest, slaters lathe frame for the mesh doors with a small bedding compartment ,and a tree branch(thickish) to make the stairs,