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I think its down to the experience of the ferret,I personally don't think colour has got anything to do with it. When i last went out ferreting my mate had a young white ferret and polecat coloured ferret and i found that the polecat ferret was much better just because she had much more experience. I suppose the determination

of the ferret also plays a role.

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Below ground, lets face it any animal is in the same boat, virtually no light, and being a poley or white or anything in-between makes no difference.

I will be going back to dopey red eyes when i breed again. They are much easier to handle and catch up.

The black eye's though i also admire, they do take a little settling down, but it's amusing to watch them follow a dog above ground.

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Colours make no difference in a ferrets working ability, some people prefer albinos or bews because they're easy to see in undergrowth etc, I personally could'nt care what colour the ferrets are as long as they're good workers, but i did have a very dark polecat colour Jill (which was stolen on me just a few weeks agocensored.gif ) and I have to say it was the best looking ferret i've ever had. thumbs.gif

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Seen good ferrets of every type and also ad ferrets of every type. Like above i have different colored ferrets from the same litter . . . . . ultimately if from working lines it comes down to individual ferret but more importantly the ferreter. Many many bad ferrets would have been good ferrets in better hands. jmo.

 

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We have got whites poleys a sandy and a silver and there is no difference in working ability

I personaly prefere the whites only because they are easier to see when working in cover

we breed the best workers together to get good ferrets no matter what colour they are

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They should all be the same under there jacket WORKERS

 

Don't want to pee on anybody,s chips but research shows that albino ferrets have genetic proplems which effects both their sight and hearing, so they're not quite the same.

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I can assure you it makes no odd's to there working ability there sight i had an old jill was blind for 4 years had to talk to her before picking her up blind as a bat but best ferret ever i seen for bringing on the youngsters. Not like theres much to see down there in the pitch black anyway

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They should all be the same under there jacket WORKERS

 

Don't want to pee on anybody,s chips but research shows that albino ferrets have genetic proplems which effects both their sight and hearing, so they're not quite the same.

 

dont think they'll be any pure strains of albino's left most have been crossed with polecats generations ago just personal preference, as long as it works cos not all ferrets are the same

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