bought 2 albino hobs earlier

[dannyevans1990 25]

Will up load more pictures tomos in the light,going to do abit of ferreting tomoz morning so ill take few piccys aswell

[ratpackjack 272]

Just wondering have you seen them work or will this be the first time to ground for them?

[B.P.R 2,798]

how old are they?

 

shouldnt you be spending some time with them before you take them out?

 

you wouldnt take a dog lamping without bonding with it first

[Jamie m 668]

I dont know if the same with ferrets , best to get em out sometimes ,

[Tiercel 6,986]

how old are they?

 

shouldnt you be spending some time with them before you take them out?

 

you wouldnt take a dog lamping without bonding with it first

 

I think, although not quite sure, he wants to work them, not fecking marry them.

 

TC

[B.P.R 2,798]

I dont know if the same with ferrets , best to get em out sometimes ,

 

all the same, id like to spend a little time with them before i took them out.

 

not just-chuck em in the hutch and chuck em down the hole the next day.

 

if he has to dig to them then he might end up with a ferret hanging off his finger.

[Country Joe 1,411]

A few years ago, I was giving a very small Poly Jill, small, so small you would now class it as a micro.

The next day, i had a ferreting trip, so decided to take the new Jill along.

It worked, but when bolting a rabbit, would flee out the bury at such a speed, and me chasing it trying to catch it, it did this at every bury, at one point must have chased it over 200 yds, it was the fastest, ferret I have seen, the sweat was lashing from me.

She was really easy to handle no nipping, so when i got back, and put her in the hutch, i kept her in there for a month, handling her daily.

The next time out, she was fine, had calmed down, no running from the bury.

And turned out a nice steady worker.

[ratpackjack 272]

A few years ago, I was giving a very small Poly Jill, small, so small you would now class it as a micro.

The next day, i had a ferreting trip, so decided to take the new Jill along.

It worked, but when bolting a rabbit, would flee out the bury at such a speed, and me chasing it trying to catch it, it did this at every bury, at one point must have chased it over 200 yds, it was the fastest, ferret I have seen, the sweat was lashing from me.

She was really easy to handle no nipping, so when i got back, and put her in the hutch, i kept her in there for a month, handling her daily.

The next time out, she was fine, had calmed down, no running from the bury.

And turned out a nice steady worker.

I am chuckling to myself here, as can picture you chasing a micro ferret across the field.

[dannyevans1990 25]

They're 8 months old bought them off a mate who worked them but he packed it all in now,they're nip trained erc took the small one out today and he worked brilliant thanks for the comments