smallist fertys

[scothunter 12,609]

Heres my little hob bearing in mind he's on top of mainly half grown rabbits im going to measure him one day

You'll get a complex if you go around measuring your 'hob' then comparing it with other peoples, just be happy with what you've got.......

 

lol

[TOMO 29,025]

cant see your small ferrets bolting 30 rabbits a day it would burn them out ,they wouldn't have the pace to last and a big buck in a dead end

 

 

dead right mate they cant bolt 30 but they can bolt 73

 

 

this little jil was part of the team

 

[Guest ferretman1990]

like the small ferrets because they dont get stuck in the net when they come

[Guest ripstop]

All Creatures Great and Small TOMO Nowt wrong with them small ones

[hubbs 178]

Large warrens should have a majoriy of the holes filled in to make ferreting easier. In these situations big hobs will work like mad all day everyday. I find small jockey jills a excellent for small shallow warrens and work well with dogs.. It depends on the ground and size of warrens it would be stupid to put a huge hob under trees as it is tight and difficult.. i beleive a good ferreter has a collection of ferrets so that the pot can be filled everytime, and i just dont get people who say small or even big are the best as it depends on the situations just as with lurchers..

[Sighthound 49]

Large warrens should have a majoriy of the holes filled in to make ferreting easier

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[Guest bigredbusa]

my small jil with work all day in any size bury .. next

 

 

but im probably wrong

[rabbit tourmentor 29]

theres some nice ferrets there if anyone has any smallens forsale are buy um cheers

[hubbs 178]

Im not saying i hate small jills as i use them myself , But i have also worked big hobs on big jobs and i beleive they are better at certain jobs just as are smaller ones..

[TOMO 29,025]

WHY FILL THE HOLES IN BIG BURRYS, EVEN BIG 200-300 HOLERS GET THE LONG NETS OUT 20 FERTS START ONE END AND WORK ALONG, FECK DIIGING HOLES IN

[stubby 175]

why fill holes in, making hard work for yourself, and potential stop ends for bolting rabbits and ferrets to be dug out

as already described, longnet encircled, a few purse nets if needed, bobs ya uncle

[hubbs 178]

Well thats your choice have you ever tried it , if not then do. Go down a day or two before fill them in , then you can see which ones are used and trust me its not many and about 20 nets should easily do it and a good lurcher or two if you have any.. Im not saying im better or this is better but try it .. Its fun and will bag a good few. It doesnt take as long as you think and i personally have no issue with digging.. I just prefer log nets elsewhere . Plus you have more control over the burry..

[rabbit tourmentor 29]

i found when i started i didnt have anoth nets so i missed a hole which was covered in stick and didnt look to be used so i left it started ferreting and a rabbit bolted that hole luckily the hob had hold of its legs and that was my first rabbit anyway my point is if they have a ferret behind them they will still use an abandoned hole

[rabbit tourmentor 29]

i was walking throw my permission and sore a nice warren put the ferret down with no nets rabbit tryed to bolt but the ferret had it for me lucky me

[Jack NUFC 1]

Heres my little hob bearing in mind he's on top of mainly half grown rabbits im going to measure him one day

You'll get a complex if you go around measuring your 'hob' then comparing it with other peoples, just be happy with what you've got.......

 

 

hahaha nice one