ferret not working

[cjw 1]

hello everyone

 

beem out with my jills today brought 3 rabbits home nice size too missed two others my albino jill works a treet she straight down no messing

my problem being my little poley seems to not be interested she go,s down but not long after she back out and when i offer her a rabbit she just walks away from it

so do i keep trying or do i get rid and see if i can find another one that works ok

 

thanks

 

keep hunting

 

cjw

[richie 1]

i have 3 new hobs that i too out a while ago, didnt work aswell as i would of hoped for, but im going to be patient with them, their only young.....

 

hang-on a while & see how she ends up, might be a gooden..

[diggermad 154]

dont get rid give them a chance i got a polecat hob 6 years ago and he was a load of rubbish i thought the same way as you but kept trying him get some easy warrens maybe 6 holers and keep trying them i have still got my polecat he will be 7 years old soon and the best ferret i have ever owned and going back to what you said about your ferret not touching the rabbit thats good when its underground you dont want it to kill the rabbit just to bolt it so patience is all you need ok cheers DM

[scothunter 12,609]

Like my friend above said dont get rid mate.some take longer than others.They are inquisitive wee buggers and its in there make up to explore.It will come good just give him a chance

[stubby 175]

dont be too quick to judge her, my first two ferrets, where from a ferreter that passed them on, one of them became my best worker, and comes out on evey trip, so be patient

[cjw 1]

OK guys thank for replys i,ll keep trying

 

keep hunting

cjw

[will.f11 24]

I took out my hob last weekend. hes young and just wants to play with the dead coneys. but he seemed to work okish and bolted a couple to the gun pretty quick all on his own.

[Guest WILF]

Shoot it and get another........may just as well feed a goodun as a badun

[mackem 30,043]

Shoot it and get another........may just as well feed a goodun as a badun

WILF,i saw your name on the bottom,clicked on out of curiosity,and even before I saw the page thought "Bet he says kill it"

[stealthy1 3,964]

Once I was given a castrated hob from women down the street, ex childs indoor pet, stunk of Johnsons Baby Powder, slung it in hutch and forgot about it for a couple of months until all my jill were ready to drop kits, thought I would give him a chance. First couple of outings he was an imbarisment, but when he realised what the game was he came good, now he smells like all my other fezzers. Patients

[Brimmer 220]

Give it a bit of time like most of the fellow's have said, but if in time it isn't going to get stuck in, then as the season goes on it isn't going to clear the warren, (Rabbits get harder to shift as they get older).

In the dales, we've found the strong hob the key, not even netting up sometimes! It will kill at will, with nothing escaping but the best. (this is where a strong shovell takes over, usually only 18" down anyway!) And will not leave untill everything is gone.

Sounds daft i know, but why take 20 mins putting nets down in the wind and rain, when a couple of bunnies can be taken within 5 mins flat from a 12 holer.

[The one 8,592]

How old is it ?? as said above if its young give it another chance you choice if its a older ferret