lorelei0922 2 Posted March 3, 2009 Report Share Posted March 3, 2009 just out of curiousity ... would anyone in the southwest have a small well tempered hob that they might consider let serve one of my jills... i'm of two minds really .. she's coming into season ... and i could use the kits for next season... however.. my hobs are big boys!! and all the kits they gave me last year.. even bred with a small jill turned out rather on the large side... thankfully i have more than enough pet or working homes for kits that didn't quite do the job for me .. and have had as many requests this year for any i care to pass on... colour isn't important perse ... though i'd prefer a poley or sandy and would like to stay away from silvers etc for health reasons... i would like to know what i can about the hob's lineage, and assurance that it doesn't have any close inbred genes... my other choice is to jab and spay her... but she's such a cracking lil worker.. nice and tiny and fast... and from a good line of workers herself... if you'd be interested or able to help... please send me a pm... thanks Quote Link to post
8shot 192 Posted March 3, 2009 Report Share Posted March 3, 2009 just out of curiousity ... would anyone in the southwest have a small well tempered hob that they might consider let serve one of my jills... i'm of two minds really .. she's coming into season ... and i could use the kits for next season... however.. my hobs are big boys!! and all the kits they gave me last year.. even bred with a small jill turned out rather on the large side... thankfully i have more than enough pet or working homes for kits that didn't quite do the job for me .. and have had as many requests this year for any i care to pass on... colour isn't important perse ... though i'd prefer a poley or sandy and would like to stay away from silvers etc for health reasons... i would like to know what i can about the hob's lineage, and assurance that it doesn't have any close inbred genes... my other choice is to jab and spay her... but she's such a cracking lil worker.. nice and tiny and fast... and from a good line of workers herself... if you'd be interested or able to help... please send me a pm... thanks hi heather i have a mediem sized sandy hob was bred by a gamekeeper i no.. and has had his 1st season working as is a real good ferret im sure he wont mind being used atb Quote Link to post
Hywel 53 Posted March 4, 2009 Report Share Posted March 4, 2009 just out of curiousity ... would anyone in the southwest have a small well tempered hob that they might consider let serve one of my jills... i'm of two minds really .. she's coming into season ... and i could use the kits for next season... however.. my hobs are big boys!! and all the kits they gave me last year.. even bred with a small jill turned out rather on the large side... thankfully i have more than enough pet or working homes for kits that didn't quite do the job for me .. and have had as many requests this year for any i care to pass on... colour isn't important perse ... though i'd prefer a poley or sandy and would like to stay away from silvers etc for health reasons... i would like to know what i can about the hob's lineage, and assurance that it doesn't have any close inbred genes... my other choice is to jab and spay her... but she's such a cracking lil worker.. nice and tiny and fast... and from a good line of workers herself... if you'd be interested or able to help... please send me a pm... Similar problem to mine. See post Re. Andy Brewer for details.... thanks Quote Link to post
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