Same as the Yorkshire video. The twitching is the nervous system shutting down after being humanely and efficiently despatched. Thanks for watching I hope this clears the issue up.
i love the concept of "humanely dispatching" would you like to be humanely dispatched ? stop sugar coating it. He's killing pests. Death isn't wrong. death is life. all living things kill to stay alive. there's no good or bad way to die. just death. do you want to be humanely dispatched ? if no, then there's no such thing as "humanely dispatching" someone (and animals, just as you are, are someone)
WELL DONE VERY PROFESSIONAL, you showed me that you know exactly what you are doing and finished the rabbits off quickly and cleanly without any suffering. Keep up the good work and lets see more videos on ferreting with long nets and purse nets.
im literally sick of all the bad comments, if your vegetarian don't watch these vids, if you eat meat and don't like it then quite frankly you should be ashamed, at least the rabbits have had a free natural life, and they are pests, better being put to use then just gassed in their holes. I suppose most of the comments are from people who live in city's or towns who have no idea about were their meat comes from. sorry for the moaning guys :(
I am happy you have just said about been able to read your ferrets demena, I also get it ,but my mate said to me ,dont talk daft ,but I can also get the same from my 2 lurchers ,as I am sure you can . I've said countless times when the ferrets shown an gone back ,,theres more in there or when shes come out ,its empty ,an been proven right ,but my mate still thinks I'm talking twoddle. I'm showing him this clip . Thank you .👍👌
I used to ferret in my youth. When a rabbit hits the net shove your foot in the entrance as frequently another is also on the way out, and quickly reset the net. Occasionally the ferret would catch one underground, then have a feed and go to sleep. The only solution was to block all entrances (if they got out and wandered off would be lost forever and probably die) and come back that night with some water, splash a bit near the entrance and wait 5 minutes, presently the thirsty critter appears so you can both go home. Female ferrets much better as the males just want yo sleep and fight.
My grandfather was an estate game keeper and part time poacher in his youth.. He would use a line ferret and send it into the warren and catch the fleeing rabbits in a flan (net). Sell to the pub keeper for a few pints.
Natural meat ,organic meat,the rabbit lives a natural life , and is killed quickly without fuss , not factory farmed or traumatised in a slaughter house. domestic animals do not always have a good life .
Not exactly something I'd get a kick out of, but hey, from the rabbit's perspective it's no worse than being killed by a fox. That, and ferrets are just plain cool..
No worse? Sure the rabbits may keep kicking for a bit after the kill but their spines being snapped they are essentially braindead. At least it looks like he snapped the spines. It's about as human as you see in movies where undercover agents snap peoples neck from behind. I don't know how realistic that is on people, but the effect is same when done to rabbits. Very quick death and minimal suffering.
Yes, Ferrets are usualy "clean killers" i think that's what happened when he had to dig it up from the soil. It's my rabbit, and i will keep it! ha ha. In fact foxes often play with their pray, especialy the younger ones, they are far from always being clean killers. I know ermines does not work in the same way as ferrets, but if they had it had been supercool to hawe a tame ermine to hunt rodents in my walls, ha ha
+Hayden Hass You don't track them . Just wait for them to come out. I would advise you to purchase a finder but we didn't do for years. However this season we started using one again and now I find im having better days out as im not having to wait for the ferret. check out m channel for more ferreting and lamping videos.
Pretty sure a hundred year old tree that produces a lot of oxygen for the Earth is more important for EVERYONE's welfare than 2 or 3 rabbits that can easily be replaced by another breeding pair of rabbits that live a few thousand feet away. And they will be replaced. We aren't running low on rabbits, that I know of.
Saphire Blue Rabbits are hardly "sentient" and even if they are somewhat what difference does it make to them in the wild? Their place in the ecosystem is to be eaten and their lives aren't worth spit. There's probably no more expendable animal among the vertebrates. They're hunted and eaten by every predator and this is why they breed rapidly."You take away their lives and "new" rabbits do not give it back." Actually in the ecosystem that's part of the equation and life is cheap, and like I previously said a rabbit exist to be eaten. Stop anthropomorphizing animals, it's crazy and has the exact opposite effect to what you're trying to achieve. *Myxomatosis* bitch. That's a virus intentionally spread to exterminate rabbits. It was developed because human life, commerce and survival *and* that of other animals and plants (biodiversity) comes way before an animal that is classified as vermin in many parts of the world. Like it or not but we humans are also part of the ecosystem so what we decide is beneficial for an ecosystem will be a priority. Rabbits are expendable and won't be.
Hunting without blasting the living daylights out of the countryside. No crazies with Bows or Spears enjoying their kills, just one man, In the English country side clearing an area of land to preserve the oak trees there , resulting in a couple of rabbits for the pot! Pure pleasure ! Except for the rabbits, of course. Thanks for a great vid.
great video. I had a big albino ferret when I was 12-13. it was to big and it use to kill and eat the rabbits down the hole. i'd have to wait for hours for it to eat and have a sleep. I soon sussed on about using small bitch ferrets. the rabbits would run out with it on their backs, sometimes. I miss this sort of hunting for truly free range food.
It could have been a practise session for shuto technique, the 'rabbit' chop, but he just wrung their necks instead. So fairly humane. Innumerable Chickens have died like this over millenia, more have enjoyed the fowl meal than those that did suffer humane remorse. If an animal had died instantly from beheading, only it was a bloody sight, the complaints would still arrive. Its like people who complain about trivial sexual content of mass media, random beach nudity, maintaining paleolithic public dress codes, shaming breastfeeding mothers, or decrying television violence. Instead of just changing the channel, or ignoring like anyone else. Virtue signalling is a massive pain.
@@santyclause8034 A bit long winded. I was simply making the point about the word humane and the bullshit associated with it. There is no such thing as humane slaughter. Any more than there is such a thing as humane slavery or humane holocaust.
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله في ديننا لا نأكل الا بعد الذبح ، يعني نقول بسم الله ثم نذبح الارنب او الشئ الذي سنأكله ، اما قتله هكذا لا يجوز وكأنه يأكل لحم ميتا
It always makes me laugh when the poms squawk about a sunny day and beautiful weather, its bloody overcast mate! i guess reality is just a figment of your imagination
Jesus! Who wants to be sweating their bollocks off in 40c heat every day. Not me that's for sure. Give me a cool breeze, walking the dogs across a field on a misty morning any day.
those would just be the nerves dying. they are also called death spasms. the rabbit is dead but there is still some oxygen in the body, allowing for a moments time of functioning of the nerves before they completely shut down.
Saphire Blue nope. the brain is pretty much dead. there is a such thing as death spasms. all they are is the sudden release of rapid fire signals that often happen when the nervous system is disrupted by shutting the brain down first via a non invasive injury(no bullets or entry of any object to kill the animal). the twitching is also partly because of natural instincts of the animal of trying to get away. i know this because of having to put one of my horses down and it ended badly. the brain is dead but any remaining nervous system energy as well as natural instincts. the rabbits are well and truly dead.
Saphire Blue if you think about it, most people only break their necks and get paralyzed because of spinal cord injury. however, if the spinal cord is severed completely, death is inevitable. rabbits have fragile bones so it is easy to both break and sever the spinal cord completely to where death is instant.
Your very stupid, Do you know the amount of damage rabbits cause to people and crops? Alot. These aren't pet rabbits there not cuddly they'd eat your hand off if you gave them the chance
Nothing cruel about it at all. The rabbits were instantly dead, and if he only scares them away, they'll return in hours. Don't be such a clueless dick and stick to your tofu and watercress.
In response to your question, there aren't too many ways to do this that is as environmentally safe. You could use poison, but that gets other animals as well. You could use traps but again you risk targeting other species. Luckily this way we know these rabbits are going to the supper table and not being wasted and death is quick not like dying in agony on poison or dying terribly in a trap.
+Annette Krauss Relocating rabbits comes with a whole host of other problems. For one your moving the problem to another property owners land, which is unfair. If said property already has rabbits and other species on it, they will have already filled that niece and introducing more will create competition which between rabbits will mean fighting and starvation. Plus in the end, the rabbits caught will be used as food, for humans, ferrets and dogs. As is the cycle of life.
Same as the Yorkshire video. The twitching is the nervous system shutting down after being humanely and efficiently despatched. Thanks for watching I hope this clears the issue up.
i love the concept of "humanely dispatching"
would you like to be humanely dispatched ?
stop sugar coating it. He's killing pests. Death isn't wrong. death is life. all living things kill to stay alive. there's no good or bad way to die. just death.
do you want to be humanely dispatched ? if no, then there's no such thing as "humanely dispatching" someone (and animals, just as you are, are someone)
WELL DONE VERY PROFESSIONAL, you showed me that you know exactly what you are doing and finished the rabbits off quickly and cleanly without any suffering.
Keep up the good work and lets see more videos on ferreting with long nets and purse nets.
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im literally sick of all the bad comments, if your vegetarian don't watch these vids, if you eat meat and don't like it then quite frankly you should be ashamed, at least the rabbits have had a free natural life, and they are pests, better being put to use then just gassed in their holes. I suppose most of the comments are from people who live in city's or towns who have no idea about were their meat comes from. sorry for the moaning guys :(
breed them to make money why kill them
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their fur is worth a lot of money
+Noah Calderon rabbit can be eaten too
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Ferreting under an old tree is one of my favorites. While sitting quiet you see so much more. Great video.
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I am happy you have just said about been able to read your ferrets demena, I also get it ,but my mate said to me ,dont talk daft ,but I can also get the same from my 2 lurchers ,as I am sure you can .
I've said countless times when the ferrets shown an gone back ,,theres more in there or when shes come out ,its empty ,an been proven right ,but my mate still thinks I'm talking twoddle.
I'm showing him this clip .
Thank you .👍👌
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I used to ferret in my youth.
When a rabbit hits the net shove your foot in the entrance as frequently another is also on the way out, and quickly reset the net.
Occasionally the ferret would catch one underground, then have a feed and go to sleep. The only solution was to block all entrances (if they got out and wandered off would be lost forever and probably die) and come back that night with some water, splash a bit near the entrance and wait 5 minutes, presently the thirsty critter appears so you can both go home. Female ferrets much better as the males just want yo sleep and fight.
My grandfather was an estate game keeper and part time poacher in his youth.. He would use a line ferret and send it into the warren and catch the fleeing rabbits in a flan (net). Sell to the pub keeper for a few pints.
Let the rabbits live man!!!!🐇
Natural meat ,organic meat,the rabbit lives a natural life , and is killed quickly without fuss , not factory farmed or traumatised in a slaughter house. domestic animals do not always have a good life .
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Great video, love watching ferreting videos.
Not exactly something I'd get a kick out of, but hey, from the rabbit's perspective it's no worse than being killed by a fox. That, and ferrets are just plain cool..
Yes, it is in fact more humane than the foxes usualy do.
No worse? Sure the rabbits may keep kicking for a bit after the kill but their spines being snapped they are essentially braindead. At least it looks like he snapped the spines.
It's about as human as you see in movies where undercover agents snap peoples neck from behind. I don't know how realistic that is on people, but the effect is same when done to rabbits. Very quick death and minimal suffering.
Yes, Ferrets are usualy "clean killers" i think that's what happened when he had to dig it up from the soil. It's my rabbit, and i will keep it! ha ha.
In fact foxes often play with their pray, especialy the younger ones, they are far from always being clean killers.
I know ermines does not work in the same way as ferrets, but if they had it had been supercool to hawe a tame ermine to hunt rodents in my walls, ha ha
Fantastic day out, one man his ferrets and a pianist..
Isnt there a risk that the ferrets get tangled in the net?
why couldn't the rabbits just be re-located?
To where exactly? In he UK if you catch a pest specie (rabbits are pests) you are duty bound to kill them. Same goes for rats, mice, etc.
Wait wait did he just snap the like rabbits neck????
Brilliant video simon im a huge fan and i enjoy reading your storys in the countrymans keep up the good work
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Very good edit and narration!!
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What is size of net
That oaks a baby compared to the last old standing one at Marks Hall!
Great video. Ive got a warren under an oak tree on one of my perms sounds like thunder when the rabbits start moving under the tree love it.
Superrr master
I wish the same for These.
i really like it a lot when he snaps their necks
I think it's time to see a doctor bud
@@benyoung2738 praise satan
how do you track them with out the pricey tracking collars.
thanks
+Hayden Hass You don't track them . Just wait for them to come out. I would advise you to purchase a finder but we didn't do for years. However this season we started using one again and now I find im having better days out as im not having to wait for the ferret. check out m channel for more ferreting and lamping videos.
ok will do man thanks for the advice
A MAN LIKE ME FROM SOUTHERN INDIA REARING RABBITS AS PET THIS VIDEO WORRIES ME
The way the title was phrased, I thought he was gonna catch and release... Oh well... xD
VERY GOOD EXPLANATION. AWESOME VIDEO.
What happens to the carcasses
The meat can be eaten and the pelt can be tanned and used for e.g. gloves.
mantap sobat berburu yang seru..
kalau di indoensia kelinci jadi hewan peliharaan.
the rabbits kill the tree?
Pretty sure a hundred year old tree that produces a lot of oxygen for the Earth is more important for EVERYONE's welfare than 2 or 3 rabbits that can easily be replaced by another breeding pair of rabbits that live a few thousand feet away. And they will be replaced. We aren't running low on rabbits, that I know of.
Saphire Blue Rabbits are hardly "sentient" and even if they are somewhat what difference does it make to them in the wild? Their place in the ecosystem is to be eaten and their lives aren't worth spit. There's probably no more expendable animal among the vertebrates. They're hunted and eaten by every predator and this is why they breed rapidly."You take away their lives and "new" rabbits do not give it back." Actually in the ecosystem that's part of the equation and life is cheap, and like I previously said a rabbit exist to be eaten. Stop anthropomorphizing animals, it's crazy and has the exact opposite effect to what you're trying to achieve.
*Myxomatosis* bitch. That's a virus intentionally spread to exterminate rabbits. It was developed because human life, commerce and survival *and* that of other animals and plants (biodiversity) comes way before an animal that is classified as vermin in many parts of the world.
Like it or not but we humans are also part of the ecosystem so what we decide is beneficial for an ecosystem will be a priority. Rabbits are expendable and won't be.
+KustomFu Can do yeah
Rabbits are an invasive species here in the UK. Seems other species are starting to adapt but its still a blink of an eye in evolutionary terms.
This looks like fun
Very nice video, and what a marvelous oak! (If this oak stood here in Holland it would be protected as it would be the biggest in the country, :-)
"Disposed humanely"
*cracks neck*
Not critisizing.
I just find the timing kinda funny xD
Thanks, just subscribed to your channel.
This kind of 'evicting' is not legal where I live. To bad; I have a ton of rabbits living near me.
What r u doing to his head
That's how you break their neck whilst still in the net, most humane way.
Hunting without blasting the living daylights out of the countryside. No crazies with Bows or Spears enjoying their kills, just one man, In the English country side clearing an area of land to preserve the oak trees there , resulting in a couple of rabbits for the pot! Pure pleasure ! Except for the rabbits, of course. Thanks for a great vid.
Piano music to snap rabbits' necks by...
great video. I had a big albino ferret when I was 12-13. it was to big and it use to kill and eat the rabbits down the hole. i'd have to wait for hours for it to eat and have a sleep. I soon sussed on about using small bitch ferrets. the rabbits would run out with it on their backs, sometimes. I miss this sort of hunting for truly free range food.
Nice video mate
Hope it good to see such a vedio
Very nice vid mate
what the animal name you have
Ferret. Mustela putorius furo is the latin name.
You have huge rabbits in England!
I love the Ferrets and good rabbit stew
Mārtiņš Krastiņš jggfddff
How to purchase that nets
People that hunting rabbits like this but it far better than dying from mxyomatosis
+ruairidt ..... read about that stuff ...... now that sounds cruel
I can't say i'm thrilled about seeing rabbits getting snuffed on film, but that aside, that was a beautiful tree.
Humane ?
It could have been a practise session for shuto technique, the 'rabbit' chop, but he just wrung their necks instead. So fairly humane. Innumerable Chickens have died like this over millenia, more have enjoyed the fowl meal than those that did suffer humane remorse. If an animal had died instantly from beheading, only it was a bloody sight, the complaints would still arrive. Its like people who complain about trivial sexual content of mass media, random beach nudity, maintaining paleolithic public dress codes, shaming breastfeeding mothers, or decrying television violence. Instead of just changing the channel, or ignoring like anyone else. Virtue signalling is a massive pain.
@@santyclause8034 A bit long winded. I was simply making the point about the word humane and the bullshit associated with it. There is no such thing as humane slaughter. Any more than there is such a thing as humane slavery or humane holocaust.
لا اله الا الله محمد رسول الله
في ديننا لا نأكل الا بعد الذبح ، يعني نقول بسم الله ثم نذبح الارنب او الشئ الذي سنأكله ، اما قتله هكذا لا يجوز وكأنه يأكل لحم ميتا
that's field sport so but out a d go to flower arainging
they wiggle because of nerves some nerves still work after death
ارجو ان ترجم ما اقول عند الصيد الأرنب يجب عليك الدبح ليسة القتل الدبح يكون إحسان من قتل من أجل دم
Please 🙏🙏 mat maro bejuban janvaro ko unme bi dil hai 😞😞💔💔🙏😞😞💔💔😞😞😞😥😥😥
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Great Video Mate
Killing humanly....What is killing humanly?
gauloiscalifornien when it is performed cleanly and quickly, so the animal does not suffer.
FAQ gui
Are u gonna eat that
that's fucked up the rabbit was still moving at 2:17seconds that's just cruel letting it suffer
Atleast I'm not fucked up like you
Zreeper Golden its the nerves after death they have spasms after death
Uh... this music choice?
The world is a critic.
nice
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how is that humane when the poor thing is still wriggling around on the ground? and also what happens the baby rabbits?
The neck is broken, and it is dead. The wriggling is just nerve spasms after death. Postmortem Spasms, or instantaneous rigidity it is called.
@Whiteness what's cruel
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As we say in Oz, the only good rabbit is the one on the spit.
It always makes me laugh when the poms squawk about a sunny day and beautiful weather, its bloody overcast mate! i guess reality is just a figment of your imagination
It is beautiful weather, who wants scorching sun on their backs when ferreting and everything dry and burnt.
I guess you were having a bad day. No need to be a dick.
Jesus! Who wants to be sweating their bollocks off in 40c heat every day. Not me that's for sure.
Give me a cool breeze, walking the dogs across a field on a misty morning any day.
Wow great
Prakitik. Jonntu. Der. Bachai
Nice i like 😍😍😍🇻🇳
i love a good rabbit stew..
super
The rabbits are too fragile
UR SOOO BRUTAL
The guy killed then the most humane way.
@@johanjimenez1249 i agree but you gotta admit it is brutal haha
Case hona chiye aise log per bhut dookh ho raha hii
I hate this cruel killing!!
Я не понимаю зачем было всех .кроликов снимать???? Зачем ???? Взял 1_2 и хватит!!!......
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I shoot I feret and fly hawks
No poisons. No chemicals. You should train them to hunt bimbos.
Suuuuperb
Co ai vn k.kênh hay the nay ma k ai đăng ky.ma sao lai giết no luôn vay.BẮt sông no cung dc ma.
You mean murder not evict
they were delicious. muder. lol. liberalism is a mental disorder. seek help
A beautiful day to break rabbit necks, huh?
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Why do you kill all rabbit if you don't like please give me dont kill anymore
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Ummm... humanely????? Then WHY IS THE RABBIT STILL TWITCHING?!?!?
those would just be the nerves dying. they are also called death spasms. the rabbit is dead but there is still some oxygen in the body, allowing for a moments time of functioning of the nerves before they completely shut down.
Saphire Blue nope. the brain is pretty much dead. there is a such thing as death spasms. all they are is the sudden release of rapid fire signals that often happen when the nervous system is disrupted by shutting the brain down first via a non invasive injury(no bullets or entry of any object to kill the animal). the twitching is also partly because of natural instincts of the animal of trying to get away. i know this because of having to put one of my horses down and it ended badly. the brain is dead but any remaining nervous system energy as well as natural instincts. the rabbits are well and truly dead.
Saphire Blue if you think about it, most people only break their necks and get paralyzed because of spinal cord injury. however, if the spinal cord is severed completely, death is inevitable. rabbits have fragile bones so it is easy to both break and sever the spinal cord completely to where death is instant.
Saphire Blue your an idiot these animals are wild. thats like saying we need to spay and neuter flies to stop them reproducing. god damn.
So bad it is... I don't know how did I end up here... What if u get the same death as u r twisting it's neck ..
Your very stupid, Do you know the amount of damage rabbits cause to people and crops? Alot. These aren't pet rabbits there not cuddly they'd eat your hand off if you gave them the chance
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Very very bat video tobat tututututu
2:15 its still alive wtw is wrong with you why didn't you check to make sure itbwas dead?!?!
Oh ok nvm my comment
Johny316 ok I'm only 12 so I didn't know...
@@FoxyFan-fk4cc I'm 13 and I do all of this but with traps instead of ferrets
اي حد عربى يشتم المغترى شوف بيموت الارنب ازاى
Lanty asy sr ny khenchty hlal krty hy
Poeque lo matas y no los crias
This is cruelty to animals documented in a video. The poor rabbits, are there no other methods to chase them away from the tree?
Nothing cruel about it at all.
The rabbits were instantly dead, and if he only scares them away, they'll return in hours.
Don't be such a clueless dick and stick to your tofu and watercress.
In response to your question, there aren't too many ways to do this that is as environmentally safe. You could use poison, but that gets other animals as well. You could use traps but again you risk targeting other species. Luckily this way we know these rabbits are going to the supper table and not being wasted and death is quick not like dying in agony on poison or dying terribly in a trap.
AK... Yes, you could always call them.
PinkOld Hello, good morning, my comment is six months old.
Where have you been sleeping such a long time? In a ferret cage?
+Annette Krauss Relocating rabbits comes with a whole host of other problems. For one your moving the problem to another property owners land, which is unfair. If said property already has rabbits and other species on it, they will have already filled that niece and introducing more will create competition which between rabbits will mean fighting and starvation. Plus in the end, the rabbits caught will be used as food, for humans, ferrets and dogs. As is the cycle of life.
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