Ferreting an old people's home
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ธ.ค. 2020
- The South Somerset Ferreters - that fun-loving group of ferret owners from Ilminster - have found a new spot. It's an old people's home that wants a vegetable patch. But there will be no veg while Peter Rabbit and his gang own the garden. Jaf and the gang unleash nets, dogs and ferrets on a long brambly bank to see what they can catch.
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Glad to see some of the OLD NORMAL British way of life still goes on. Rabbit stew anyone
I love rabbit stew the leg is the best bit
I'm surprised you ain't got animal cruelty on your thread yet 😂
@@scooby-doodoo5885 so your saying ferreting and enjoying rabbit stew is animal cruelty
@@tiernanwearen8096 noooo
Im saying I'm surprised there isn't any goodie 2 shoes that life so far away from actually real life, that think they have some sort of right to dictate over other people that are out living off the land, exercising their rights, exercising their pets and getting rid of pests, complaining about it lol
You know what group off people I mean, it's a savage, angry, violent cult ....... Called vegans!!
@@scooby-doodoo5885 veganism is for crazy people sorry about the mistake do you hunt yourself?
Fantastic Guys! - I used to ferret lots in younger boy hood, I live in Canada and this brought back very, very happy memories, thanks again!
I hunted with ferrets for years here in Australia. We never has ferrets finders (it was the 70s), to get ferrets out who had made a kill and were having a nap, we put a dead rabbit in the mouth of a hole and shake it from side to side so it made a thumping sound similar to a bolting rabbit. They'd wake up and start looking for the prey. Normally they'd find it, latch on, and we could just drag them out with the dead rabbit. If that didn't work, field dress the rabbit and leave the entrails at the mouth of a hole and stamp on the warren, the noise and scent would wake them up and they'd come investigating.
And if that dont work leave the ferret box there over night with some rabbit offal and go back first thing in the morning usually find the ferret curled up asleep in the box if not stick your head down the hole and call it out or waggle a stick down a rabbit hole so it hears it and comes out it does work most of the time. All so ferrets can be lost too. Which is sad . As its always your best worker too.
@@stevewillshere1161 Yes the ferret finder was a game changer, not only did you dig your ferret straight out you got the rabbits it had bottle up, i got my first in about 1983.
🤣😂😆I think the dogs have the greatest job in the world, in their minds.
Brilliant you need more ferreting videos on this channel
I’ll keep nagging Charlie 😉
I love watching their vids
Brilliant great work we need more of this on TH-cam I did lots of this ferreting in the 80s loved it great pet control as well and food on our table.
Good to see fieldsports channel giving back to their audience
I’m only joking
Love the video , awesome work , love the net carrier for putting out the long nets. Lurches did a great job , wish I was there. 👍
Another great video,love watching the dogs and ferrets working 👏👏👌
What a great video , love watching these lads in action , theirs is probably one of the best ferreting channels on TH-cam
Brilliant video, thanks
Good work lads
A very nice job team.
Brilliant cheers Somerset lads good crack that n cheers charlie n the fieldsports team few videos tonight a feel spoilt 😂
Here in the Chicagoland area, our yards are quite small. Half the people are feeding the rabbits, and the other half are trying to grow gardens...
Good work lads 👌
yesss a bit of ferreting , took me back a bit , rabbits one of our worst imported pests !
In times of war or famine, you just might be greatfull the rabbit can provide food just remember that.
One of the worse but certainly not the worst
Nice job guys
We've got more from the South Somerset Ferreters in tomrrow night's show. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv im on it - you tube i mean
Im from Bristol btw
Great vid
Brilliant, loved watching this, I am missing out on my ferreting this year because of the lack of rabbits on our permissions and coronavirus stopping me from meeting up with my long time ferreting tutor...
Lack of rabbits where I'm from wiped out rhd2
@@tinkhefferon9934 same here the rabbits had basically become immune to mixy for a few years and then the vhd or rhd has basically wiped out most of the population in our area over the last few years
What part of the country are you I'm in Buckinghamshire
@@tinkhefferon9934 I’m in the lovely sunny Somerset, also my air rifle permission had died off a few years ago, I keep in contact with the farmer on a regular basis and there is hardly anything there, shame really
I used to go fishing on the river barle in Somerset and stay at the exmoor Hotel at Simonsbath, still have all my ferreting gear bleeper hemp nets no ferrets sad
This is the first time I've seen this kind of a hunt and now understand the term "ferreting out" something. Looks like a great way to spend an afternoon.
Brilliant stuff. I'm having the same issue sourcing new collars at a fair price or an alternative to the deben mk3. Anyone got any ideas?
I am in sixth form and was talking to a teacher today about rabbiting. She said it was cruel. In y opinion, farming is crueler because when livestock are shipped for miles and then get killed in slaughterhouses, they are scared etc. For a rabbit to be hunted, its an everyday occurrence for them so they don't panic as much and its organic and its lived freely.
my not y sorry-bad keyboard.
Spot on Oliver. Please keep making the case for countrysports. / Charlie
Teachers should not be allowed bias opinions
Well talking about les nelson long net loft apparently he has something in the pipeline he announced he has made something that is supposedly better then deben mk3m ferret finder locators coming out soon in the new year i think apparently
Interesting
I've heard this also. Fingers crossed
Russell graveyard watch the spirits catch the rabbit
Hello everyone I'm in the states and if you are willing I would love a rabbit Recipe thank you for your time and information
A ferret finder app would be good don't no if it would be possible
if you need ferret finders mk1 mk2 mk3 is all on ebay with collurs
keep ferreting up
We’ve got plenty but it’s the future for others we are worried about
I’d love to get involved into stalking and hunting but I don’t really know where to start
It depends what you want to do. If it's shooting, go to your local clay ground and get a lesson. You can usually find out about shooting from there. / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv thank you for the info, Great channel with great content.
I'm definitely ignorant on the subject, so please let me know if the dogs know the difference between rabbits and ferrets. Do the dogs get carried away sometimes and attack the ferrets?
Only occasionally. The ferreters train the dogs off the ferrets. Also, the ferrets are good at nipping them if they get frisky, so the dogs leave them alone. / Charlie
Que país es ?
UK
on there web sight there asking if any1 is interested in the mk 3 ferret finder there offering to sell the business for sale and give plans and all there suppliers so sum1 ells cud start makeing and selling them hoppfully som1 take it on
😁😁😁
@@davt8615 contact me through Facebook
The title of this video conjures images that have nothing to do with rabbits.
😁 'bolting the elderly'
Northern Ireland is putting together a bill to ban the hunting of ALL mammals with dogs. We need your help
How can I help
@@alfieclayton3418 I think just by making it more public to raise awareness in anyway. Our countryside here in Northern Ireland is already full of buzzards and foxes with little to no small game left. Any ban on fox hunting is going to increase numbers in an environment that doesn't have enough resources to sustain them. This ban is aimed at hunting any mammals with a dog. That will include ratting, ferreting. I believe the last time a bill like this was put together was 2010 and parts of that bill also aimed at some bans on angling which is why it did not succeed. People want it banned with no insight into the repercussions on the environment. Thank you for you're reply 👍
@@paulswildworld9838 no way paul from catapult carnage 👍👌💯
Less bloody talk more action
What’s the breeding of the dogs? bred them yourselves ?
Small one is a beddy whippet , larger one I’m not sure as it’s not my dog , not bred by us
South Somerset Ferreters Fieldsports Channel ah nice , can’t beat a beddy whippet I have a first cross , lovely dogs
@@joeharper5523 she’s a great rabbiting dog
South Somerset Ferreters Fieldsports Channel if you ever want too cover her with a first cross beddy whippet get in touch I’m only Taunton 👍
South Somerset Ferreters Fieldsports Channel
Goldfinch
Bet they didn't bolt to fast.
They bolted well that day
Looks like they bolted well in my opinion
@@jackyboyrichards5412 I meant the old folks.
@@charlesgould1962 😆👍