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I dont think rain makes a lot of difference to the rabbits flash ,

 

but I personaly don't like ferreting in strong wind,as I find rabbits dont bolt so well ,

 

it would be interesting to know if others find the same thing.

 

That was a good haul Nevb , and i'd be interested to hear more on your therory of time making a difference,

I,ve never realy found any difference myself,but I always like to start early and finish well before it starts to get dark,

 

All the best Mick.

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im going ferreting this afternoon and it has started to drizzle, will this affect the way the rabbits or ferrets act by any means.

cheers

 

 

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Mine always moan about having to work in the Rain :blink: :lol: So last time I explained to them nearly all there work is underground :blink: :lol::lol::P

:D:D

How are my young jills doing mate?

Ive always found that i get more to ground when its raining but if its windy you will be digging alot more.

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Hi Gents. never had a problem ferreting in the rain, rabbits have bolted freely when they are home. Strong winds as previously mentioned have been a problem for me too!! Not sure why it makes a difference perhaps whistling,howling noise at mouth of holes?? anyway decided a long time ago that if you do not go out you've no chance of catching anything. hope this helps!

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Hi Gents. never had a problem ferreting in the rain, rabbits have bolted freely when they are home. Strong winds as previously mentioned have been a problem for me too!! Not sure why it makes a difference perhaps whistling,howling noise at mouth of holes?? anyway decided a long time ago that if you do not go out you've no chance of catching anything. hope this helps!

:( We've got a right one here :oops:

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