The good breeding and bloodline of ferrets. I believe is priceless so like pedigree dogs, ferrets can be worth a lot more than 100 $ or pounds that you ask. A hunting man or woman would know this and would be prepared to pay the asking price whatever that would be because they know about good quality animals. I've had dumb ferrets and I've had brilliant hunting ferrets there's a vast difference. I'd pay for quality and good breeding anyday. You get what you pay for. Keep the videos coming my friend it is good to watch a professional hunter with fine animals at work. You know your stuff so don't let anyone tell you different. Your an outstanding hunter with excellent working animals.

Well done Doug I enjoyed that cheers.

Yet again the great Doug down under fails to disappoint . its fantastic to see the kits working hard the dogs are on form to mate iv just got myself another dog 3 year old ex racing greyhound love watching me dogs run the bunnies don't stand a chance. And your right about prices i let my go for £20 but the work we put in with the breeding and the time you hit the nail right on the head there mate i wont be letting any my kits go cheap anymore .keep the content coming mate love watching you do your thing 👌 👍

Doug, has Dash reached his full growth? He shows a good turn of speed, handsome fellow. howdy from Texas

Had the exact same argument with my pig dogs pups. I’d sell for $300 each. At 8 weeks of age. Yes you can pick up mungrel bread town dog for $50. But is it guaranteed to work or their money back 20 yrs of breeding hunting in my line not 1 pup I ever got return on

Doug on the cost of your ferrets mate ,there are cheap skates everywhere even on market place on face book ,no matter what you sell at a good price ridiculous people offer a few bucks that is insulting to say the least . Stand your ground as you do , working ferrets are worth every dollar and even if they wanted them just as pets at a pet shop they sell for $100 so I think that person was trying to take the piss out of you , tell him to get knotted and bugger off.