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All About Ferrets and Rats (Classic Reprint): A Complete History of Ferrets, Rats, and Rat Extermination From Personal Experiences and Study; Also a Practical Hand-Book on the Ferret - Tapa blanda

Isaacsen, Adolph

 
9781332098330: All About Ferrets and Rats (Classic Reprint): A Complete History of Ferrets, Rats, and Rat Extermination From Personal Experiences and Study; Also a Practical Hand-Book on the Ferret

Sinopsis

Discover practical insights on using the ferret as a rat hunter, backed by years of hands-on study.

This edition combines a clear guide with engaging, era-spanning anecdotes about ferrets, rats, and their place in everyday life. It offers practical advice for keeping ferrets and rat-extermination methods in balance with safety and care.

The text blends species descriptions, training notes, and real-world observations. It explains how the American ferret differs from its English counterpart, details its appearance and behavior, and shares what makes ferrets useful for hunting, farming, and household settings. It also surveys rat behavior, their interactions with homes and businesses, and the varied contexts in which these pests appear.
  • Learn what a ferret is and how it can be trained for rat control
  • Understand rat habits in breweries, markets, stables, and barns
  • See practical notes on safety, handling, and companionship for ferrets
  • Explore historical and natural history notes that frame the subject
Ideal for readers of practical animal care, pest control history, and those curious about how ferrets and rats have interacted with people over time.

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Excerpt from All About Ferrets and Rats: A Complete History of Ferrets, Rats, and Rat Extermination From Personal Experiences and Study; Also a Practical Hand-Book on the Ferret

Square Garden there was about one out of every fifteen persons that knew the name of the animal at all, and the ferrets were alternately designated as skunks, weas els, guinea-pigs, raccoons, monkeys, woodchucks, kit tens, puppies, squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, rats (an animal for which they are commonly mistaken), hares, martens, otters, small kangaroos, muskrats, beavers, seals, and, ridiculous as it may seem, small bears. The American race of ferrets has been bred to a high de gree of intelligence, as the proper medium of wildness in the hunt and docility to its keeper has been obtained principally through the efforts of the present writer. This, however, has only been brought about after a great deal of close study and experiment in cross breed ing, until now the American animal is greatly prefer able to its more sluggish and vicious English brother.

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