Burgh Rabbit Control

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We offer Free rabbit control using ferrets and nets, all above borad, we ferret all types of land

If this is something you or anyone you know would find useful drop the page a message

Always happy to try out some new grounds

Weasel & Yin 👌Looking forward to seeing them get in about this season 🐇
02/08/2026

Weasel & Yin 👌
Looking forward to seeing them get in about this season 🐇

Hope everyone is well Not long now untill we are back at it 🐇🕸️Looking forward to visiting old and new permissions and h...
24/07/2026

Hope everyone is well

Not long now untill we are back at it 🐇🕸️

Looking forward to visiting old and new permissions and helping to reduce rabbit number on your grounds.

Thanks again to everyone who has got in contact with our page in the past few month with invites on to their grounds and of course to our existing ground for your continued support 👍

See yous all soon 👌

Burgh Rabbit Control

100 miles done 200 to go, almost half way on my donation target to, help me reach my target ☑️
04/07/2026

100 miles done 200 to go, almost half way on my donation target to, help me reach my target ☑️

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Spot the Signs 🐇Rabbit activity isn’t always obvious at first glance but the signs are there if...
19/04/2026

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Spot the Signs 🐇

Rabbit activity isn’t always obvious at first glance but the signs are there if you know what to look for.

Can you spot the signs?
Fresh burrow entrances (often clean and recently dug)
Well-used runs through grass or hedges.
Grazed patches, especially short, cropped areas.
Droppings close to feeding spots.

Catching these early can make a big difference before numbers build up.

Have you noticed any of these signs around your area recently?
Drop us s message to arrange a visit 👌

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Ferret Fact 🐇Ferrets have been used for rabbit control for over 2,000 years, with their origins...
06/04/2026

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Ferret Fact 🐇

Ferrets have been used for rabbit control for over 2,000 years, with their origins tracing back to ancient times for hunting and pest control.

Their natural instinct to explore burrows makes them ideal for flushing rabbits out of their warrens.

A ferret doesn’t hunt the rabbit itself—it works by encouraging it to bolt, allowing it to be safely controlled above ground.

Even today, ferreting remains a trusted and effective traditional method of rabbit control.

💬 A method that’s stood the test of time. Have you ever seen it in action?

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Scottish Fact 🐇Rabbits aren’t actually native to Scotland — they were introduced to Britain by ...
05/04/2026

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Scottish Fact 🐇

Rabbits aren’t actually native to Scotland — they were introduced to Britain by the Normans in the 12th century, mainly for meat and fur.

Over time, they spread across the country and became firmly established in the wild.

🌿 Today, they’re part of the landscape—but without control, numbers can quickly get out of hand and cause serious damage to farmland and habitats.

🎯 Rabbit control in Scotland has a long history, from traditional ferreting and netting to modern, responsible hunting practices used today.

It’s not just about the hunt—it’s about protecting land, crops, and maintaining balance.

💬 Did you know rabbits weren’t native to Scotland?

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Did You Know? 🐇Rabbits might look harmless, but their impact on land can be serious. A single p...
04/04/2026

🐇 Burgh Rabbit Control – Did You Know? 🐇

Rabbits might look harmless, but their impact on land can be serious. A single pair can produce up to 30–40 offspring in a year, and before long, that small problem becomes a major issue for farmers, landowners, and even gardens.

🌱 Why control matters:
✔ Prevents crop and grassland damage
✔ Protects soil from burrowing and erosion
✔ Keeps populations at sustainable levels

🎯 Responsible rabbit control isn’t just about numbers – it’s about balance, land management, and humane practice.

We’re out regularly during the season monitoring activity, reading the land, and ensuring control is done safely and effectively.

📍 If you’ve noticed signs like fresh burrows, droppings, or grazed patches, it might be time to act and be added to our quickly growing list.

💬 Have you spotted increased rabbit activity lately? Drop us a message ✉️

Yin, Weasel, Star & Bob 👌
25/03/2026

Yin, Weasel, Star & Bob 👌

Couple years ago when we had a pals hob out for the day, absolute unit 👌 cracking big guy
23/03/2026

Couple years ago when we had a pals hob out for the day, absolute unit 👌 cracking big guy

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