Edward Cook

Edward Cook

Edward Cook founded Evergreen Rabbit Control and has been a full-time rabbit catcher since 2000. He and his team utilise a variety of control methods, including ferreting, shooting, trapping, snaring and longnetting to carry out rabbit control projects on over 40,000 acres. He also breeds and works his own strain of rabbiting lurcher.

Fallow deer

Each year, my business gets more and more deer work enquiries for curbing deer numbers. With a booming population here in the south of England it’s hardly surprising. You don’t…

Ferreting with hawks is something that has interested me for a long time. I’ve flown a few different types over the years, from Harris hawks to red-tails and goshawks. They…

how deep is the average rabbit burrow

When you’re out walking and you come across a rabbit warren, you may well have wondered how far the tunnels reach along and down.  Just how deep is the average…

airgunning

I recently dusted off my first airgun that my parents bought me for my ninth birthday. This gun, along with copious amounts of enthusiasm, taught me a lot about hunting,…

what is lamping

Lamping is a simple procedure of shining a light around an area until a rabbit (or rat) is spotted, and the dog is then sent to get it. Lamping with…

Rabbit control expert

Rabbit control has been my job since 2000 and I can certainly say the past 18 years have gone quickly. People have said to me on numerous occasions, “That is…

Ferrets

Ferreting for rabbits can achieved in five different ways by a ferret bolting them. Some work better in certain situations, but they all have their place. Some of these methods…

Ferrets

Ferreting is one of those activities that can be as complicated or as simple as you make it. For a newcomer it can seem quite daunting when you consider all the bits and bobs that…

RABBITING I have been lucky enough to travel across the UK to control and remove rabbit populations from all manner of places, some more bizarre than others, and this is…

Hawking is a fascinating, healthy sport that can be enjoyed by everyone. Edward Cook explains just how easy it is to get going