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Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
But seriously... they are such pests on our farm. I'd be incline to agree.
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(Original post by Jammy Duel)
Lots of people agree, a third of the population according to polling in fact
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Lots of people agree, a third of the population according to polling in fact
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I've heard figures of 84% support for the ban, something tells me that's in newspaper in article polling which ultimately comes down to which side has the greater social media following and which paper is used.
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I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
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I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
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I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
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As a sheep, I am most definitely going to agree.
But seriously... they are such pests on our farm. I'd be incline to agree.
As a sheep, I am most definitely going to agree.
But seriously... they are such pests on our farm. I'd be incline to agree.
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I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
I lean towards agree (the reality is, the ban is already widely ignored in many rural areas and generally unenforcable). Whilst I am fond of foxes, they are highly destructive as anyone who has ever kept poultry will tell you and their numbers need to be controlled. The alternative would be to relax the firearms laws slightly, and allow easier access to hunting rifles. This would help solve the deer overpopulation problem too.
I'm pretty sure it's legal for farmers to shoot and kill foxes on their own land. It's just the fox hunting sport with packs of dogs and horses thats banned.
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I'm pretty sure it's legal for farmers to shoot and kill foxes on their own land. It's just the fox hunting sport with packs of dogs and horses thats banned.
I'm pretty sure it's legal for farmers to shoot and kill foxes on their own land. It's just the fox hunting sport with packs of dogs and horses thats banned.
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I definitely don't agree. I mean come on, how hypocritical is it that we want to kill all of the foxes because "they're killing all our cows and sheep!" when we're no different, we kill them too? Humans aren't the only flipping species on the planet, and the foxes do it to survive! The country's wildlife is diminishing at a fast enough rate already thanks.
I definitely don't agree. I mean come on, how hypocritical is it that we want to kill all of the foxes because "they're killing all our cows and sheep!" when we're no different, we kill them too? Humans aren't the only flipping species on the planet, and the foxes do it to survive! The country's wildlife is diminishing at a fast enough rate already thanks.
If you really care about our country's wildlife and natural infrastructure, then stop voting for parties that keep allowing hundreds of thousands of migrants into our country every year, who drive up the population, fuel urbanisation, force us to build on more and more rural land, make us more dependent on food imports, drive up our energy needs and put thousands more cars on the roads leading to more congestion and increased pollution. That's what is destroying our wildlife, not hunting.
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There's a difference between killing foxes which actively pose a risk to your livelihood and/or pets, and killing foxes for fun, in a manner which gives them a painful death at the jaws of ravenous dogs.
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(Original post by Aliccam)
Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
I think I have made my point clear
vote me for PM this year and we will terminate all the Muslims... erm I mean foxes... yeah... foxes
see you bye
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(Original post by catmckie)
I definitely don't agree. I mean come on, how hypocritical is it that we want to kill all of the foxes because "they're killing all our cows and sheep!" when we're no different, we kill them too? Humans aren't the only flipping species on the planet, and the foxes do it to survive! The country's wildlife is diminishing at a fast enough rate already thanks.
I definitely don't agree. I mean come on, how hypocritical is it that we want to kill all of the foxes because "they're killing all our cows and sheep!" when we're no different, we kill them too? Humans aren't the only flipping species on the planet, and the foxes do it to survive! The country's wildlife is diminishing at a fast enough rate already thanks.
Foxes are not diminishing in any way, shape or form. They are widespread, and are not anywhere near endangered. People who control foxes (generally through shooting) don't aim to wipe them out on their patch.
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(Original post by MildredMalone)
There's a difference between killing foxes which actively pose a risk to your livelihood and/or pets, and killing foxes for fun, in a manner which gives them a painful death at the jaws of ravenous dogs.
There's a difference between killing foxes which actively pose a risk to your livelihood and/or pets, and killing foxes for fun, in a manner which gives them a painful death at the jaws of ravenous dogs.
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(Original post by ChickenMadness)
I'm pretty sure it's legal for farmers to shoot and kill foxes on their own land. It's just the fox hunting sport with packs of dogs and horses thats banned.
I'm pretty sure it's legal for farmers to shoot and kill foxes on their own land. It's just the fox hunting sport with packs of dogs and horses thats banned.
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(Original post by Jammy Duel)
Surprised it took this long too see somebody going for the emotional jugular, funny how that's all the anti hunt people seem capable of
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Surprised it took this long too see somebody going for the emotional jugular, funny how that's all the anti hunt people seem capable of
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(Original post by Aliccam)
Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
Does anyone agree with this?
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7726506.html
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