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Greyman

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  1. Open minded but never saw anything, loved my nan to bits and would love to see her if she,s out there but sweet fa, interestingly evett (I,ll scream at anything) fielding was on the radio a couple of weeks ago claiming they have the first live footage of a ghost in the new series of most haunted maybe a few of the more skilled could find it and stick it up if it's out there
  2. I can't agree sorry mate cats use there claws walking in mud and snow so you can't say as you did it's got claws can't be a cat I have shown you a picture of a cat print with claws there is not really any argument ,you made a statement that's in correct and I have simply shown you why, not trying to be pedantic or nowt but that's the truth and thems the facts sorry
  3. So do I, there are actually people walking amongst us that think the Labour Party represent the working class and that's scary
  4. The one I heard of was in the Forest of Dean but I have never seen anything to make me think it's worth a look and I come in with a bad neck were I,m looking in the mud as I walk,
  5. But it's a pug mark with claws so you can't rule out claws, that's all I,m saying, not really bollocks is it
  6. Greyman

    Snow.

    Me to but I saw the most perfect set I,ve ever seen last week in the mud, though I would like to have a weeks proper heavy snow, it's another big advantage the Americans have along with a population reckoned to be about 500 times denser than ours
  7. That is a dog print but please stop saying if it has claws it's not a cat, cats have retractable claws, and most breeds put there claws out in soft mud or snow, making a cross on the pad is more accurate here is a puma print in mud with claws out
  8. Bags of dog shit hanging in the hedges make a good target
  9. Greyman

    Snow.

    My thoughts exactly had about 9 flakes myself on my windscreen,
  10. Greyman

    Serval

    The cat is 3ft tall now and will double in size over the next year, top journalism, think even I might be able to get a picture of a 6ft serval,
  11. Just a quick heads up Dec 9th lomanchenko v rigondeux free on espn could be the fight of the year
  12. Last post mate for now, I feel a degeneration coming on but I was not saying I had a perfect picture, I was saying if I put up a perfect picture with no other evidence you would not believe it was genuine,
  13. You might not be able to class it as proof but when you know the MO of an animal you can usually work out if it's responsible or not, eg if I found a carp on the bank of a lake with teeth marks round its mouth and a fresh fillet of meat missing from its side I would assume it's been nailed by an otter if I find loads of chewed husks under a chestnut tree I would assume that a squirrel was in the tree, if I come out and my windscreen is caked in bird shit I will assume the wood pigeon is roosting above me and so on, so when I find a dead animal that has been killed by a single bite to the head
  14. Greyman

    Serval

    When I was at the uni last month one of the vet students told me her dad is the vet that checks out things before the licence is issued and there has been a big rise in applications for servals, they also come in black I have a picture somewhere of one in the sand dunes at burn ham on see
  15. I have actually seen two with my own eyes,both black leopards one a male and one a female judging by the size difference, I have had two very close trustworthy friends that have encountered Lynx in the wild one last year and one 30 year ago, I have footprints that can not come from any other animal, as did the guy in the video but no one picked up on that, to get to 100percent takes lots of smaller percentages, I could show you a perfect pic of a leopard and you would just say not in England, so to prove its in England I have to fill in all the gaps ,my case has to be 110 percent and I will st
  16. I think the first hurdle is to accept they are here and that's a really hard one, but my goal is to learn and understand there behaviours what weather conditions push them in certain directions, what they eat at certain times of the year what geographical locations are attractive to them and so on, once you have unlocked all these puzles(and remember it's a non native animal in strange surroundings so won't always behave like its African or American ancestors) once you get to the point were you understand all the above it should be a simple case of thinking all the conditions are now perfect a
  17. Sadly I don't have enough time to chase all the mystery animals, but since 2015 when I started looking and collecting things I have had two people claim to have seen wolves in the wild in the uk one of them was a serving policeman both in completely different parts of the country, have also had a Bigfoot sighting reported to me ?? But I,ll leave all that to someone else to pursue its hard enough looking for non excistant felines while trying to earn a living not piss off my wife and stay sane at the same time
  18. I,ve had a really good look mate, but alas have,nt found any, it,s not on my normal ground I only found it because I noticed a load of crows and magpies on it when I was driving along a country lane, it's on private land and I,m in full veiw so I have to be a bit carefull, I,ve got the go ahead from a girl that keeps a horse a few fields away to leave my van in her yard so I can sneak in and have a good look around, I,m hoping for a foot of snow when I wake up as I have a day off tomorrow which will be spent in the wood behind the carcass so maybe a few more clues tomorrow
  19. It's early days but I would say the badger shows all the signs I would expect from a cat kill IE stomach bag left in tact skin peeled back plus as I said signs on the ground were I found it like a large area of flattened grass were the cat lay down and done iits business and a large drag mark were its been pulled away from the woods, the fox on the other hand looks more scavenged by General scavengers than killed and eaten in one sitting by one animal and the footprints look more dog like than cat so at first impressions the badger has everything I would look for in a cat kill the fox not so
  20. Cheers, some of the group actually go over and spend three months with the mounting lion group in America they have some kind of conference every few years, I am to near towns and motorways to run hounds unfortunately but I have thought of training a scat dog which they also use a lot, interesting little point raised regarding the burying of prey, it does happen over here but is much rarer as is leopards taking there prey up trees and the general consensus from both sides of the Atlantic is its a lack of competition in England means they don't need to hide there food, the puma has bears to con
  21. True Are you asking about the fox or the badger?
  22. By using the cross technique I have to agree with you about the print being canine but regarding the badger I,ve only showed you two pics there are many other things to look at when you find a carcass the marks in the grass and other things tell a story of what happened this badger was killed as he left his sett and dragged into a field before being consumed, I, am actually considered quite good at what I do really, any ways a flat battery and a hot bath beacons
  23. Will show you the hole later, but no exit wound and no bullet inside, cats eat organs not stomach it gets moved to one side, then eaten by fox,s and badgers
  24. Cats also have nails that they keep retracted unless walking in mud or snow, so don't write them off for the claws, the three lobes on the back pad are far more confirmation than claws, another simple test I do when I,m out is to make a cross on the pad inside the outer toes if the cross does not touch the rear pad its canine if you can't make a cross without going over the rear pad probably a cat, simple, also the badger being killed by other badgers would carry some weight due to the time of year etc but not with a single bite right down through its skull it should have signs on its face, th
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