BADGER CULL

[Guest oldskool]

i was watchin the news the other day and heard that there was going to be further talks on another badger cull this summer. wats numbers like everywhere else?? round here the badgers are nearly extinct. come to think of it the last time i seen one was nearly 2 months ago. i used to like to watch a set near the house but i havent seen any signs of them this year! i hope they dont go through with it. maybe the antis will be able to put a stop to it this time. at least then they will be good for something :11: .

[Guest mucker]

heaving with them where i go

[Guest chilli]

there like rats round here !! !!

[Guest JOEB]

there like rats round here !! !!

 

KILL EM ALL!!!!!!!

[blando 0]

hundreds of them around here see more badgers than rabbits when out lamping and thats no joke.

[Guest stantheman]

Loads of them down here.

[bullmastiff 615]

It's crawling with em round our way! probably 3-4 killed on the roads round here every week and probably twice as many cars damaged from hitting them. The randomised cull has been and gone! their playing with the figures already so they can justify local cull's, either way farmers round here aren't going to put up with them much longer. It's not just the TB, when their sets start spreading out from hedge rows and the edges of woods and popping up in tracks and fields, you still can't do anything about it

 

Edited: Stabs

[ROZ 0]

Do a few more culls I say, might save some dogs lives.when they go in there setts accidently. Could be somebody's pet pooch. It does happen.

[Guest mucker]

Do a few more culls I say, might save some dogs lives.when they go in there setts accidently. Could be somebody's pet pooch. It does happen.

im all for culling them but thats the worst excuse for a cull ive heard by far :11:

 

there was a simular topic last year i think and talk of a cull.

do they ever go ahead with it?

[swamper 11]

i wouldnt say we are over run with um here but theres a healthy population

[mel b 2,373]

one of the farms i shoot on is totally overun with the things , they've had t b for a while now and defra don't want to know about getting rid of them

[fellman 116]

i have a lot of permission to dig fox where i simply cant/wont enter a dog cos the place is heaving with pigs

just wish they would thin the feckers out country wide ..........yis fellman

Edited June 29, 2006 by fellman

[Guest oldskool]

--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(mel b @ Jun 29 2006, 08:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}></div><div class='quotemain'><!--quotec-->

one of the farms i shoot on is totally overun with the things , they've had t b for a while now and defra don't want to know about getting rid of them

 

 

 

 

i know badgers are capable of quite a bit of damage, but as far as i know out of all the badgers that were culled, nearly % were TB free. why dont they test them and let them go [bANNED TEXT] the test is clear?? f**k me, i am startin to sound very anti . my concern is just that i wud like to see a few more round my way, and a cull will bugger it up. nobody wants to see a good thing go,, if u can read between the lines there :ph34r:

Edited June 29, 2006 by oldskool

[Guest grubygrafter]

i have a lot of permission to dig fox where i simply cant/wont enter a dog cos the place is heaving with pigs

just wish they would thin the feckers out country wide ..........yis fellman

 

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[MR TEA POT 1,287]

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QUOTE(mel b @ Jun 29 2006, 08:30 PM) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>

one of the farms i shoot on is totally overun with the things , they've had t b for a while now and defra don't want to know about getting rid of them

 

is that the farm with the fit birds