back off badgers

[craigyboy 1,274]

just been reading an article in a local rag regarding a group of locals that are urging people to register their concerns about the proposed cull of badgers in parts of england and wales as part of a range of measures to control tb in cattle,the back off badgers campaign fronted by the arspca,urges ministers to sanction the use of a vaccination programme for badgers rather than a cull this country is in massive debt an theyre considering vaccinating badgers,jesus christ,think of all the money that will cost,theres an estimated 250,000 adult badgers in the uk,thats a lot of vaccines plus the staff to do it and places to do it and then youve got all those appointment cards to print and pay mr badger the postie to deliver em and dont forget all the missed appointments,you'l have young badgers phoning up every 2 mins "sorry mi mam cant make her appointment today,the royal mail wagon flattened her last neet" ffs this country really PISSES ME OFF...rant over im off to see if theres owt knocking about that i can give a fecking good kick

[terrier410 53]

mochen what do you do.?(without upsetting the hero's)

[CarraghsGem 92]

they are already vaccinateing them here, we are in a worse state financially than the UK is

[craigyboy 1,274]

they are already vaccinateing them here, we are in a worse state financially than the UK is

be careful cg,if you carry on you'l end up like this bunny hugging shithole we live in and you defo dont want that

[bannyboy 3]

If the rspca want badgers vaccinated the fecers should pay for it.Theyve got plenty of funds.bannyboy

[craigyboy 1,274]

mochen what do you do.?(without upsetting the hero's)

dont get that mate,

[the fezz 44]

there will never be a cull in this fecked up country , its all far to pc and that was the words from a vet who had been to a big meeting in london , to discuss what to do about the badgers and tb .

 

the courts over rulled the cull months ago , so there now going to jab them ................... ffs

[terrier410 53]

It has been estimated that in Britain, around 50,000 badgers meet their deaths through road traffic accidents (RTAs) every year.this is from a badger site so lets not think that they are far and few between cos i personally know they are multiplying above there means they are now becoming a pest again .but hey lets not let true figure get in the way of the truth

[anagallis_arvensis 2]

this country is in massive debt an theyre considering vaccinating badgers,jesus christ,think of all the money that will cost,theres an estimated 250,000 adult badgers in the uk,thats a lot of vaccines plus the staff to do it

 

Without wishing to bring too much reality to your happy rantings the vaccination would be a much cheaper option as the vaccine is taken orally and can be left out on bait for the badgers.

 

Culling is hardly a cheap option either and there is no conclusive proof, despite tests being done that it has any effect on TB rates in cattle. The cheapest option is to cull the infected cattle, they are easy to find after all, and have better control over the movements of cattle around the country.

[craigyboy 1,274]

It has been estimated that in Britain, around 50,000 badgers meet their deaths through road traffic accidents (RTAs) every year.this is from a badger site so lets not think that they are far and few between cos i personally know they are multiplying above there means they are now becoming a pest again .but hey lets not let true figure get in the way of the truth

spot on mate,the amount killed around cheshire that i see is staggering,i hit 1 last week couldnt do feck all about it,im forever fecking dodging em

[craigyboy 1,274]

this country is in massive debt an theyre considering vaccinating badgers,jesus christ,think of all the money that will cost,theres an estimated 250,000 adult badgers in the uk,thats a lot of vaccines plus the staff to do it

 

Without wishing to bring too much reality to your happy rantings the vaccination would be a much cheaper option as the vaccine is taken orally and can be left out on bait for the badgers.

 

Culling is hardly a cheap option either and there is no conclusive proof, despite tests being done that it has any effect on TB rates in cattle. The cheapest option is to cull the infected cattle, they are easy to find after all, and have better control over the movements of cattle around the country.

culling would only be expensive because the kunts in suits would make it that way,i could get a list of people as long as my fecking arm that would carry out the cull humanely and efficiently and for FECK ALL

[terrier410 53]

It has been estimated that in Britain, around 50,000 badgers meet their deaths through road traffic accidents (RTAs) every year.this is from a badger site so lets not think that they are far and few between cos i personally know they are multiplying above there means they are now becoming a pest again .but hey lets not let true figure get in the way of the truth

spot on mate,the amount killed around cheshire that i see is staggering,i hit 1 last week couldnt do feck all about it,im forever fecking dodging em

on ya side boy sorry for any misunderstanding .

[anagallis_arvensis 2]

culling would only be expensive because the kunts in suits would make it that way,i could get a list of people as long as my fecking arm that would carry out the cull humanely and efficiently and for FECK ALL

 

So you'd be happy to give up work to spend 6 months culling badgers all day every day, good on ya mate very public spirited of you.

 

Just one question if its not been shown to affect TB rates in cattle what would be the point?

[slingshot82 32]

this country is in massive debt an theyre considering vaccinating badgers,jesus christ,think of all the money that will cost,theres an estimated 250,000 adult badgers in the uk,thats a lot of vaccines plus the staff to do it

 

Without wishing to bring too much reality to your happy rantings the vaccination would be a much cheaper option as the vaccine is taken orally and can be left out on bait for the badgers.

 

Culling is hardly a cheap option either and there is no conclusive proof, despite tests being done that it has any effect on TB rates in cattle. The cheapest option is to cull the infected cattle, they are easy to find after all, and have better control over the movements of cattle around the country.

Culling could be free if there werent a law against diggin them!

[CarraghsGem 92]

this country is in massive debt an theyre considering vaccinating badgers,jesus christ,think of all the money that will cost,theres an estimated 250,000 adult badgers in the uk,thats a lot of vaccines plus the staff to do it

 

Without wishing to bring too much reality to your happy rantings the vaccination would be a much cheaper option as the vaccine is taken orally and can be left out on bait for the badgers.

 

Culling is hardly a cheap option either and there is no conclusive proof, despite tests being done that it has any effect on TB rates in cattle. The cheapest option is to cull the infected cattle, they are easy to find after all, and have better control over the movements of cattle around the country.

Culling could be free if there werent a law against diggin them!

cheap and practical