minks would you kill

[hunter1989 91]

hi hunters

 

well ive changeed my mind slightly now,never knew the mink was that bad,so yh i would shoot it if i saw one on my permssion now,

[matt_hooks 188]

shoot them on sight. they're very destructive,they kill fish, birds and small mammals.they're probably the most destructive invasive speices we have here, apart from maybe japanese knotweed.

 

Oh I dunno about that. Maybe per number they are, but grey squirrels and rats have done far more damage, and the american signal crayfish has almost entirely wiped out our native crayfish!

 

Still though, they do a lot of damage!

[Malt 379]

shoot them on sight. they're very destructive,they kill fish, birds and small mammals.they're probably the most destructive invasive speices we have here, apart from maybe japanese knotweed.

 

Oh I dunno about that. Maybe per number they are, but grey squirrels and rats have done far more damage, and the american signal crayfish has almost entirely wiped out our native crayfish!

 

Still though, they do a lot of damage!

 

Don't forget the rabbit...

[matt_hooks 188]

shoot them on sight. they're very destructive,they kill fish, birds and small mammals.they're probably the most destructive invasive speices we have here, apart from maybe japanese knotweed.

 

Oh I dunno about that. Maybe per number they are, but grey squirrels and rats have done far more damage, and the american signal crayfish has almost entirely wiped out our native crayfish!

 

Still though, they do a lot of damage!

 

Don't forget the rabbit...

 

 

True that, though I'm not sure of an exampl of the native wildlife that the rabbit has directly had a detrimental effect on, they've been here for so long that most people think they are natives anyway. I guess you could say the brown hare, though I think they can and do succesfully co-exist.

[The one 8,467]

Surely you must shoot one if you get the chance it must be the biggest killer of water voles ,ground nesting birds ect ?

[Malt 379]

shoot them on sight. they're very destructive,they kill fish, birds and small mammals.they're probably the most destructive invasive speices we have here, apart from maybe japanese knotweed.

 

Oh I dunno about that. Maybe per number they are, but grey squirrels and rats have done far more damage, and the american signal crayfish has almost entirely wiped out our native crayfish!

 

Still though, they do a lot of damage!

 

Don't forget the rabbit...

 

 

True that, though I'm not sure of an exampl of the native wildlife that the rabbit has directly had a detrimental effect on, they've been here for so long that most people think they are natives anyway. I guess you could say the brown hare, though I think they can and do succesfully co-exist.

 

 

I was thinking more along the lines of the rabbit's multi million pound cost to agriculture each year, rather than their impact on the native wildlife. I don't think they are officially classed as an invasive species, but I think they are still classed as the UK's one and only plague species? ie: The only ones where control/management of them is mandatory in law. I could be wrong though!

 

 

[Phantom 631]

Kill em all

 

Phantom

[PhilD 11]

I definitely would shoot on sight if I could be sure of a kill, wouldn't want to give the little bugger a warning.