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I'd love to be able have a little whinge about too many animals around me lol

its when they run into schools playground across bypasses railway lines your heart in your mouth even had then in the train station lol
What railway station would that be ????

When i used to travel a lot by train, i saw foxes almost every morning at Johnston station. Every year there was a litter or two of cubs, just as you pulled into it coming from the Kilwinning side.

 

 

Yours in sport Pernod

howwood mate wasnt there long

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in bedfordshire in the seventies you would encounter the odd cwd .but now they are everywhere not just woburn park .because no one is dogging them they have become very common .in the seventies eighti

Gaz you may think that now. But picture this scenario, walking along with your wife, just a casual stroll alongside your local power station, your 'well trained' lurcher puts out 2 roe deer out of a s

On the news today about too many deer. They said that 700,000 would need to be culled just to keep the numbers static. At last some news that doesn't involve hugging bunnies.

 

theres a few about me, but my three are too old and fecked, too small and too slow lol

 

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well trained mate mines would be of lol

I,m awrite if I see them first, sometimes I have to start walking away very quickly :laugh:

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there is a sharp increase of roe around me also. vast tracts of forestry and wildlife friendly parks. have helped them out no end. they are hit hard with plenty of stalkers here but they arnt making much of a dent in the numbers. the huge windfarms are helping also although some of these are hitting them hard trying to keep a balance :yes: .i try to stick to rabbits these days. if i fancy some venny burgers i'll buy some off the stalking lads. :thumbs:

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there is a sharp increase of roe around me also. vast tracts of forestry and wildlife friendly parks. have helped them out no end. they are hit hard with plenty of stalkers here but they arnt making much of a dent in the numbers. the huge windfarms are helping also although some of these are hitting them hard trying to keep a balance :yes: .i try to stick to rabbits these days. if i fancy some venny burgers i'll buy some off the stalking lads. :thumbs:

I reckon you've hit the nail on the head there. In my opinion the gradual increase in habitat since the 70's and earlier is one of the main reasons for the increase in deer numbers. At the very least they need regular patches of some kind of woodland in amongst the farmland before they can colonise an area. (Unless you're looking at hill and heathland of course.

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You can,t thrash about with dogs now without coming across Roe,even city centres were an industrial complex is demolished soon gets its resident Roe,areas that never held deer are now holding,they are becoming a real nuisance,a lot of the areas are out of bounds to a gun,what a pity?.

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