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I will donate this camera to your cat hunting if you would like it  lumix fz72 60x zoom 

Was out for a walk with the dogs this morning, bumped into a fellow I sort of know through a lot of common interests we often stop for a chat,he hunts a bit and likes his old cars I have something for

Just re reading the whole thread and you’ve come under some real stick mate .Apologies for my part .Doesn’t mean I’m a believer just embarrassing some of the comments 

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whys there never good footage

 

all part of the mystery mate,

true mate

 

you know the pictured of the deer with a neck bite? what become of that?

i only had the picture unfortunately as I would have liked to have skinned the neck back and seen the damage inside it's another maybe I,m afraid this was how it was found, the bite marks were spotted after it was dispached

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I have to say that every tasmaniam tiger film I have seen has been a fox....

see if this works mate, it's the only one I,ve seen that's possibly not a mangy fox though as usual iffy footage
That looks quite convincing to me.
we normally give pictures a percentage, obviously 100 percent being the holy grail no doubt crystal clear picture, what would you score that one I,m at around 70/80 percent Myself ? I think that some of the footprints are more compelling as they have quite a strange print, be nice if we were wrong on this one as its a bit of a black mark on us the way we wiped them out for no real reason
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I have to say that every tasmaniam tiger film I have seen has been a fox....

see if this works mate, it's the only one I,ve seen that's possibly not a mangy fox though as usual iffy footage
That looks quite convincing to me.
we normally give pictures a percentage, obviously 100 percent being the holy grail no doubt crystal clear picture, what would you score that one I,m at around 70/80 percent Myself ? I think that some of the footprints are more compelling as they have quite a strange print, be nice if we were wrong on this one as its a bit of a black mark on us the way we wiped them out for no real reason

Looks a populated area. Were there any sightings of one?

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I have to say that every tasmaniam tiger film I have seen has been a fox....

see if this works mate, it's the only one I,ve seen that's possibly not a mangy fox though as usual iffy footage

That is definitely the most convincing footage of a supposed Thylacine I've ever seen :yes: The tail just doesn't look like that of a fox/cat/dog/dingo. Shame it's such a fleeting glance you can't really say anything for certain.

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100% fox for me the tail is white tipped but doesn't get sUch a thick brush in warm climate apparently. Colour is a bit of a giveaway too

First thing I noticed was the white brush tip,seen loads of old thylacine pics and a piece of footage,the piece of film posted looks nothing like thylacine material.

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Fair play to you greyman .You are very staunch on your cause ,a cause that I feel will go nowhere but that's your prerogative.

He'll get photos of the b@stards in the wild soon enough when they reintroduce the lynx, another apex predator for our wildlife to contend with, all the ground nesting birds hare rabbits etc. The capercaillie will go the way of the dodo. I've been up close to one of these f@ckers in palacerigg country park back in the 1980s it was lying in its enclosure and then one of the keeper came round and started the feeding routine the c@nt got up big leggy thing with a head like a 30 bob cabbage, more than capable of killing a person in my opinion.they say they stand 1.3m tall thats about 51" ffs.

 

An area of 10,000 sq miles has been identified for the proposed pilot, which the trust claims could comfortably accommodate 250 lynx. The area would stretch from Loch Lomond and the Trossachs into the West Highlands. Consultation is said to have begun with several landowners

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