fox cubs

[jart 0]

Absolutely, no doubt about it.

But to have nothing to do other than to "hunt" a fox for "sport" (or any animal) at this time of year is the trademark of a messer.

JMHO.

if ya trying to imply that i hunt them for sport try picking a doz dead hens and maybe a turkey or two and see if ya feel like waiting till winter to to find who,s doing the damage, i pay good money for me hens and i,m not prepared to see them go to feed some fox cubs!

 

damn right, does my head in sometimes when people go on about respect for your quarry, does that red b*****d who killed all my mates old mans chickens have any respect for his quarry ? no, dont even kill just for food, just kills them all

cheers mate! he does,nt keep birds by the sound of it!

[greggy 18]

Absolutely, no doubt about it.

But to have nothing to do other than to "hunt" a fox for "sport" (or any animal) at this time of year is the trademark of a messer.

JMHO.

if ya trying to imply that i hunt them for sport try picking a doz dead hens and maybe a turkey or two and see if ya feel like waiting till winter to to find who,s doing the damage, i pay good money for me hens and i,m not prepared to see them go to feed some fox cubs!

 

damn right, does my head in sometimes when people go on about respect for your quarry, does that red b*****d who killed all my mates old mans chickens have any respect for his quarry ? no, dont even kill just for food, just kills them all

cheers mate! he does,nt keep birds by the sound of it!

 

Fair play mate,im all for protecting livestock.....and you sorted them out good and proper by the sounds of it,letting a 12 year old collie sniff round a couple of holes will show em,i doubt youll get any more trouble from them mate well done.. you the man!

[jart 0]

Absolutely, no doubt about it.

But to have nothing to do other than to "hunt" a fox for "sport" (or any animal) at this time of year is the trademark of a messer.

JMHO.

if ya trying to imply that i hunt them for sport try picking a doz dead hens and maybe a turkey or two and see if ya feel like waiting till winter to to find who,s doing the damage, i pay good money for me hens and i,m not prepared to see them go to feed some fox cubs!

 

damn right, does my head in sometimes when people go on about respect for your quarry, does that red b*****d who killed all my mates old mans chickens have any respect for his quarry ? no, dont even kill just for food, just kills them all

cheers mate! he does,nt keep birds by the sound of it!

 

Fair play mate,im all for protecting livestock.....and you sorted them out good and proper by the sounds of it,letting a 12 year old collie sniff round a couple of holes will show em,i doubt youll get any more trouble from them mate well done.. you the man!

thanks!

[Neil Cooney. 1]

Absolutely, no doubt about it.

But to have nothing to do other than to "hunt" a fox for "sport" (or any animal) at this time of year is the trademark of a messer.

JMHO.

if ya trying to imply that i hunt them for sport try picking a doz dead hens and maybe a turkey or two and see if ya feel like waiting till winter to to find who,s doing the damage, i pay good money for me hens and i,m not prepared to see them go to feed some fox cubs!

LOL Your a bit paranoid, I was meaning well. Must be my Irish accent.

I too have lost valuble poultry to foxes. Like I said you deal with problem foxes.

But when I loose fowl I target the foxes in that area and not drive 5 miles up the road for a handy shot out the window of a jeep, thus boosting my ego.

You'll probably take this post as a death threat, LOL.

[doga 50]

Absolutely, no doubt about it.

But to have nothing to do other than to "hunt" a fox for "sport" (or any animal) at this time of year is the trademark of a messer.

JMHO.

if ya trying to imply that i hunt them for sport try picking a doz dead hens and maybe a turkey or two and see if ya feel like waiting till winter to to find who,s doing the damage, i pay good money for me hens and i,m not prepared to see them go to feed some fox cubs!

LOL Your a bit paranoid, I was meaning well. Must be my Irish accent.

I too have lost valuble poultry to foxes. Like I said you deal with problem foxes.

But when I loose fowl I target the foxes in that area and not drive 5 miles up the road for a handy shot out the window of a jeep, thus boosting my ego.

You'll probably take this post as a death threat, LOL.

yep folks do get on their high horse over shit,with out jumping on the bandwagan here a problem fox yes but the rest for me through the summer just live and let live for a while, it benefits you come winter,the term leaving a few seeds comes to mind.

[DRP 3]

timjim,

 

Of course they kill for food, you obviously have no understanding of the fox. They will kill everything they can (obviously) as they are wild animals and never know when their next meal is going to be. They don't have it as easy as you, they can't just go to the nearest super market and get some food!!!

 

The fact that you are a human being (I presume you are) means you should respect all quarry, we are the dominant species on this planet and wether you like it or not that comes with the responsibility, if you can't see that, well my words are just wasted on you.

 

Why people can't just tie-up a dog or two out side the chicken enclosure at night is beyond me, obviously preventing the dog from getting the birds aswell. Mankind can go to the moon, but it always boggles me how people cant figure out how to prevent their poultry from being eaten by foxes. So people go out and kill a fox, which doesn't prevent the problem, because even if you do get the right individual, another one will take its place. PREVENT the fox from accessing your birds in the first place and life will be so much easier!

[johnnyboy28 1]

as i said before i do it if and when its necessary, the allotments where i have mine are being plagued by charlie so i thought a cull was in order, i,m not somebody who kills for no reason, just trying to protect what is mine, all i was doing was trying to find the culprit

 

Jart

If your collie is not or has not been a fox dog for the past 12 years , how was you intending on killing charlie boy?

you dont have a dog to flush and there is no mention of a gun???

 

By the way Greggy is thinking along the same lines as me , he is not praising you

[Yokel Matt 918]

timjim,

 

Of course they kill for food, you obviously have no understanding of the fox. They will kill everything they can (obviously) as they are wild animals and never know when their next meal is going to be. They don't have it as easy as you, they can't just go to the nearest super market and get some food!!!

 

The fact that you are a human being (I presume you are) means you should respect all quarry, we are the dominant species on this planet and wether you like it or not that comes with the responsibility, if you can't see that, well my words are just wasted on you.

 

Why people can't just tie-up a dog or two out side the chicken enclosure at night is beyond me, obviously preventing the dog from getting the birds aswell. Mankind can go to the moon, but it always boggles me how people cant figure out how to prevent their poultry from being eaten by foxes. So people go out and kill a fox, which doesn't prevent the problem, because even if you do get the right individual, another one will take its place. PREVENT the fox from accessing your birds in the first place and life will be so much easier!

 

[greggy 18]

timjim,

 

Of course they kill for food, you obviously have no understanding of the fox. They will kill everything they can (obviously) as they are wild animals and never know when their next meal is going to be. They don't have it as easy as you, they can't just go to the nearest super market and get some food!!!

 

The fact that you are a human being (I presume you are) means you should respect all quarry, we are the dominant species on this planet and wether you like it or not that comes with the responsibility, if you can't see that, well my words are just wasted on you.

 

Why people can't just tie-up a dog or two out side the chicken enclosure at night is beyond me, obviously preventing the dog from getting the birds aswell. Mankind can go to the moon, but it always boggles me how people cant figure out how to prevent their poultry from being eaten by foxes. So people go out and kill a fox, which doesn't prevent the problem, because even if you do get the right individual, another one will take its place. PREVENT the fox from accessing your birds in the first place and life will be so much easier!

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i think youv just confirmed many peoples suspissions that the opposission do frequent this site

[timjim 43]

timjim,

 

Of course they kill for food, you obviously have no understanding of the fox. They will kill everything they can (obviously) as they are wild animals and never know when their next meal is going to be. They don't have it as easy as you, they can't just go to the nearest super market and get some food!!!

 

The fact that you are a human being (I presume you are) means you should respect all quarry, we are the dominant species on this planet and wether you like it or not that comes with the responsibility, if you can't see that, well my words are just wasted on you.

 

Why people can't just tie-up a dog or two out side the chicken enclosure at night is beyond me, obviously preventing the dog from getting the birds aswell. Mankind can go to the moon, but it always boggles me how people cant figure out how to prevent their poultry from being eaten by foxes. So people go out and kill a fox, which doesn't prevent the problem, because even if you do get the right individual, another one will take its place. PREVENT the fox from accessing your birds in the first place and life will be so much easier!

 

yes i am a human being, humans have hunted for thousands of years, your words are wasted on me, take your anti-hunting views elsewhere, i dont want to hear them, nor do most of the members on here ( i hope)

[jart 0]

as i said before i do it if and when its necessary, the allotments where i have mine are being plagued by charlie so i thought a cull was in order, i,m not somebody who kills for no reason, just trying to protect what is mine, all i was doing was trying to find the culprit

 

Jart

If your collie is not or has not been a fox dog for the past 12 years , how was you intending on killing charlie boy?

you dont have a dog to flush and there is no mention of a gun???

 

By the way Greggy is thinking along the same lines as me , he is not praising you

i wasnt going out to kill with the collie, since my mate was in bed with a hangover(cosey dunt) all i could do was try and find the culprit, i couldnt take a gun on the land i was on for fear of the land owner hearing me, i,m not the first one to do this am i? i made a call to another friend to help me out but he couldnt come either, there was nothing i could do but carry on with my walk and hope she was still there the next day to sort out, when i did check again i expected what i found, she had moved them on, when i catch up with her again i,ll let you all know!

[MJC 1]

as i said before i do it if and when its necessary, the allotments where i have mine are being plagued by charlie so i thought a cull was in order, i,m not somebody who kills for no reason, just trying to protect what is mine, all i was doing was trying to find the culprit

 

Jart

If your collie is not or has not been a fox dog for the past 12 years , how was you intending on killing charlie boy?

you dont have a dog to flush and there is no mention of a gun???

 

By the way Greggy is thinking along the same lines as me , he is not praising you

i wasnt going out to kill with the collie, since my mate was in bed with a hangover(cosey dunt) all i could do was try and find the culprit, i couldnt take a gun on the land i was on for fear of the land owner hearing me, i,m not the first one to do this am i? i made a call to another friend to help me out but he couldnt come either, there was nothing i could do but carry on with my walk and hope she was still there the next day to sort out, when i did check again i expected what i found, she had moved them on, when i catch up with her again i,ll let you all know!

 

yes and it was some hangover as well :sick: :sick: :sick: :sick:

[shephound 19]

timjim,

 

Of course they kill for food, you obviously have no understanding of the fox. They will kill everything they can (obviously) as they are wild animals and never know when their next meal is going to be. They don't have it as easy as you, they can't just go to the nearest super market and get some food!!!

 

The fact that you are a human being (I presume you are) means you should respect all quarry, we are the dominant species on this planet and wether you like it or not that comes with the responsibility, if you can't see that, well my words are just wasted on you.

 

Why people can't just tie-up a dog or two out side the chicken enclosure at night is beyond me, obviously preventing the dog from getting the birds aswell. Mankind can go to the moon, but it always boggles me how people cant figure out how to prevent their poultry from being eaten by foxes. So people go out and kill a fox, which doesn't prevent the problem, because even if you do get the right individual, another one will take its place. PREVENT the fox from accessing your birds in the first place and life will be so much easier!

anti :wankerzo4: :wankerzo4: :wankerzo4:

[bones1380 0]

i'm one of your so called riflemen, we are out throughout the year (we can't wait for frost and snow),the only reason we don't shoot foxs this time of year is that we can't see them cause the crops are to tall.

 

In my opinion the only good fox is a DEAD fox.

[MJC 1]

i'm one of your so called riflemen, we are out throughout the year (we can't wait for frost and snow),the only reason we don't shoot foxs this time of year is that we can't see them cause the crops are to tall.

 

In my opinion the only good fox is a DEAD fox.

 

well said ( a good fox is a dead fox ) no matter what season of the year it is