Not Again.....Arghhhhh.

[Malt 379]

As I've said on another thread, one of our permissions has seen a dramatic reduction of rabbit numbers, but we've not seen any there.

 

Much as I'd like to think our control is that effective, it's not...

[peeps_76 17]

wit regards killing every infected rabbit i see

 

i dont kill them all. if its very bad and therefore unlikely to survive then its quickly dispatched. but there is no real way of telling weither or not it will survive. alot of farmers i know ask people NOT to kill them but leave them to spread it around. they want very rabbit dead and the more that get it the better in there eyes!

 

regards Peter

[The one 8,529]

If i see then i put them out there misery but i try to go lamping every three weeks round my difernt permissions and i shoot a few with bald patches or scabs round there eyes so it would appear the majority get over myxi

[manksie 0]

mixy is all over where i am as well. its fuking desimating our rabbits.

[bedrock 16]

Its been 4 years since the last mixy outbreak around here and the rabbits still haven’t fully recovered from it :realmad: atb bedrock

[rabbit tourmentor 29]

do you find ther legs go scabby aswell?

[HuntingOnline1 0]

were i am there are no rabbits whatsoever now. well maby the odd 1 or two around.. this mixy dooin my head in.

 

if my dog catches one and eats it, will it harm the dog or not??

 

write back plz??

 

Thank You,

 

Jake

[Matt 160]

were i am there are no rabbits whatsoever now. well maby the odd 1 or two around.. this mixy dooin my head in.

 

if my dog catches one and eats it, will it harm the dog or not??

 

write back plz??

 

Thank You,

 

Jake

 

It'll do your dog no harm at all.

[doga 50]

plenty starting here i was having trouble moving them off the horse feilds but there very sick with mixy now,last coulpe of days the dogs have bought back a dozen or more there all over woblinga a terrible shame,i dom leave as many as possible to strugle through if dogs dont get um.