Fox Hunting

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ATG

20,616 posts

273 months

Wednesday 10th January 2018
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Randy Winkman said:
OK. How should a political decision be reached on the issue? It was banned a few years ago - what should the current government have done? To put my cards on the table - I think they should have just left the subject alone.
I agree; it should have been left alone by the current lot. Blair and Co. should not have made a big deal of it in Parliament. The free vote invited a non-debate. The government should either have treated the change as any other policy commitment or left the subject entirely alone.

Goaty Bill 2

3,415 posts

120 months

Wednesday 10th January 2018
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ATG said:
Randy Winkman said:
OK. How should a political decision be reached on the issue? It was banned a few years ago - what should the current government have done? To put my cards on the table - I think they should have just left the subject alone.
I agree; it should have been left alone by the current lot. Blair and Co. should not have made a big deal of it in Parliament. The free vote invited a non-debate. The government should either have treated the change as any other policy commitment or left the subject entirely alone.
Exactly right in my opinion.


anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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Big turnouts at the traditional Boxing Day hunts today, which was great to see.

Didn’t see any screaming idiots come to disrupt things either.

It was just a good natured day where much alcohol was consumed smile

johnxjsc1985

15,948 posts

165 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

124 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
Big turnouts at the traditional Boxing Day hunts today, which was great to see.

Didn’t see any screaming idiots come to disrupt things either.

It was just a good natured day where much alcohol was consumed smile
Not sure if I’ve misread your post and need a whoosh parrot or not however there were quite a few protests up and down the country.

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2018/dec/26/an...

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6529927/B...

Meanwhile news from the Labour Party....


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-46682660


Halb

53,012 posts

184 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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Good news from labour then

eccles

13,740 posts

223 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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johnxjsc1985 said:
I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .
Aw bless, the nasty wild animal messing with your pets and hobby! rolleyes

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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eccles said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .
Aw bless, the nasty wild animal messing with your pets and hobby! rolleyes
Not quite as irritating as the know it all,patronising ignorant fools trying to mess with it.
Your use of the word wild speaks volumes for your hypocrisy...........”pets and hobby”......grow up you pathetic drama queen.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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BlackLabel said:
Not sure if I’ve misread your post and need a whoosh parrot or not however there were quite a few protests up and down the country.
I meant that there wasn’t any protestors at any of the hunts I saw today.

eccles

13,740 posts

223 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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NorfolkInClue1 said:
eccles said:
johnxjsc1985 said:
I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .
Aw bless, the nasty wild animal messing with your pets and hobby! rolleyes
Not quite as irritating as the know it all,patronising ignorant fools trying to mess with it.
Your use of the word wild speaks volumes for your hypocrisy...........”pets and hobby”......grow up you pathetic drama queen.
The tone of your reply and you call me a drama queen! rofl

BlackLabel

13,251 posts

124 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
BlackLabel said:
Not sure if I’ve misread your post and need a whoosh parrot or not however there were quite a few protests up and down the country.
I meant that there wasn’t any protestors at any of the hunts I saw today.
Ah okay, understood.

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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eccles said:
The tone of your reply and you call me a drama queen! rofl
The reply, when you have no reply.

Burwood

18,709 posts

247 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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johnxjsc1985 said:
I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .
I’m no fan of foxes. Too many in our garden stting and trying to get the kids bunny’s But if they are a pest that needs culling. Cull them quickly. No animal should be tortured for sport.

Now if they ate the Fox, some sort of Surrey cultural thing perhaps smile

anonymous-user

55 months

Wednesday 26th December 2018
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Just watching Wild Alaska on the travel channel, some chap has just killed and skinned two foxes so he can sell the fur to fund his life and survival in the artic circle.
Oddly, there were no protesters trying to stop him.
I guess there were no decent gastro pubs nearby to meet up, or maybe the universal credit didn’t stretch to a return flight to Alaska?
Maybe the outraged on here could organise something?
Come on people, killing foxes for fur to survive, the comfortable middle classes and the feckless unemployed protest attendees must come together and go to Alaska to tell him how to live his life, unless of course there is an imminent fracking protest.Then we have the true definition of moral dilemma..............

Merry Xmas hehehehe

gazza285

9,827 posts

209 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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NorfolkInClue1 said:
Just watching Wild Alaska on the travel channel, some chap has just killed and skinned two foxes so he can sell the fur to fund his life and survival in the artic circle.
Oddly, there were no protesters trying to stop him.
I guess there were no decent gastro pubs nearby to meet up, or maybe the universal credit didn’t stretch to a return flight to Alaska?
Maybe the outraged on here could organise something?
Come on people, killing foxes for fur to survive, the comfortable middle classes and the feckless unemployed protest attendees must come together and go to Alaska to tell him how to live his life, unless of course there is an imminent fracking protest.Then we have the true definition of moral dilemma..............

Merry Xmas hehehehe
A direct comparison right there.

citizensm1th

8,371 posts

138 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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gazza285 said:
NorfolkInClue1 said:
Just watching Wild Alaska on the travel channel, some chap has just killed and skinned two foxes so he can sell the fur to fund his life and survival in the artic circle.
Oddly, there were no protesters trying to stop him.
I guess there were no decent gastro pubs nearby to meet up, or maybe the universal credit didn’t stretch to a return flight to Alaska?
Maybe the outraged on here could organise something?
Come on people, killing foxes for fur to survive, the comfortable middle classes and the feckless unemployed protest attendees must come together and go to Alaska to tell him how to live his life, unless of course there is an imminent fracking protest.Then we have the true definition of moral dilemma..............

Merry Xmas hehehehe
A direct comparison right there.
the clue is in the posters name

LDN

8,911 posts

204 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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citizensm1th said:
gazza285 said:
NorfolkInClue1 said:
Just watching Wild Alaska on the travel channel, some chap has just killed and skinned two foxes so he can sell the fur to fund his life and survival in the artic circle.
Oddly, there were no protesters trying to stop him.
I guess there were no decent gastro pubs nearby to meet up, or maybe the universal credit didn’t stretch to a return flight to Alaska?
Maybe the outraged on here could organise something?
Come on people, killing foxes for fur to survive, the comfortable middle classes and the feckless unemployed protest attendees must come together and go to Alaska to tell him how to live his life, unless of course there is an imminent fracking protest.Then we have the true definition of moral dilemma..............

Merry Xmas hehehehe
A direct comparison right there.
the clue is in the posters name
hehe very true. He’s tried to make a comparison between two entirely different things; one person kills fox for survival. Another gets dressed up like a clown and plays pretend cowboy whilst drinking merrily and eating mince pies.

Norfolk’ing clue is right!

Brads67

3,199 posts

99 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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It's certainly put the footpack hounds workload up for sure.

Borghetto

3,274 posts

184 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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Lord Marylebone said:
Big turnouts at the traditional Boxing Day hunts today, which was great to see.

Didn’t see any screaming idiots come to disrupt things either.

It was just a good natured day where much alcohol was consumed smile
There were about twenty scruffy looking sabs at Cholesbury Common yesterday chanting their normal nonsense. Around 2000 people attended to enjoy the day, no violence, nor I suspect were anybodies views changed by by this mangy little bunch of party poopers.

rxe

6,700 posts

104 months

Thursday 27th December 2018
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johnxjsc1985 said:
I am a City boy born and bred and although I still don't understand some of their ways I suspect and know for instance they don't understand my passion for football.
Foxes are just a pest they have destroyed my Chickens and Ducks and given my Dogs mange I hate them and they do need controlling. It should never have been turned into a political football .
They gave our dog mange, and the local fox population has paid a high price as a result. If you want to control them, then shooting them with night vision is absolutely the way to go, you can often get several in an evening. We often get the townies releasing urban foxes round here - you can tell those ones because they are starving to death. Being eviscerated by an expanding .223 is actually a good outcome for them.

I can’t get worked up about hunting, but it does seem a pretty inefficient way of killing foxes.

Edited by rxe on Friday 28th December 00:12