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Dissertation Research - Lynx Reintroduction *Admin Approved*
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<blockquote data-quote="Longlowdog" data-source="post: 8166879" data-attributes="member: 395"><p>The reason I think so is a couple of years back I was approached along with a number of my neighbours by a chap claiming to work for a rewilding charity asking if I was prepared for my land to registered as a lynx friendly part of a linking corridor between a couple of rather large woodlands which are already known to harbour Scottish wildcats. He was shocked to hear I wouldn't welcome him, the lynx or any further ridiculous questions of someone who made his income from producing highly visible, predator naive lambs that I'm 100% positive are easier for lynx to eat than camouflaged, hidden, sprightly roe deer fawns.</p><p> My current fencing is a mix of standard and short rylock, who exactly would pay for the 2k of lynx proof fencing required just to protect my 20 acres of grazing let alone the vast acreages of the other farms and moors nearby that currently are owned and worked by folk who did not ask for these extinct predators to venture onto their land which is (much to the disgust of The Sacred Cow) a personal possession and workplace and not a socialist playground there for the common good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Longlowdog, post: 8166879, member: 395"] The reason I think so is a couple of years back I was approached along with a number of my neighbours by a chap claiming to work for a rewilding charity asking if I was prepared for my land to registered as a lynx friendly part of a linking corridor between a couple of rather large woodlands which are already known to harbour Scottish wildcats. He was shocked to hear I wouldn't welcome him, the lynx or any further ridiculous questions of someone who made his income from producing highly visible, predator naive lambs that I'm 100% positive are easier for lynx to eat than camouflaged, hidden, sprightly roe deer fawns. My current fencing is a mix of standard and short rylock, who exactly would pay for the 2k of lynx proof fencing required just to protect my 20 acres of grazing let alone the vast acreages of the other farms and moors nearby that currently are owned and worked by folk who did not ask for these extinct predators to venture onto their land which is (much to the disgust of The Sacred Cow) a personal possession and workplace and not a socialist playground there for the common good. [/QUOTE]
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