Survey: Transmission of bovine TB via badgers to cattle

[Cattle1998]

That is an incredibly vague and open ended survey. I'm surprised it got signed off by a tutor.

It's meant to be open ended we aren't allowed to ask closed questions, the more open the better as it allows for a wider range of opinions and ideas.

 

[Alfred]

Trajectory of a old mans knob

55gr nosler BT with plenty of speed behind it from a 22-250 bunges them up, and stops them pissing and shiteing everywhere.
Perfect solution.

 

[st piran]

Trajectory of a old mans knob

Granted they don’t group as well, but they pack hell of a punch.

 

[Scholsey]

Granted they don’t group as well, but they pack hell of a punch.

Because you are firing a small bungalow at them!

 

[st piran]

Because you are firing a small bungalow at them!

[emoji23]?

 

[Cattle1998]

Hello,
Thank you for the survey responses, the answers have been very insightful. These answers have helped hone the project and the direction is now safety during TB testing. Please would you be able to fill out this short survey here. As before all responses will be anonymous and you will not be judged for your answers.

Thank you,

Helena

 

[Princess Pooper]

Interesting topic - done, would be interested to see what you end up designing! TB tested last week and managed to only get pushed over once (fortunately in a straw yard and not trampled)

 

[steveR]

Done... again!

 

[Scholsey]

More should be made about the health risks we as farmers face in TB areas being forced to be exposed to a potentially fatal disease daily. If people’s cats/dogs in cities were rife with it there would be nationwide panic.

(Forgot to make a point of it in when filling in my survey)