- Location
- Mendips Somerset
i was talking about french problem , i have no doubt licence or not most farmers would sort a bad outbreak one way or another
When rewilding goes wrong , (graphic image)
- Thread starter andybk
- Start date
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
I don't know French laws so can't comment on their situation. I feel for them though... just glad there's no wolves here
It's a different kettle of fish surely, France itself is far bigger with more ' open space ' than here and that's without the rest of the Continent.
ollie989898
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France is, without a doubt, a vast country.
michael N123
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He hangs the dead crows up himself for attention
' course these days with the internet one can learn about all sorts of random stuff...
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- Location
- Mendips Somerset
hmm perhaps if they were kept in the remote areas , i would say this area is as populated as the lake district , with a few biggish towns around , this protest was in charolles where they have had a particular issue just north of there
- Location
- Cheshire
Ant see as there would be much left if I used my .308 deer rifle? Bugger up any chance of a new hearth rug!
- Location
- Cheshire
If you shot it with the tank there wouldn't be any evidence too use against you though...
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
- Location
- Cheshire
Always wanted to have a go at blowing something up with a tank.Now you're thinking like a pro
Where do I join the Lynx Trust? Or the nutters with the wolves. I'll have a crack at either! The spotter has too provide the brew flask though!
- Location
- Perthshire, Scotland
This is the video I was looking for last night
For anyone interested there is a consultation on Lynx introduction at Forth Inn, Main St, Aberfoyle, Stirling, FK8 3UQ
Tomorrow 2 to 4pm
Tomorrow 2 to 4pm
up to my eyes in it actually, dont know where to turn with the last of the h ay making breakdowns etc....ie far more productive things to do with my valuable time.
and anything that predates my sheep will be removed asap.
Could be a bit of a drive too ----
I agree with your removal policy too---it's my job to look after the welfare of my flock and that includes predators of any kind
- Location
- North West England
I like how it’s timed so most people would be at work.....
perhaps the nfu will send someone up.
Danllan
Member
- Location
- Sir Gar / Carms
Question: What happens every time humans get involved with a wild area, and it goes 'wrong'?
Answer: Every species judged to be anything from merely 'inconvenient' upward is wiped out.
Answer: Every species judged to be anything from merely 'inconvenient' upward is wiped out.
I will add to this that i don't begrudge any predator taking the odd lamb but my experience says that predators can sometimes want more than a few kills
The conflict (for me) comes when I need to protect my flock/income and am denied the right to do so when required ---and that doesn't mean after protracted applications for licenses , life in the field doesn't work like that
I don't even think that reintroduction of Lynx would be a disaster for the lamb industry but it could certainly have the potential to be very damaging to individual farms
Wolves in UK on the other hand seems to be bonkers
I think you're underestimating the impact lynx would have, if allowed to proliferate.