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  • i dont particularly like fox hunting. i live in an area where prince charles used to come and fox hunt with “lord halifax” (snobby cunt) and all that.

    it’s unnecesary, cruel, and the people round here are the most rich, snobby arrogant fuckers still holdin up the traditional “upper class”!

    they trampled through me mates garden in a chase, because the land is effectively owned by lord halifax, but my mates were payin rent for the farm, it was a incredibly arrogant thing to do!

    globalloon wrote:
    from chambers dictionary vermin singular or plural noun: 1 a collective name for wild animals that spread disease or generally cause a nuisance

    i’ve heard a lot of pro-hunting people say foxes kill more than they eat…. just like humans then.

    Foxes do kill more than they can eat, but so do many other carnivorous animals – killer whales often only eat a small amount of things they hunt, cats not only kill for fun, but toy with the things they kill (we have a cat nicknamed Torquemouser for the way she tortures rodents :scared:) – it’s not an uncommon thing…

    But foxes are very much a nuisance to farmers (anyone who’s been on a sheep farm will know this), and do need to be controlled some way. I’m totally against hunting in the hunt lobby sense, but hunting them with a gun is necessary IMO (I’ve been hunting with a gun, and also think that if you eat meat, you should be prepared to kill and dress it yourself). Riding after them with a bunch of hounds is unnecessarily cruel, and hideously inefficient though…

    noname wrote:
    But foxes are very much a nuisance to farmers (anyone who’s been on a sheep farm will know this), and do need to be controlled some way. I’m totally against hunting in the hunt lobby sense, but hunting them with a gun is necessary IMO (I’ve been hunting with a gun, and also think that if you eat meat, you should be prepared to kill and dress it yourself). Riding after them with a bunch of hounds is unnecessarily cruel, and hideously inefficient though…

    my point exactly, altough eating fox is not an easy thing to do. All the rabbits, muntjak and pigeons etc. i shoot i always dress out an eat. its not an easy process dressing out a mintjak i can tell you but if i didnt do it i wouldnt feel it was fair to the animal. But in the case of foxes last year the farm i helped on lost over a 1/4 of their pheasents to foxes. If you consider a poult sits at £3.50 a bird and they put a minimum of 1000 birds down then you got a serious loss on your hands.

    Seeing as agriculture isnt exactly thriving at the moment you cant blame farmers for wanting foxes rid if their land. But still most farmers dont agree with the hunt as it causes game pens to be flushed of phesants an local tenants to be pissed off cause about 20 horses have road through their back garden etc. etc.

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