Time for a Cull?

Makes little difference, fox hunting has no purpose other than to give some people their jollies, if something gets in our way then let’s just kill it, it’s cheaper for a start and we can use the excuses and lies we always use, and claim townies just don’t understand. There is NO purpose to fox hunting other than blood lust.

@pete wrote:

Makes little difference, fox hunting has no purpose other than to give some people their jollies, if something gets in our way then let’s just kill it, it’s cheaper for a start and we can use the excuses and lies we always use, and claim townies just don’t understand. There is NO purpose to fox hunting other than blood lust.

Townies DON’T understand hunting.(well some)

And country people lie through their teeth about hunting, it does absolutely nothing they claim it does and the fox is made out to be some rampaging beast that could take down a cow if it wanted, whereas it’d come off second best to most domestic cats. We have NO right to kill anything, but a better fence round the chickens, it aint difficult, though amazingly these murderous beasts don’t kill all the free range chickens we see in shops ? Either they aren’t that bloodthirsty or the chickens are stuck in batteries and just labelled free range.
There’s another example of man’s compassion, battery hens, but then i live in a city i guess i don’t understand, it’s just a hen. Birds of prey take pheasants, gotta kill the birds of prey cause we need to shoot the pheasants.
Elephants eat crops, let’s shoot em and get some nice ornaments into the bargain. We are man watch us kill and make excuses that it’s necessary. Utter bollocks, we do NOT need to hunt foxes.

Baby attacked by fox in cot is reunited at home with twin sister
Jun 18 2010 By Keith McLeod

A BABY left fighting for her life after being savaged by a fox returned home to be reunited with her twin sister yesterday.

Nine-month-old Isabella Koupparis had been kept apart from little Lola for 12 days.

Isabella suffered horrific injuries to her left arm when the fox mauled her and her twin as they slept in their bedroom on June 5.

Lola, who had face and arm injuries, was allowed home last week after treatment.

But Isabella needed emergency surgery at London’s Great Ormond Street Hospital and was put on a ventilator after contracting a lung infection. What from the fox ?

Earlier this week, her mum Pauline said Isabella may need regular plastic surgery for the rest of her life as a result of her injuries. I very much doubt that

Relieved Pauline and her film financier husband Nick, both 41, finally took her back to the family home in Hackney, east London.

Wearing a flowery dress and matching sunhat, Isabella appeared sleepy as her doting dad lifted her out of a car seat.

The scale of her injuries was clearly visible as her left arm was in a cast and heavily bandaged.

Lola was allowed home last Friday after spending six nights in hospital getting treatment for facial injuries and wounds to her right arm.

As the family entered the house, they declined to answer any questions.

But mum Pauline said: “We just want to get her back inside the house.”

Meanwhile, council pest control officers confirmed that a sixth fox had been put down after being caught in traps set in the back garden of the house since the girls were attacked.

Four vixens and two cubs have been destroyed.

A Hackney Council spokesman said: “This morning a sixth fox was discovered and disposed of. It was a vixen.”

He said the traps will remain in place as long as it is deemed necessary.

The press has a lot to answer for in my opinion, just report the facts ffs. I’m not supporting the fox and once it had bitten the children it needed to be put down, but 6 of them ?

Pressy for Poli

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