FOXES in brighton

[Nibble]

Perhaps residents shouldn't leave stacks of bin bags festering around their houses. "I'm just going to place all my grotty scummy crap into a thin sack and leave all my shit out for the neighbours to smell and step around. Oooh, look at that revolting fox making some use of my leftover gop, sickening creatures".

 

[fork me]

For Junior, here's some useful facts that seem to back up what I say, including about rats and mice.

http://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/webc...animal+welfare+and+pest+control/es-urbanfoxes

 

[keaton]

As i said earlier, those that think it inhumane are usually those without the correct facts. I simply wish to furnish them with the correct facts and give them the opportunity to change their minds should they so wish to. If they don't, I loose no sleep over it.

What facts? you mentioned some experts say the fox isn't running becuase it's scared of being caught (which is bullshit) and that the death is instantaneous (ditto)

 

[junior]

That's probably because you live in the country rather than the city.

I live near Blakers Park.

 

[Nibble]

I'm sure that The East Kent Foxhounds hunt within the law as do all hunts as far as i am aware.




As i said earlier, those that think it inhumane are usually those without the correct facts. I simply wish to furnish them with the correct facts and give them the opportunity to change their minds should they so wish to. If they don't, I loose no sleep over it.

If they were facts I could agree, They are fantasies made up by hunters to justify their cruelty. The UK recognised this years ago and banned it. Sorry old bean, you lost.

 

[junior]

For Junior, here's some useful facts that seem to back up what I say, including about rats and mice.

http://www.renfrewshire.gov.uk/webc...animal+welfare+and+pest+control/es-urbanfoxes

Very interesting. I'll have to now resort to personal insults now it seems i was wrong on that.

 

[keaton]

I live near Blakers Park.

And you see more foxes tearing up bin bags than seagulls?
I call FOUL. I've never seen a fox tear open a bin bag

 

[junior]

If they were facts I could agree, They are fantasies made up by hunters to justify their cruelty. The UK recognised this years ago and banned it. Sorry old bean, you lost.

Interesting, I see it differently. Although i don't go round shouting that you're all wrong, i merely offer a counter argument that gives some people the opportunity to change their minds.

I hunted twice a week all through the season. Autumn hunting will be starting soon leading into the season proper in October where i shall again be out every week. This suggests to me that that I didn't 'loose'. Sorry old bean.

 

[Nibble]

What are these facts then Junior? Because all of them have been shot down. Are you able to give me one, just one irrefutable fact in favour of fox hunting, just one?

 

[junior]

And you see more foxes tearing up bin bags than seagulls?
I call FOUL. I've never seen a fox tear open a bin bag

Ah, i have. In Lucerne Road. Although i couldn't tell you i've seen it more times than seagulls as that would be a plain lie. Then again if i was nocturnal (i assume you are not either) i may be able to offer a different answer.

 

[Nibble]

Interesting, I see it differently. Although i don't go round shouting that you're all wrong, i merely offer a counter argument that gives some people the opportunity to change their minds.

I hunted twice a week all through the season. Autumn hunting will be starting soon leading into the season proper in October where i shall again be out every week. This suggests to me that that I didn't 'loose'. Sorry old bean.

It suggests to me you don't know when you're beaten. It behouths one to recognise the difference between persistence and denial.

 

[junior]

What are these facts then Junior? Because all of them have been shot down. Are you able to give me one, just one irrefutable fact in favour of fox hunting, just one?

I disagree. They haven't been shot down, just a different view point offered. I have no problem with that.

 

[Nibble]

I disagree. They haven't been shot down, just a different view point offered. I have no problem with that.

I'll take that as a no then. Air pie and Windy pudding chap.

 

[The Large One]

Ah, i have. In Lucerne Road. Although i couldn't tell you i've seen it more times than seagulls as that would be a plain lie. Then again if i was nocturnal (i assume you are not either) i may be able to offer a different answer.

I live near Blaker's Park too.

We have fox shit in our gardens some mornings. And untouched binbags.

 

[glasfryn]

Interesting, I see it differently. Although i don't go round shouting that you're all wrong, i merely offer a counter argument that gives some people the opportunity to change their minds.

I hunted twice a week all through the season. Autumn hunting will be starting soon leading into the season proper in October where i shall again be out every week. This suggests to me that that I didn't 'loose'. Sorry old bean.

so do you actually hunt foxes then?
I would be very careful before you answer this question

 

[Nibble]

Pathetic individual

 

[junior]

so do you actually hunt foxes then?
I would be very careful before you answer this question

No. I am a mounted supporter of a hunt.

 

[glasfryn]

No. I am a mounted supporter of a hunt.

but do they actually hunt and kill foxes

 

[junior]

What facts? you mentioned some experts say the fox isn't running becuase it's scared of being caught (which is bullshit) and that the death is instantaneous (ditto)

"Hunting is the natural and most humane way of controlling the population of all four quarry species". That is the view published by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2004 and supported by over 560 members of that establishment. There was also a report published entitled "A Veterinary Opinion on Hunting with Hounds", although i wouldn't know where you could find a copy of this.

Hopefully that finally ends that 'humane' argument once and for all.

 

[junior]

but do they actually hunt and kill foxes

Yes, within the law.