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jojojojoanne | 10:59 Fri 31st Oct 2008 | ChatterBank
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is it not hypocritical to be concerned about the environment?
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Avatar Image ummmm
Why?

Please explain....!!!
11:01 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Most hunters are concerned about the environment, as they preserve the habitat that the prey live & breed in.
11:07 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Prince charles hunts or has done so, he was in the press raising concerns over the wider environment, ( re: climate change,) so to use an animals environment for amateur sport is acceptable although for man to use/pollute the environment for his fellow human/animals in other instances is not?
11:11 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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preservation for the purpose of the hunt?
11:14 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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If it wasn't for hunting a lot of habitat would be lost. eg grouse moors.
11:20 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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It would seem to me that only townies are anti hunting.

Ask farmers what the foxes do to their chickens.....!!!

For fun....
11:24 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Ive been on the hunt many a time.Apart from damaged or bruised pride at the knockbacks received Ive in general not been hurt.

Slightly embarrassed or miffed , never hurt tho.

And occasionally pleasantly surprised ; 0)
11:27 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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to change tack, animal welfare;
beyond aesthetics?
above cosmetics?
11:41 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Huh???
11:42 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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A fox doesn't kill for fun....

It's a foxes nature to kill as much as it can, then it will- if left undisturbed return later to collect its other kills. It's only the fact that these kills get discovered in the meatime that we believe that they kill for the fun of it.
11:43 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Shut up you BOO you politician.... :-)

Yes, true....but they cause serious damage. I don't agree with them being ripped apart as they were but I do agree with hunts.
11:45 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Ummm. I've no problem with fox hunting as long as it's done humanely,ie with a gun. Not being chased to near exhaustion with a pack of hounds. And there is really no excuse for stag hunting with hounds.
11:47 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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a pack of foxes (one years brood) can wipe out a poultry farm in a night. How can you have your 'organic' eggs & poultry with fox-eradication restrictions?

China doesn't abide by above laws, hence most is imported from there......at our peril.
11:50 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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Terambulan. Foxes don't hunt in packs. They are solitary animals, they only come together in the breeding season.
11:55 Fri 31st Oct 2008
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oh this has turned into a for hunting and against hasn't it. i can proudly say i am AGAINST HUNTING.
12:00 Fri 31st Oct 2008

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