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Old 16-09-2004, 06:29   #33
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Re: Security Breach Again

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Originally Posted by Russ D
I suppose once this is illegal perhaps those who want to carry on with killing foxes could instead try it in countries which allow it?
And how will that get rid of the problem, I can't speak for all fox hunting / hunters but we used to run a pheasant shoot near Penrith, we would stock the various pockets of woodland with poults and rear them in ' runs ' the fox's would spook the young uns and they would try to get through the mess fence, only thing is the only thing that would fit through was there heads, along comes mister fox and just bites off there heads. In this case, I really had no feelings for fox's as they were not hunting to eat but killing for killing's sake.
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