Bring Back Fox Hunting - Page 68

TheDaddy · 09-07-2012, 23:53

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Originally Posted by Peter_

Given half the chance they would if they could, and if someone needs to kill an animal to get their jollies then the is something seriously lacking in their mental makeup, then again considering who the average person in red maybe the is no surprise in that.

Most of the time they never used to catch anything though, unlike now of course still don't let that get in the way of your rhetoric

Peter_ · 10-07-2012, 08:45

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Most of the time they never used to catch anything though, unlike now of course still don't let that get in the way of your rhetoric

But when they did it was quite barbaric and again if that is how they get their jollies then they have something significantly wrong in their mental makeup wanting to watch an exhausted creature being ripped to shreds and possibly even more disgusting new members getting blooded with its blood.

Some wonderful mental images making the average person want to support them not.

**Maggy** · 10-07-2012, 08:58

Neither side is side in this discussion will ever see eye to eye..so why not just agree to disagree and stop picking at a festering wound?

TheDaddy · 11-07-2012, 15:45

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Originally Posted by Peter_

But when they did it was quite barbaric and again if that is how they get their jollies then they have something significantly wrong in their mental makeup wanting to watch an exhausted creature being ripped to shreds and possibly even more disgusting new members getting blooded with its blood.

Some wonderful mental images making the average person want to support them not.

Maggy's right its been done to death earlier in the thread about how rare it was for them to catch anything pre ban, in fact the most startling fact was one hunt killed more foxes on the first day of hunting post ban than it did in the entire season pre ban and how it's one dog that does the kill so nothing is ripped to shreads, its all very emotive terminology though I give you that.

What none of this helps with is the urban fox, the problem is getting worse imo, they are simply everywhere now, I put it down to morons that feed them regularly personally, they lack the mental capacity to realise if they are giving it food every night it doesn't need to defend its territory and will have more young as times seem good to it but what if anything happens to.said moron, like they move or die, the fox then has to fight to regain its territory.

Sirius · 11-07-2012, 15:54

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Originally Posted by Peter_

But when they did it was quite barbaric and again if that is how they get their jollies then they have something significantly wrong in their mental makeup wanting to watch an exhausted creature being ripped to shreds and possibly even more disgusting new members getting blooded with its blood.

Some wonderful mental images making the average person want to support them not.

Having attended hunts when i was younger and fitter "on the saboteurs side" and how i wish i still could. I saw plenty of hunts kill and watched them laugh and scream with pleasure at the killing. The fact that they encouraged children to get involved as well made me wonder if they had any humanity in them. If the average person was to watch some of the videos on YouTube showing what happens at the kill and how they woop with delight many many more people would be against this BLOOD SPORT and lets face it this is a sport nothing else.

TheDaddy · 09-10-2012, 03:30

Just been listening to how canida Doyle from pulp had returned from four days away to find foxes had trashed her first floor flat on the radio, the really interesting thing about the show was the stats from the fox project who said they received 35000 calls last year, approx 6000 from people reporting damage to property by foxes and a staggering 29000+ calls from people wanting to know what they should feed them!

Taf · 26-11-2012, 13:29

They're still at it. But luckily anti-hunt persons were there.

http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=df5_1353870712

**Chris** · 26-11-2012, 13:40

Well, we will never know whether that hunt was conducted within the law or not, as the sabs appear to have intervened before the law was broken.

From that video it seems to me that coping with the presence of sabs has just become part of the sport. From what I could see there were as many people running round with video cameras - on both sides - as there were on horseback.

Pierre · 26-11-2012, 14:13

nice piece of objective unbiased unemotive reporting there.

Good Job

Sirius · 26-11-2012, 15:27

The hunt saboteur did well. Well done

Glad to see the neanderthals failed to get a kill.

papa smurf · 26-11-2012, 19:37

those animals should be dragged off their horses and bull whipped for twenty minuets or so , just to let them know what pain feels like .

Sirius · 26-11-2012, 19:55

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Originally Posted by papa smurf

those animals should be dragged off their horses and bull whipped for twenty minuets or so , just to let them know what pain feels like .

One tried to whip me with his crop once because he said i was in his way on a public path, I dragged him off his horse and smacked him right in the face.

TheDaddy · 27-11-2012, 02:58

Who wrote this a child, the language is hilarious, it might of had rabies and got run over after refusing to get out of the way were particular highlights, not sure I even dare click on the bushy tailed bandit link

http://www.metro.co.uk/news/918633-c...ed-to-bus-stop

TheDaddy · 09-02-2013, 23:33

It's ok though, apparently it was just scared, the baby is just scarred

http://news.sky.com/story/1050008/fo...-in-cot-attack

Pierre · 10-02-2013, 19:32

I think posting urban fox attacks in this thread is pointless. The urban fox issue is totally separate to fox hunting.

There should be a concerted effort in culling urban foxs, they are like rats, they are vermin and should be exterminated.