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Old 20-11-2004, 08:30 AM
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"Joe" wrote in message
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For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



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Old 20-11-2004, 09:20 AM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:30:16 GMT, "Diane Epps"
wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message=20
.. .
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just =

killed=20
my ducks


Why did you not lock the ducks up thereby protecting them?

by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for=20
sport.


=46oxes have no interest in sport. They kill the lot instinctively so
that there is plenty for the larder.

I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where=20
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who =

have=20
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait.


This already happens and often here.

I=20
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for=20
someone with a gun.


Or you could just try and look after your ducks properly! I dont
suppose you would let your children out without protection? If you are
unable to look after animals you should not have them, dont blame
foxes for your failures.



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Old 20-11-2004, 10:18 AM
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"Haggus the orriblulus" wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:30:16 GMT, "Diane Epps"
wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
.. .
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just
killed
my ducks


Why did you not lock the ducks up thereby protecting them?

by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport.


Foxes have no interest in sport. They kill the lot instinctively so
that there is plenty for the larder.

I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait.


This already happens and often here.

I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.


Or you could just try and look after your ducks properly! I dont
suppose you would let your children out without protection? If you are
unable to look after animals you should not have them, dont blame
foxes for your failures.

You are obviously an expert in animal husbandry please let me know how I
should look after my ducks properly.


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Old 20-11-2004, 11:45 AM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 10:18:07 GMT, "Diane Epps"
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"Haggus the orriblulus" wrote in message
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 08:30:16 GMT, "Diane Epps"
wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
. ..
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just
killed
my ducks


Why did you not lock the ducks up thereby protecting them?

by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport.


Foxes have no interest in sport. They kill the lot instinctively so
that there is plenty for the larder.

I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait.


This already happens and often here.

I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.


Or you could just try and look after your ducks properly! I dont
suppose you would let your children out without protection? If you are
unable to look after animals you should not have them, dont blame
foxes for your failures.

You are obviously an expert in animal husbandry please let me know how I
should look after my ducks properly.


Far better you tell him what you actually do to protect your animals?

Please also learn to post a reply properly so that we know who said
what.


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Old 20-11-2004, 11:51 AM
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On 20/11/04 8:30, in article ,
"Diane Epps" wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
...
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



You could move to Scotland. They're killing more foxes there now than they
were before hunting was banned in that country. Of course, they're shooting
them so the foxes that aren't killed outright will die horrible, lingering,
painful deaths from gangrene.
--

Sacha
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Old 20-11-2004, 12:20 PM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 11:51:48 +0000, Sacha
wrote:

On 20/11/04 8:30, in article ,
"Diane Epps" wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
...
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



You could move to Scotland. They're killing more foxes there now than they
were before hunting was banned in that country.


That's quite untrue pro hunt propoganda.

Of course, they're shooting
them so the foxes that aren't killed outright will die horrible, lingering,
painful deaths from gangrene.


Actually the groups who carry out culls are supposed to be marksmen
and professional at that. Perhaps you are suggesting we should expose
these lies too? Please provide proof for that claim.


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Old 20-11-2004, 01:39 PM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 12:55:06 +0000, Sacha
wrote:

On 20/11/04 12:20, in article , "Dorian"
wrote:

snip

Actually the groups who carry out culls are supposed to be marksmen
and professional at that. Perhaps you are suggesting we should expose
these lies too? Please provide proof for that claim.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4027461.stm


Try not to take seriously the freaks with an agenda.

Do you have any none "pro hunt" proof for this? anything serious will
do!


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Old 20-11-2004, 03:28 PM
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"Diane Epps" wrote in message
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[snip]

Since your newsreader did not insert the usual attribution marks at
the beginning of the lines, the thread has now become so garbled that
it is no longer worth reading.

Franz


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Old 20-11-2004, 03:32 PM
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"Sacha" wrote in message
k...
On 20/11/04 8:30, in article
,
"Diane Epps" wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
...
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just
killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



You could move to Scotland. They're killing more foxes there now than
they
were before hunting was banned in that country. Of course, they're
shooting
them so the foxes that aren't killed outright will die horrible,
lingering,
painful deaths from gangrene.
--


My ducks were locked up every night in a wooden shed with straw bedding.
They spent the days with free run of the garden and use of a 10 X 10 metre
pond. But the foxes still got them in broad day light. I tried my best but
was outfoxed so to speak I no longer keep ducks, what a pity I miss their
good offices on the slug eating front. I hope I have not offended the
society for the protection of slugs, but I guess as they are not soft and
fluffy no one will be ready to march on their behalf.




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Old 20-11-2004, 07:34 PM
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On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 15:32:00 GMT, "Diane Epps"
wrote:


"Sacha" wrote in message
. uk...
On 20/11/04 8:30, in article
,
"Diane Epps" wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
...
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just
killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.


You could move to Scotland. They're killing more foxes there now than
they
were before hunting was banned in that country. Of course, they're
shooting
them so the foxes that aren't killed outright will die horrible,
lingering,
painful deaths from gangrene.
--


My ducks were locked up every night in a wooden shed with straw bedding.
They spent the days with free run of the garden and use of a 10 X 10 metre
pond. But the foxes still got them in broad day light. I tried my best but
was outfoxed so to speak I no longer keep ducks, what a pity I miss their
good offices on the slug eating front. I hope I have not offended the
society for the protection of slugs, but I guess as they are not soft and
fluffy no one will be ready to march on their behalf.


It seems your stupidty is boundless anyway so whats the point?


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"Diane Epps" wrote in message
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"Joe" wrote in message
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For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just

killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait. I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



Alternatively practise good animal husbandry and ensure your ducks are
securely shut away at night in fox proof housing. I breed rare poultry and
have not lost any to the fox. If I did I would be blaming myself for not
providing secure accommodation for the livestock in my care.


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"Sacha" wrote in message
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On 20/11/04 8:30, in article

,
"Diane Epps" wrote:


"Joe" wrote in message
...
For those of you who have an interest in the urban fox.

http://www.thefoxproject.fsnet.co.uk/

Joe
.
Yes I am interested but only in how to get rid of them. They just

killed
my ducks by biting their heads off, didn't eat them just killed them

for
sport. I do hope we are not headed for the Spanish experience where
people leave poison bait out which is a danger to domestic dogs who

have
to be muzzled or kept on a lead to prevent them form eating the bait.

I
have dogs so this is not an option so I guess I will have to look for
someone with a gun.



You could move to Scotland. They're killing more foxes there now than

they
were before hunting was banned in that country. Of course, they're

shooting
them so the foxes that aren't killed outright will die horrible,

lingering,
painful deaths from gangrene.


You talk as though foxes were not shot before the ban. They were.So if they
are suffering from gangrene now because inexpert marksmen are shooting them,
nothing has changed.


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On 20/11/04 13:39, in article , "Dorian"
wrote:

On Sat, 20 Nov 2004 12:55:06 +0000, Sacha
wrote:

On 20/11/04 12:20, in article
, "Dorian"
wrote:

snip

Actually the groups who carry out culls are supposed to be marksmen
and professional at that. Perhaps you are suggesting we should expose
these lies too? Please provide proof for that claim.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/4027461.stm


Try not to take seriously the freaks with an agenda.

Do you have any none "pro hunt" proof for this? anything serious will
do!


The BBC website won't do for you? Then nothing will and you must hug your
ill-informed bias to yourself.
--

Sacha
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On 20/11/04 23:00, in article , "ex WGS
Hamm" wrote:

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You talk as though foxes were not shot before the ban. They were.So if they
are suffering from gangrene now because inexpert marksmen are shooting them,
nothing has changed.


Yes, it has. More are being killed now than were being killed before.
--

Sacha
(remove the weeds for email)

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