Time to bring back foxhunting?

[Mich the Tester]

FFS, I am currently about 150 yards away from the feckin place. My knowledge of the subject comes from more than a newspaper.

It was foxes.

Talking foxes?

[dang65]

How many carnivorous rabbits do you know that can lift a human bone up through 6 feet of soil?

There was definitely a Hare in Scotland that used to dig up bodies. Maybe that's what they're thinking of?

[Churchill]

FFS, I am currently about 150 yards away from the feckin place. My knowledge of the subject comes from more than a newspaper.

It was foxes.

Oh, you saw the foxes chewing on a 150 year old human spine.

Why didn't you say so?

[Churchill]

There was definitely a Hare in Scotland that used to dig up bodies. Maybe that's what they're thinking of?

Don't be a Burke!

[minestrone]

Oh, you saw the foxes chewing on a 150 year old human spine.

Why didn't you say so?

Oh, you seen a rabbit chewing on the spine then?

[dang65]

Oh, you seen a rabbit chewing on the spine then?

Probably quite easy going after all those bloody thistles.

[Churchill]

Oh, you seen a rabbit chewing on the spine then?

I've seen a rabbit burrow where they've burrowed into an old farm's "midden" and thrown up all sorts of stuff, old glass bottles, clay pipes, bones etc.

That's what rabbits do.

[minestrone]

I've seen a rabbit burrow where they've burrowed into an old farm's "midden" and thrown up all sorts of stuff, old glass bottles, clay pipes, bones etc.

That's what rabbits do.

Can you prove that?

[Sysman]

FFS, I am currently about 150 yards away from the feckin place. My knowledge of the subject comes from more than a newspaper.

It was foxes.

l

gossip at the corner shop and down the pub

[Churchill]

Can you prove that?

Here's a couple of scientific papers on Middens...

ScotlandsPlaces - Isle of May

Brian Dolan | Papers | Lambay lithics: the taphonomy of a non-ploughzone surface scatter - Academia.edu

Hth.