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Them Giant Foxes are back!
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Them Giant Foxes are back!
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I suppose we'll now get an equally giant amount of whinging from animal rights do-goodersOriginally posted by MarillionFan View Post
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I saw that on the BBC News website, this comment at the end made me laugh
The fox was shot over 40 miles away from the nearest urban centre in a part of the country with relatively few urban centres but huge amounts of wildernessJonathan Reynolds, senior research scientist at the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust (GWCT), said: "A 38lbs fox would have been unthinkable a few years ago.
"We don't know why they are getting bigger, but one possible explanation is that they are getting better fed in urban areas."Coffee's for closersComment
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I've just actually lost another cat not seen since last Monday so gone for a week now and I'm pretty sure it's a fox.
Two days before the cat went missing 2 pairs of shoes I had left outside the back door I found chewed up in the garden, there were clean bite marks out of leather so a strong bite. I waited up on Saturday night / morning to see if I could spot the b*stard and it did come back into my garden, I litteraly got 5ft away from it as I walked up to it and it wouldnt back off, it was easily the size of a dog, the thing was snarling at me which I didnt expect may be its ill, it was like something out of hounds of the bascavils, I actually ended up backing off in the end and jumping into the garage.
Over the last week another 2 cats have gone missing as well, council are not interested buts its getting out hand, its just to sus, may be go some nutter fox out there who has developed a taste for pussy. I'm keeping the other cat in now, I already lost another cat 3 years ago same thing, let it out and never saw it again.Last edited by Bumfluff; 5 March 2012, 16:12.Comment
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Looks like the one staring at me off the top of my garage the other night as I finished my last smoke of the day.
Loads around Tottenham.
We think they live in the abandoned passage way out the back of our house.
No!, I didn't say my back passage.
Last edited by Scrag Meister; 5 March 2012, 16:18.Never has a man been heard to say on his death bed that he wishes he'd spent more time in the office.Comment
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Nothing to stop you hunting for foxes, just not with dogs.Originally posted by BlasterBates View PostSlowly but surely the reason for fox hunting is becoming clear.Comment
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And why not hunt with dogs?Originally posted by Churchill View PostNothing to stop you hunting for foxes, just not with dogs.Comment
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Because it's against the law to hunt foxes with dogs.Originally posted by AtW View PostAnd why not hunt with dogs?Comment
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What about now?Originally posted by Churchill View PostBecause it's against the law to hunt foxes with dogs.
What happens in General, stays in General.You know what they say about assumptions!Comment
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