mixed feelings about mink

[Le Sanglier]

No it's the idiots that wanted to wear their pelts who are to blame. IMO

 

 

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100 percent agree.

[Dean Lofthouse]

No it's the idiots that wanted to wear their pelts who are to blame. IMO

 

 

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Sorry John, I have to partly disagree...the animal rights yobs should have had enough knowledge to know the devastation they would cause by releasing them.

 

There must have been another way to protest

[toejam266]

Have to agree. Saw mink in the river in Hebden bridge taking ducklings. Did wonders for the population of everything along the Calder

 

agree with you, fish on the calder and canal, in the summer you can one ever 600/800 yards

[humpo48]

No it's the idiots that wanted to wear their pelts who are to blame. IMO

 

 

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Yes I agree the idiots who wanted to wear the pelts as well!

[john p]

Sorry John, I have to partly disagree...the animal rights yobs should have had enough knowledge to know the devastation they would cause by releasing them.

 

There must have been another way to protest

 

Yep, I can totally see your point, but this is a completely man made problem (by furriers, consumers and A L F), and yes mink are pretty destructive, but they can co exist in smaller numbers, like any predator they are just trying to get on

 

 

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[Mick Stockbridge]

So what! What's done is done, lets top em and have some sport in the process...

[john p]

I think as well back when the anti fur movement was in full swing there were so many horrific images of animal cruelty coming out of these fur farms a lot of people reacted without thinking of long term effects, just rather alleviate short term suffering

 

 

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[john p]

So what! What's done is done, lets top em and have some sport in the process...

 

Your all heart mick!!!

 

 

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[arbmark]

dont agree. there isnt much wrong with wearing fur (only on special crocket nights) - its biodegradeable, renewable and 'humane' if they live a good natural life and quick painless death, its no different to eating them. like that happens anywhere if mankind's doing the harvesting though, that is the injustice. once saw a video of dogs stacked in a pile blinking out of live skinned bodies. i could easily rip a head off someone i saw doing that, in fact just give me an address

[Bewarethemoon]

dont agree. there isnt much wrong with wearing fur (only on special crocket nights) - its biodegradeable, renewable and 'humane' if they live a good natural life and quick painless death, its no different to eating them. like that happens anywhere if mankind's doing the harvesting though, that is the injustice. once saw a video of dogs stacked in a pile blinking out of live skinned bodies. i could easily rip a head off someone i saw doing that, in fact just give me an address

 

I think there's a fair bit wrong with wearing the skin of a wild animal for fashion.

 

Daniel.