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1 hour ago, difflock said:

To slightly change tack,  I have really really enjoyed watching YouTube videos of dogs being used to kill rats in and around decrepit farm buildings and from under the modern movable henhouses/pighouses.

A proper days crack.

Does this not constitute hunting with dogs?

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On 27/11/2021 at 17:55, Big J said:

And covid restrictions are back.

 

Apparently we now have to isolate until we've got a negative day 2 PCR test after international travel. And wear f*cking masks again in shops.

 

Bollocks to that. I'm just not doing this anymore.

J I’ve pretty much came to that conclusion now, no more of these petty destructive restrictions, life’s too short to have some jobsworth politician and ego inflated scientists literally having us dance to this bullshit tune. It’s all just way way too convenient quite frankly , the public has basically had enough of this, cop 26 etc is over so let’s just refocus on covid 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️Hey presto the worst ever variant with 2 whole cases so far and that’s enough to reintroduce restrictions. They genuinely must think the masses will swallow any old shit. 

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10 hours ago, daveatdave said:

this photo just about sums up the miss information that the antis peddle

  

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Don't think this one was taken out of the freezer or forged by the sabs, this is the case where the huntsman threw 4 live fox cubs to the hounds in the kennels in 2016.

 

https://www.cornwalllive.com/news/cornwall-news/huntsman-threw-fox-cubs-kennel-2964035

 

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Just now, Rich Rule said:

Does moose hunting with dogs come under the same?

 

Is it cruel in the eyes of some?

I’ve Norwegian work mates who hunt Elg and use Elghunds. As far as I can tell the Hounds don’t bring down the Elk and rip it to pieces although I believe that has not always been the case. 
 

I’ll get an update off of him this afternoon at shift change. 
 

Funnily enough we’ve been watching a Norwegian Hunting series these last few days. 

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30 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Well the cat came back with yet another fresh kill mouse last night, not sure how that stacks up !!. Mind you she does tend to eat what she kills 🤷‍♂️

Only hunting with dogs covered by the 2004 act so a pack of cats is fine to hunt anything.

 

Only two mammals may be hunted by dogs, rats (but not mice or squirrels) and rabbits (but not hares) I just needed to check.

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12 minutes ago, trigger_andy said:

I’ve Norwegian work mates who hunt Elg and use Elghunds. As far as I can tell the Hounds don’t bring down the Elk and rip it to pieces although I believe that has not always been the case. 
 

I’ll get an update off of him this afternoon at shift change. 
 

Funnily enough we’ve been watching a Norwegian Hunting series these last few days. 

Got a link to the series Andy?

 

I am looking at a Jämthund in the new year.  Got my name down for a pup.  Jämthund is the Swedish version of the Elghund.  Little larger and slimmer.  Beautiful dags ;)

 

 

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1 minute ago, Rich Rule said:

Got a link to the series Andy?

 

I am looking at a Jämthund in the new year.  Got my name down for a pup.  Jämthund is the Swedish version of the Elghund.  Little larger and slimmer.  Beautiful dags ;)

 

 

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I'll ask him when he comes out tonight. :) 

 

Lovely Dogs. I really want one as well. But with two Samoyeds already Id like a Family Friendly Guard Dog and from what my work mates says his Elghunds are no better than my Sammies at deterring Pikies. They have a good bark on them but will just lick any intruder to death before defending the property.

 

I'll look into the Jämthund. How much for a pup?

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1 hour ago, Commando said:.  However I don't get people who say they are happy to see terriers killing rats but think hounds on foxes is unacceptable/animal cruelty.🤔

There are 2 very clearly definable differences in the 2 examples though Craig. 
 

(1) Setting terriers amongst rats is a short sharp high intensity high return and might  be considered as having an efficient and functional output. 
 

(2) It wouldn’t normally be considered as a recreational pastime dressed up as a credible pest control measure. 
 

On that basis I don’t think there is a contradiction or even a correlation between the 2 examples.  Whilst I wouldn’t necessarily say it made me happy to see a terrier amongst rats - I could / can / have seen the necessity and efficiency that can be achieved. 
 

I don’t believe the same degree of necessity / efficiency exists in relation to fox hunting. 
 


 

 

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