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Jehst · 01-03-2005, 15:59

Chased and killed for food but not ripped apart by 30 dogs commanded by 20-30 toffs watching it for personal enjoyment, its nothing less than a snuff movie with animals.

So you have a problem with 'toffs' hunting? Would it be more agreeable if it was a working class/ urban sport? In fact if you read the statistics, a fox is VERY rarley caught, the sport it seems is more of a social occasion invloving horse riding. The fox is killed yes, but by enforcing the ban farmers are now employing more snare traps to kill foxes.. snare traps catch the fox fox and they starve or bleed to death.

urm...they kinda run the country?

Yes they do, but what is thier role as government? To serve the people and protect our liberties, not to enforce the will of others over a minority.

there is 10x (estimate maybe more?) the number of rats than humans and plenty of rabbits too theres no chance of them going extinct whereas the number of foxes is decreasing rapidly over the past few years

This is a load of rubbish, the fox population is not declining, where you heard that i would liek to know. If it was hunting would not have any significant impact on the fox population. You also miss the point, the ban protects the animal from 'cruel' hunting. What is their to say that hunting other animals not on the ban is in any way less or not cruel?

01-03-2005, 15:59	#6 (permalink)
Name, Title, Location Jehst Full Member Horsham/Nottingham British Antarctic Territory Posts348 Karma Pu-997.15	Re: Fox Hunting... Chased and killed for food but not ripped apart by 30 dogs commanded by 20-30 toffs watching it for personal enjoyment, its nothing less than a snuff movie with animals. So you have a problem with 'toffs' hunting? Would it be more agreeable if it was a working class/ urban sport? In fact if you read the statistics, a fox is VERY rarley caught, the sport it seems is more of a social occasion invloving horse riding. The fox is killed yes, but by enforcing the ban farmers are now employing more snare traps to kill foxes.. snare traps catch the fox fox and they starve or bleed to death. urm...they kinda run the country? Yes they do, but what is thier role as government? To serve the people and protect our liberties, not to enforce the will of others over a minority. there is 10x (estimate maybe more?) the number of rats than humans and plenty of rabbits too theres no chance of them going extinct whereas the number of foxes is decreasing rapidly over the past few years This is a load of rubbish, the fox population is not declining, where you heard that i would liek to know. If it was hunting would not have any significant impact on the fox population. You also miss the point, the ban protects the animal from 'cruel' hunting. What is their to say that hunting other animals not on the ban is in any way less or not cruel?

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