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Surely the question of big cats could be proved or disproved in 24 hrs with few hounds. Areas such as thirmere which is apparently the new hot spot....yet has had packs of hounds through it regularly with 50 plus people with binoculars watching every inch while they are drawing. (Not to mention the two stalkers at thirmere equipped with thermals) But a couple of imported big cat hounds, surely that could be arranged? Would blood hounds given cat scent not be able to hunt em, I reckon I could arrange a couple of blood hounds
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I remember a spitting image sketch where Israel was trying to put out a fire by throwing buckets of petrol on it....an odd bucket from America and an odd bucket from Iran. Fck knows what's going to happen. We shouldn't be on either side. The devastating attacks on Palestinian civilians is disgraceful will create 'terrorists' for another couple of generations that will further the problems. Terrible. The political left is furthering it's unholy alliance with Islam which will increase the Islamic takeover of the west
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40p on temu and a bit of super glue
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Nottinghill carnival this weekend I believe....be a few stabbings and other cultural demonstrations on display I would think
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Big wasp nest opened by a badger. Fogging plaster mites and a long dead rat
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I thought these comments from a professional hunter were interesting. Shows the realities of 'trophy hunting'. If a hunter had shot the lion then the community would have got a percentage of the trophy fee
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Your probably right then pal. Kenya teems with animals, 40" buffalo are getting rarer and Botswana has to many elephants because of photo tourism
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Professional hunter killed by a buffalo in Zambia yesterday
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Yes it's absolutely the case. Wildlife tourism may protect a few tame animals in a few tiny highly protected areas but beyond that it does nothing. Kenya has zero wildlife outside it's parks.
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Well that assessment is wrong 40" buff aren't in any way becoming rarer. As a rat catcher who grew up on a council estate I could reasonably expect to be able to afford to go and shoot one....at no point in history would that of been possible for someone like me. They were once the dream trophy, now they are fairly common....so your assessment that you googled is wrong
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Only read half of that but.....I'd say it's completely wrong. 40" bulls aren't rare these days. I've had two mates shoot buffalo bulls and both were 40". As said earlier it isn't as special now especially in south Africa where they will get supplementary feeding if needed.
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Absolutely rubbish Africa is seeing wildlife numbers boom in areas that have well run trophy hunting. Trophy's that would have taken numerous month long safaris to collect in the 80's can now be taken regularly on a week long safari in south Africa or Namibia. In fact they are shooting record trophy African species on Texas game farms these days. Years ago a 40" cape buff was everyone's dream....now you can state 40" minimum when booking an African hunt. Animal populations suffer when their value as a trophy is less than the value of the land for farming or human expansion....o
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Like those tiles
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I think it's a soup dish rather than a cup
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Hot turkey and stuffing
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I think guy folkes made the mistake of filming himself and uploading to social media
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Interested in one of the round pole traps
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Piccadilly gardens in the 80's compared to today.
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FISHING FOR BLUEFIN TUNA IN ENGLISH WATERS GIVEN GO-AHEAD
DIDO.1 replied to paulus's topic in Fresh & Salt Water Fishing
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Meanwhile my Mrs is a witness in an abuse and fraud case, police have been coming to pick up videos and photos since February, they keep making appointments to come round and then cancelling. The elderly lady involved won't get justice, it's to late now. If it goes to trial, it will be years. Horrific times
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Forest Gate: 'Trauma' as Pride flags vandalised for fifth time WWW.BBC.COM Three Pride flags painted on a pavement outside Forest Gate station are vandalised again. Trauma as gay pride flag vandalized. My grandma sheltered her babies as German bombers flew overhead and bombs blew the windows out.....yet people are being told they are suffering trauma because of this. Police are investigating it as hate crime and hunting the criminals... .... and we all know if they are caught it will be jail time
