badgers

[apollo 9]

did anyone see this on the news this morning, i thought it had all gone very quiet...????

 

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1312160/Farmers-green-light-badger-cull-controversial-war-tuberculosis.html

[Waz 4,293]

Ian Johnson, from the National Farmers’ Union, said: ‘This would be a long-overdue victory for common sense'

[Leeview 792]

Radio 2 reported on this legislation and cull mentioning shooting the badgers, but only if neighbouring farmers agree to a joint effort,basically no good one landowner culling if his neighbours dont

Y.I.S Leeview

[chimp 299]

when does it come into force? i bet the badger brigade will get it stopped again before it gets that far

[bert the fert 28]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

[Malt 379]

when does it come into force? i bet the badger brigade will get it stopped again before it gets that far

 

I just hope the UK government have learned from the disaster here in Pembrokeshire and take more care when drafting the legislation. Plans for the trial cull here were abandoned due to an exploited technicality in the wording of the legislation, nothing to do with the actual process...

[skinner 348]

about time the farmers got some justice , start loading them guns and start blasting

[DottyDoo 500]

fecking pests need controled

[gonetoearth 5,144]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

i am even more interested in your leading questions , ,but heres the answers , YES,LOOK UP BOVINE TB, THE LONG TERM IMPACT WILL BE TB FREE BADGERS IN A CONTROLLED SITUATION, AND NO BADGERS WERE NOT UNDER THREAT OF EXTINCTION PRE 1973 THEY WERE OVER PROTECTED WHEN A SEASON FOR CONTROL WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAN ADEQUATE,THEY ARE NOW THE MOST PROTECTED ANIMAL IN THE WORLD

[bert the fert 28]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

i am even more interested in your leading questions , ,but heres the answers , YES,LOOK UP BOVINE TB, THE LONG TERM IMPACT WILL BE TB FREE BADGERS IN A CONTROLLED SITUATION, AND NO BADGERS WERE NOT UNDER THREAT OF EXTINCTION PRE 1973 THEY WERE OVER PROTECTED WHEN A SEASON FOR CONTROL WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAN ADEQUATE,THEY ARE NOW THE MOST PROTECTED ANIMAL IN THE WORLD

 

Wind your neck in, sossidge. I wasn't being " leading ". As i said, i was ignorant of the debate, and thought THL an ideal place to fill in the gaps. My mistake, obviously. I'll stick to google in future,

[Tiny 7 1,694]

And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

 

Dont think they become extinct just controlled, Like deer ect ecT, Deer are also proved that they to carry TB....

[bert the fert 28]

 

 

Dont think they become extinct just controlled, Like deer ect ecT, Deer are also proved that they to carry TB....

 

 

Thanks, tiny.

[gonetoearth 5,144]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

i am even more interested in your leading questions , ,but heres the answers , YES,LOOK UP BOVINE TB, THE LONG TERM IMPACT WILL BE TB FREE BADGERS IN A CONTROLLED SITUATION, AND NO BADGERS WERE NOT UNDER THREAT OF EXTINCTION PRE 1973 THEY WERE OVER PROTECTED WHEN A SEASON FOR CONTROL WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAN ADEQUATE,THEY ARE NOW THE MOST PROTECTED ANIMAL IN THE WORLD

 

Wind your neck in, sossidge. I wasn't being " leading ". As i said, i was ignorant of the debate, and thought THL an ideal place to fill in the gaps. My mistake, obviously. I'll stick to google in future,

WELL CUP CAKE they sure are

[bert the fert 28]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

i am even more interested in your leading questions , ,but heres the answers , YES,LOOK UP BOVINE TB, THE LONG TERM IMPACT WILL BE TB FREE BADGERS IN A CONTROLLED SITUATION, AND NO BADGERS WERE NOT UNDER THREAT OF EXTINCTION PRE 1973 THEY WERE OVER PROTECTED WHEN A SEASON FOR CONTROL WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAN ADEQUATE,THEY ARE NOW THE MOST PROTECTED ANIMAL IN THE WORLD

 

Wind your neck in, sossidge. I wasn't being " leading ". As i said, i was ignorant of the debate, and thought THL an ideal place to fill in the gaps. My mistake, obviously. I'll stick to google in future,

WELL CUP CAKE they sure are

 

 

aye, whatever.

[gonetoearth 5,144]

I'm a bit ignorant of the ins and outs of the badger cull debate. So, do they definitely carry TB then ? Can cattle not be vaccinated against TB like we are ? And if culling proves popular what will the long term impact be on badgers ? Will they be eventually extinct in Britain ?

 

Forgive the questions, am very curious.

i am even more interested in your leading questions , ,but heres the answers , YES,LOOK UP BOVINE TB, THE LONG TERM IMPACT WILL BE TB FREE BADGERS IN A CONTROLLED SITUATION, AND NO BADGERS WERE NOT UNDER THREAT OF EXTINCTION PRE 1973 THEY WERE OVER PROTECTED WHEN A SEASON FOR CONTROL WOULD HAVE BEEN MORE THAN ADEQUATE,THEY ARE NOW THE MOST PROTECTED ANIMAL IN THE WORLD

 

Wind your neck in, sossidge. I wasn't being " leading ". As i said, i was ignorant of the debate, and thought THL an ideal place to fill in the gaps. My mistake, obviously. I'll stick to google in future,

WELL CUP CAKE they sure are

 

 

aye, whatever.

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