Seal hunting in london

[Aussie Whip 3,827]

9 hours ago, Tyla said:

In my opinion it's wasn't the dog that killed that seal but the stress. Absolutely the owner shouldn't have let it happen but if the rescuers had let it go back into the sea straight away I reckon it would've survived. I suspect it would be feeling a bit sorry for itself now but starting to heal up and certainly not dead. The stress of the attack followed by being wrestled into a van and taken to a rescue, who clearly had no idea how to deal with it, would have had a far worse adverse affect than the injuries themselves. Animals are far tougher physically than humans, I've seen deer, foxes and rabbits all survive and thrive with missing limbs. Stress is a killer to wild animals though, if those deer or whatever had been 'rescued' after whatever injury had caused the loss of the limb I'd expect they'd be dead now.

I agree, you see seals scarred up from run ins with great whites and they have healed, a terrier attack is like a mozzie bite.

[Black neck 15,162]

On 30/03/2021 at 21:46, Bangersanmash said:

The woman's done that walk many of times with the dog it's ment to be a laid back dog. " She put her hands up an said sorry even paid towards the seals treatment " You can't do anything  more than that to show your deepest remorse for the seal getting harmed. And as for packham if we didn't hunt game would many still say he's a prick. Alot of us call him because he's a naturist and think that all naturist are against hunting but that's not that the fact.  " If game needs to be Kulled badgers , Deer and other game he's even said that life. Long as it's done the correct way then there's no problem . We all know when he talks about anti hunting  he's on about fools going out hunting game leaving it at the side of the roads like many of us have seen by the picture some of the fellow hunters have shown on here that dick heads by them have left about .    There the ones that give us a bad name. I'm into breeding  British birds an like to watch spring watch and have to say the man's got a lot of knowledge on wildlife and have to say he's a clever c**t when it comes to all the animal kingdom 

Only just seen this ,mate the packham is dead against any form of hunting shooting, and certainly dog work  I'd like 2 see where he said he supported the culling of badgers and deer and hunting is OK as long as u tek it home wi ya wtf mate, 

Naturalist mate lol the thought a that twat running about bolloko is pretty funny tho

[Daniel cain 42,864]

He got one of the biggest egg collections of native bird species from the UK....but that's alright because the cnuts on the spectrum don't live far from a few lads I knock around with....hrsy not hard to find

[Bangersanmash 2,374]

10 hours ago, Black neck said:

Only just seen this ,mate the packham is dead against any form of hunting shooting, and certainly dog work  I'd like 2 see where he said he supported the culling of badgers and deer and hunting is OK as long as u tek it home wi ya wtf mate, 

Naturalist mate lol the thought a that twat running about bolloko is pretty funny tho

Was on the red button after spring watch.  A Woman asked him a question about bovine and the culling of badger because of the  population being large in the south west and West Midlands scientific evidence has shown that in these areas upto 1 in 3 badgers will have BTB. This means that vaccinating badgers in these areas will have no impact on the levels of disease. So the best option is to cull them. That's when packham spoke back with long as it's done humanely then there's no problem. Same with the deer he was on about the game keeper in the new forest where he lives saying he's got a job to do to keep the numbers just right and culling older deer is just the cycle of life. He's always on about His favourite birds being  the gos hawk the way he talks about the bird and it's prey drive and how it kills and nothing comes close he's blood thirsty is packham. If someone offered him a day out with the gos hawks he'd be straight up for it  then you'd have him over a barrel . People don't like him because he's a clever c**t but you play clever c**ts at there own game. 

[Black neck 15,162]

28 minutes ago, Bangersanmash said:

Was on the red button after spring watch.  A Woman asked him a question about bovine and the culling of badger because of the  population being large in the south west and West Midlands scientific evidence has shown that in these areas upto 1 in 3 badgers will have BTB. This means that vaccinating badgers in these areas will have no impact on the levels of disease. So the best option is to cull them. That's when packham spoke back with long as it's done humanely then there's no problem. Same with the deer he was on about the game keeper in the new forest where he lives saying he's got a job to do to keep the numbers just right and culling older deer is just the cycle of life. He's always on about His favourite birds being  the gos hawk the way he talks about the bird and it's prey drive and how it kills and nothing comes close he's blood thirsty is packham. If someone offered him a day out with the gos hawks he'd be straight up for it  then you'd have him over a barrel . People don't like him because he's a clever c**t but you play clever c**ts at there own game. 

Still not inviting him as my guest at foxdroppers tea party I dunt care what u say

[jackthelad 1,855]

On 31/03/2021 at 12:13, Tyla said:

In my opinion it's wasn't the dog that killed that seal but the stress. Absolutely the owner shouldn't have let it happen but if the rescuers had let it go back into the sea straight away I reckon it would've survived. I suspect it would be feeling a bit sorry for itself now but starting to heal up and certainly not dead. The stress of the attack followed by being wrestled into a van and taken to a rescue, who clearly had no idea how to deal with it, would have had a far worse adverse affect than the injuries themselves. Animals are far tougher physically than humans, I've seen deer, foxes and rabbits all survive and thrive with missing limbs. Stress is a killer to wild animals though, if those deer or whatever had been 'rescued' after whatever injury had caused the loss of the limb I'd expect they'd be dead now.

i had a roe last season had 3 legs with a deformed leg growing from the back of its neck but it was fat and healthy otherwise god no,s how it had survived so long