Otters

[wayne baker]

At the end of the day otters have been about for thousands of years and though they are making a comeback your still very lucky to see one. I saw one last year on my local strech of the suffolk stour and that was the first time i had seen a wild one. I think we have more worries with two legged fish thiefs at the moment

[Sportsman]

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I have checked and Yes Hedgehogs are protected .

 

Have you any idea how many songbirds (all protected species) are killed by domestic cats each day?

Can't really have a go at Tigger just because his dogs kill the occasional hedgehog

[Guest tigger]

Have you any idea how many songbirds (all protected species) are killed by domestic cats each day?

Can't really have a go at Tigger just because his dogs kill the occasional hedgehog

 

 

 

Yeah Sporstman.........you've got to be carefull of Rabbits ferocious Pussy!!!!

[Guest Rabbit]

Yeah Sporstman.........you've got to be carefull of Rabbits ferocious Pussy!!!!

See you reverted to type then,

Ferocious pussy, about as funny as an out of control Staffy, need some lessons in dog training do we? You only have to ask, bring 'em down but you must remember it's not the dogs that are the problem,

Oh no

[Andy Macfarlane]

It always baffles me when people talk of wildlife as we are somehow separate from nature. Are we not animals? We're we not given the tools we have in order to exist as a part of nature. I'm quite sure we'll have some clever retort that this is the 21st century. Like it or not, we are just as much a part of nature as any other animal. We're not the supreme beings we like to think we are. The state of the planet is testament to that.

[SPSwallow]

It always baffles me when people talk of wildlife as we are somehow separate from nature. Are we not animals? We're we not given the tools we have in order to exist as a part of nature. I'm quite sure we'll have some clever retort that this is the 21st century. Like it or not, we are just as much a part of nature as any other animal. We're not the supreme beings we like to think we are. The state of the planet is testament to that.

 

I agree. In that case. Let nature burn. Nature obviously gave us the tools to think logically and decide wether it is apropriate to do certain things or not.

Edited October 2, 2008 by SPSwallow

[Andy Macfarlane]

Otter and pike lived side by side for a long time before we had any say in the matter and they're both here along with their prey now so they clearly they don't eat that much. As I said at the start, let them find a balance and no problem as far as I can see.

[Guest tigger]

See you reverted to type then,

 

And what type would that be then Neil ?

 

 

Ferocious pussy, about as funny as an out of control Staffy, need some lessons in dog training do we?

 

 

I think you need to go stroke your Pussy .............as I think you are getting a bit confused.

 

I don't own any Staffies.

[Dick Dastardly]

Dont see them enough to know really! and I wonder why?

[Guest Rabbit]

And what type would that be then Neil ?

 

 

 

 

 

I think you need to go stroke your Pussy .............as I think you are getting a bit confused.

 

I don't own any Staffies.

 

No matter what you own, looks like they are out of control. To allow your Staffs to do that must be poor control, still perhaps you encouraged them, like I said shooting the face of a otter is hardly an accident is it?

Would you like to comment on the real issue, or are you just full of s''''