Its an article, all the Indian First nations of Canada are allowed to trap for fur, fish, and hunt, for the up keep off their Resevations and way of life and cultural well being, there is no shame in being First Native and their way of life, the bearskins of which is the BlackBear is in noway in decline, they eat the meat and the Brigade of Guards and the Canadian Foot guards wear the pelts on Military Uniform, cannot see the shame, sorry i Hunt and i Fish and i eat Meat from domestic and Wild,.....unaffected Stuart
If its that bad wear plastic shoes, forego the sunday lunch, eat toffu, veggies, go without pork scratchings,....they have hair on them, dont eat bread its got Rennet from calves, then its cruel to take the wool from lambs to make your pringle Jumper, controlled hunting and farming go hand inhand everyone benefits, it gos on,they did try Bri Nylon it did not come up to scratch.....Stuart
Ihave been an Animal rights all my life, for christs sake let the indgenious native people live their lives, if there is a by pruduct let them sell it, this is human life and our time on this planet is short and one thing i will not be a veggie and thats my choice and will not wear plastic shoes, i live in the countryside, if i have to to be Goaded into the way of the city you lot would starve starve first and then freeze, not much of a life,Hunting ,Shooting,Fishing, next time you are at the beach catching shrimps let them go its Cruel they could be eaten or turned into chicken food, tonight i have my cotton slippers on as its warm, cold its the sheepskin, ...... dont like lentils not good for the polution...barph barph
My oldman passed his skills down to me and i am still at it, those Koi carp in your pond look nice in flour and panned fried, better set my sat nav...stuart
Dont think african greys ever made it to the menu, but are nicked because of value, only the west africans trapped them and took their red feathers for their own adornmant and sold them on for the pet trade which is now banned, only African Greys bred in this country are and can be sold for the pet trade.......
My daughter once had an African Grey,it got loose one day,flew through a factory skylight,and production stopped for a couple of hours till they caught the beast. _---- Don
All this talk about hunting and shooting reminds me that Autumn is almost upon us when it will be open season for bagging a few Haggis. You have to be out really early on a frosty morning to get the best of them. Paddy
you breed foxes then[ call them vermin]so that a pack of hounds can tare them to bits and YOU call it sport, and you breed birds so that you can blast them out of the sky. in my eyes you are not sportsmen just COWARDS as you know that your prey can not fight back
"most men are ruthless but some will still weep when the gifts we were given are gone"by david millet.!!!! Bearskins are for Bears not guards. www.petra2.com. ----- Stuart it seems you have been brain washed by the pro hound/horse hunt lobby take it from a farmer the horse & hound and the farmer do not go hand in hand. good on yer Geordie Lad. frank
Paddy, I take it you keep your Haggis in the deep freeze then,best place too according to whats going on here,on the lead they might get shot! ------ Don
Pheasnts cost on average with wages feed heating £35 per bird, a Tesco chicken costs to the £0.50p to the farmer it has lived 13 weeks, the pheasant has at least has a chance, as for foxes in town they are vermin stealing pets spreading mange, ripping open bin bags, i have never been brainwashed by horse& hound, or by pro horse lobby, take it from me asEstate Manager i deal with farming issues daily as with forestry,my horse sports has nothing to do with what i think on issues that effect my working of this Estate and Farm, there are more important issues that effect this land and country not something that is derisive and cunning to make an argument which is political and can be twisted to ones own agenda, then it has nothing to do with the countryside its personal
is there a bit of green in my eye?a pheasant is no more & no less than a chicken I've been there done that. as for vermin so are rats but the farmers seldom combat those.nor do the local councils to any effect its too expensive.by the way the kings troop & drummers have been using synthetic pelts for many a year. and as for twisting the argument that seems exactly what your doing
Don about your bird I once knew a parrot, he was in the 3&8s & he slept wiv his eyes &mouth open so one night we filled an FL &hung it above his head in the night we didnt know if he was choking or drowning the basard reported us to RSM Tibby Britain,no sense of humour.
In my town we have had foxes for as long as i can remember ,but i have never sean the local HUNT come down the street? If you used a .22 rifle on the pheasants they may have a chance. Sports men you are not.
And as for that "Welsh Rabbit"in Wales they don't have to shoot 'em,they just sing about "A welcome in the hillside" and then just pick up the dazed animals,or knock 'em on the head with a leek! ------ Don
Check the hunt card of the Atherstone Hunt mostly membered by Ex miners from your home town, which they raise an awfull lot of money for country sports and that includes fishing for the disabled, check at the miners club you could jointhe foot followers club lovely countryside around the hackerstone railway, Bosworth, have a nice day
The hunting and shooting subject is a very emotive one and therefore most people have opinions which vary enormously. Personally I think that to hunt or shoot an animal is in the nature of things.However it is only acceptable if it is done in a humane way with respect for the quarry. I am partial to a Venison steak or a brace of Pheasants, but I would hope that either was killed in a quick and painless way and for the reason of food. What I do find dispicable is the killing of animals for so- called sport and I despise those who get pleasure in the ACT of killing or causing suffering to any animal. Paddy
Yes Don they did old Tibby loved the RACboys for some unknown reason his wife (used to get us to bring her woodbines from the NAFFI.we had to scrub his office every evening for week with vim the floorboards and his desk ,6ft table folding flat, was white as snow except for a chair that all that was in there frank
I will not be harried on my thoughts on hunting, shooting , and fishing, if you dont like it sling your wellie hope it lands in or a COW ~PAT ..... dont forget to pick your dog shit UP
Paddy, I think you echo the feelings of most of us,over here if the venison and wildschwein were not kept under control by the hunters they would decimate the crops,and they cause great damage to the young trees in a cold winter.An emotional subject I think! ---------- Don
Its an article, all the Indian First nations of Canada are allowed to trap for fur, fish, and hunt, for the up keep off their Resevations and way of life and cultural well being, there is no shame in being First Native and their way of life, the bearskins of which is the BlackBear is in noway in decline, they eat the meat and the Brigade of Guards and the Canadian Foot guards wear the pelts on Military Uniform, cannot see the shame, sorry i Hunt and i Fish and i eat Meat from domestic and Wild,.....unaffected Stuart
ReplyDeleteIf its that bad wear plastic shoes, forego the sunday lunch, eat toffu, veggies, go without pork scratchings,....they have hair on them, dont eat bread its got Rennet from calves, then its cruel to take the wool from lambs to make your pringle Jumper, controlled hunting and farming go hand inhand everyone benefits, it gos on,they did try Bri Nylon it did not come up to scratch.....Stuart
ReplyDeleteif you want to hunt ,hunt each other then call it SPORT?
ReplyDeleteStuart you never have asked me to Dinner.me and your Dad were the biggest poachers the Royals ever had
ReplyDeleteI have seen this article many times before I think they use it as a space filler when they are short of news.
ReplyDeleteBob
Ihave been an Animal rights all my life, for christs sake let the indgenious native people live their lives, if there is a by pruduct let them sell it, this is human life and our time on this planet is short and one thing i will not be a veggie and thats my choice and will not wear plastic shoes, i live in the countryside, if i have to to be Goaded into the way of the city you lot would starve starve first and then freeze, not much of a life,Hunting ,Shooting,Fishing, next time you are at the beach catching shrimps let them go its Cruel they could be eaten or turned into chicken food, tonight i have my cotton slippers on as its warm, cold its the sheepskin, ...... dont like lentils not good for the polution...barph barph
ReplyDeleteBob the Signal not sure what you are looking at, click the blue letters,
ReplyDeleteMy oldman passed his skills down to me and i am still at it, those Koi carp in your pond look nice in flour and panned fried, better set my sat nav...stuart
ReplyDeleteisn't it a readers letter from a newspaper and I am sure its been printed many times over the years.
ReplyDeleteBob
STUART i hope you are still happy when some one blows POLLY out of the apple tree.
ReplyDeleteDont think african greys ever made it to the menu, but are nicked because of value, only the west africans trapped them and took their red feathers for their own adornmant and sold them on for the pet trade which is now banned, only African Greys bred in this country are and can be sold for the pet trade.......
ReplyDeleteMy daughter once had an African Grey,it got loose one day,flew through a factory skylight,and production stopped for a couple of hours till they caught the beast.
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Don
All this talk about hunting and shooting reminds me that Autumn is almost upon us when it will be open season for bagging a few Haggis. You have to be out really early on a frosty morning to get the best of them.
ReplyDeletePaddy
you breed foxes then[ call them vermin]so that a pack of hounds can tare them to bits and YOU call it sport,
ReplyDeleteand you breed birds so that you can blast them out of the sky.
in my eyes you are not sportsmen just COWARDS as you know that your prey can not fight back
"most men are ruthless but some will still weep when the gifts we were given are gone"by david millet.!!!!
ReplyDeleteBearskins are for Bears not guards. www.petra2.com. ----- Stuart it seems you have been brain washed by the
pro hound/horse hunt lobby take it from a farmer the horse & hound and the farmer do not go hand in hand.
good on yer Geordie Lad. frank
Paddy,
ReplyDeleteI take it you keep your Haggis in the deep freeze then,best place too according to whats going on here,on the lead they might get shot!
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Don
Tut! Don,didn't you know the Haggis flies. (Doesn'It?)
ReplyDeletePaddy
I've just had a thought,do the Welsh have a similiar native animal to the Haggis? Maybe you'd know Bob.
ReplyDeletePaddy
wot are you 2 on is it legal ? Paddy have you never heard of the welsh rabbit but its no use as a busby cos it's a
ReplyDeleteprotected species. frank
Pheasnts cost on average with wages feed heating £35 per bird, a Tesco chicken costs to the £0.50p to the farmer it has lived 13 weeks, the pheasant has at least has a chance, as for foxes in town they are vermin stealing pets spreading mange, ripping open bin bags, i have never been brainwashed by horse& hound, or by pro horse lobby, take it from me asEstate Manager i deal with farming issues daily as with forestry,my horse sports has nothing to do with what i think on issues that effect my working of this Estate and Farm, there are more important issues that effect this land and country not something that is derisive and cunning to make an argument which is political and can be twisted to ones own agenda, then it has nothing to do with the countryside its personal
ReplyDeleteis there a bit of green in my eye?a pheasant is no more & no less than a chicken I've been there done that. as for vermin so are rats but the farmers seldom combat those.nor do the local councils to any effect its too expensive.by the way the kings troop & drummers have been using synthetic pelts for many a year. and as for twisting the argument that seems exactly what your doing
ReplyDeleteDon about your bird I once knew a parrot, he was in the 3&8s & he slept wiv his eyes &mouth open so one night we filled an FL &hung it above his head in the night we didnt know if he was choking or drowning the basard reported us to RSM Tibby Britain,no sense of humour.
ReplyDeleteIn my town we have had foxes for as long as i can remember ,but i have never sean the local HUNT come down the street?
ReplyDeleteIf you used a .22 rifle on the pheasants they may have a chance.
Sports men you are not.
And did your feet touch?
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Don
And as for that "Welsh Rabbit"in Wales they don't have to shoot 'em,they just sing about "A welcome in the hillside" and then just pick up the dazed animals,or knock 'em on the head with a leek!
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Don
Check the hunt card of the Atherstone Hunt mostly membered by Ex miners from your home town, which they raise an awfull lot of money for country sports and that includes fishing for the disabled, check at the miners club you could jointhe foot followers club lovely countryside around the hackerstone railway, Bosworth, have a nice day
ReplyDeleteAh! Yes .I'd forgotten about the Welsh rabbit. Maybe that's because it is a bit RARE.
ReplyDeleteThe hunting and shooting subject is a very emotive one and therefore most people have opinions which vary enormously. Personally I think that to hunt or shoot an animal is in the nature of things.However it is only acceptable if it is done in a humane way with respect for the quarry. I am partial to a Venison steak or a brace of Pheasants, but I would hope that either was killed in a quick and painless way and for the reason of food. What I do find dispicable is the killing of animals for so- called sport and I despise those who get pleasure in the ACT of killing or causing suffering to any animal.
ReplyDeletePaddy
Yes Don they did old Tibby loved the RACboys for some unknown reason his wife (used to get us to bring her woodbines from the NAFFI.we had to scrub his office every evening for week with vim the floorboards and his desk ,6ft table folding flat,
ReplyDeletewas white as snow except for a chair that all that was in there frank
I will not be harried on my thoughts on hunting, shooting , and fishing, if you dont like it sling your wellie hope it lands in or a COW ~PAT ..... dont forget to pick your dog shit UP
ReplyDeletePaddy,
ReplyDeleteI think you echo the feelings of most of us,over here if the venison and wildschwein were not kept under control by the hunters they would decimate the crops,and they cause great damage to the young trees in a cold winter.An emotional subject I think!
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Don