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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
39 weeks ago

Chelmsford

The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has announced a major success after it's Badger cull reduced TB in bovine, which is a breed of domestic cattle used in beef and dairy production. Is it time to allow more hunting of Badger and secure our food

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By *uri00620Woman
39 weeks ago

Croydon


"The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has announced a major success after it's Badger cull reduced TB in bovine, which is a breed of domestic cattle used in beef and dairy production. Is it time to allow more hunting of Badger and secure our food "

Recent reports to the government has criticised the methodology behind culls and raised questions over effectiveness. This is from those working within DEFRA.

In light of this and the fact only 15% are reported to have TB i wouldn't want to see culls increased.

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS
39 weeks ago

Bodmin

Don't badgers spread VD or something....

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By *ardhatCharlieMan
39 weeks ago

Northwest


"Don't badgers spread VD or something...."

Only if you fuck them bareback....

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By *ictoria_1976TV/TS
39 weeks ago

Bodmin

Oh & I bet it's all over the mooos!

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By *abtastic Mr FoxMan
39 weeks ago

A den in the Glen

Pull the udder one Tom

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
39 weeks ago

Chelmsford

A 56% reduction in TB they are saying

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By *arla SwingerWoman
39 weeks ago

Somewhere

I like their stripey faces

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
39 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"I like their stripey faces "

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over.

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By *arla SwingerWoman
39 weeks ago

Somewhere


"I like their stripey faces

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over. "

How do you run over a cow

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
39 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"I like their stripey faces

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over.

How do you run over a cow "

Badgers

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By *arla SwingerWoman
39 weeks ago

Somewhere


"I like their stripey faces

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over.

How do you run over a cow

Badgers"

I don't think badgers can drive

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By *TG3Man
39 weeks ago

Dorchester


"Don't badgers spread VD or something...."
VD MTV ESP AND RBD

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
39 weeks ago

BRIDPORT


"I like their stripey faces

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over.

How do you run over a cow

Badgers

I don't think badgers can drive"

They have too, rural bus services are crap

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By *ittle. BeaverWoman
39 weeks ago

Launceston


"Don't badgers spread VD or something....VD MTV ESP AND RBD "

Come on boys safe sex only please!

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By *allySlinkyWoman
39 weeks ago

Leeds


"

How do you run over a cow "

I bet you've run over a zebra crossing

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By *lderflower_AppleWoman
39 weeks ago

Basingstoke


"

How do you run over a cow

I bet you've run over a zebra crossing"

Why did the zebra cross the road?

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By *ornucopiaMan
39 weeks ago

Bexley


"Don't badgers spread VD or something...."

Beavers, I would think more likely!

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By *ools and the brainCouple
39 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.


"I like their stripey faces

That’s just the tyre marks after they’ve been run over.

How do you run over a cow

Badgers

I don't think badgers can drive

They have too, rural bus services are crap"

Be quick Gareth Southgate Badger,the badger parade is in but ten minutes...

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By *hesblokeMan
39 weeks ago

Derbyshire village

They're bigger than you think, badgers.

But they can be distracted with mashed potatoes if you're ever cornered by one.

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By *ools and the brainCouple
39 weeks ago

couple, us we him her.

Just don't fuck with Honey Badgers they are hard as fuck and probably grab the shovel and beat YOU to death instead.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
39 weeks ago

Central

Almost a quarter of a million badgers were culled. . More farmers in the original cull area have signed up for vaccination, than did to the cull.

I'd have preferred that we'd not pursued it.

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By (user no longer on site)
39 weeks ago


"The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has announced a major success after it's Badger cull reduced TB in bovine, which is a breed of domestic cattle used in beef and dairy production. Is it time to allow more hunting of Badger and secure our food

Recent reports to the government has criticised the methodology behind culls and raised questions over effectiveness. This is from those working within DEFRA.

In light of this and the fact only 15% are reported to have TB i wouldn't want to see culls increased."

DEFRA have got many things wrong recently so I doubt they have the correct facts here either,

Some of the messing about with general licenses (species allowed to be controlled)

Including magpies being removed in wales from the license, for those that don’t know this time of year lambs will have their eyes pecked out while alive

Badgers not only spread TB but predate all sorts of wildlife and should be controlled/culled under license

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By *ubytuesdaysTV/TS
39 weeks ago

birmingham

I get really randy after a day out with e the Hunt Sabs throwing mud and curses etc at the twatty inbreds s in redcoats. Lovely.

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By (user no longer on site)
39 weeks ago


"I get really randy after a day out with e the Hunt Sabs throwing mud and curses etc at the twatty inbreds s in redcoats. Lovely."

Slightly off topic

Doing a bit of research might be handy

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
38 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Cull these buggers

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By *embshunterMan
38 weeks ago

sa62


"The Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries has announced a major success after it's Badger cull reduced TB in bovine, which is a breed of domestic cattle used in beef and dairy production. Is it time to allow more hunting of Badger and secure our food

Recent reports to the government has criticised the methodology behind culls and raised questions over effectiveness. This is from those working within DEFRA.

In light of this and the fact only 15% are reported to have TB i wouldn't want to see culls increased.

DEFRA have got many things wrong recently so I doubt they have the correct facts here either,

Some of the messing about with general licenses (species allowed to be controlled)

Including magpies being removed in wales from the license, for those that don’t know this time of year lambs will have their eyes pecked out while alive

Badgers not only spread TB but predate all sorts of wildlife and should be controlled/culled under license "

Yes they are reducing numbers of ground nesting birds and hedgehogs as the the badger has no predators to control their numbers in the UK.

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By *ssex_tom OP   Man
38 weeks ago

Chelmsford

Cull these evil buggers

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By *dy-ukTV/TS
38 weeks ago

Alcester

As someone that lives in the rural countryside and actively shoots, have had various farm animals on our land too.

I'm not against shooting badgers.

However is the cattle on the fields are tested healthy, then it's probably best to keep the badger set alone, they're probably a clean set and killing them could invite a set with TB to move in.

Sometimes better to leave alone too. It's knowing which is best.

When out cattle are tested, if any test for TB their all destroyed and it's considered contagious.

Why just pick on badgers, yet totally ignore horses crossing farmland on bridleways, lots of deer roaming about at night, hares, foxes. I see all sorts of activity. Not all animaks listed may spread TB, but it's not just badgers to blame. Yet they're the only ones singled out.

Also why not vaccinated against TB?

As for the protected wildlife.

Herons ought to be taken off the list as they're not endangered anymore and devestate fish ponds.

I'd take otters of the list too, for same reasons above, yet some folk are trying to encourage the pests

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By (user no longer on site)
38 weeks ago


"As someone that lives in the rural countryside and actively shoots, have had various farm animals on our land too.

I'm not against shooting badgers.

However is the cattle on the fields are tested healthy, then it's probably best to keep the badger set alone, they're probably a clean set and killing them could invite a set with TB to move in.

Sometimes better to leave alone too. It's knowing which is best.

When out cattle are tested, if any test for TB their all destroyed and it's considered contagious.

Why just pick on badgers, yet totally ignore horses crossing farmland on bridleways, lots of deer roaming about at night, hares, foxes. I see all sorts of activity. Not all animaks listed may spread TB, but it's not just badgers to blame. Yet they're the only ones singled out.

Also why not vaccinated against TB?

As for the protected wildlife.

Herons ought to be taken off the list as they're not endangered anymore and devestate fish ponds.

I'd take otters of the list too, for same reasons above, yet some folk are trying to encourage the pests "

Would agree with you 100% on the Heron and otter situation, causing serious damage now So action must be taken to control

As for badgers and the connection with TB it’s evident that as their numbers have increased so has TB in cattle

Deer carry TB but very low infection rates with some (Chinese water deer) having no real evidence of disease

Ultimately deer are stalked and managed anyway so this could be a reason for low infection, having said that of course they are still a concern as numbers are at an all time high in all 6species in the uk , Red,Roe,sika,CWD,muntjac,and fallow of which only 2 are native Reds and Roe

Everything else you list as a concern can be controlled in some form

The badger cull must continue under license by appointed marksman

Mr

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