golfball37 wrote: » There’s a lot of them around lately, a lot of chickens being killed in my locality at night. We need a controlled cull like we do with deer. Thankfully I saw a local hunt last week but small numbers only 3 horses and about ten hounds but we need more.
Man with broke phone wrote: » Four or five of them sitting on the pillars along the gardens of the street wineing like foook the other night. Whole street awake. This fox business is getting out of hand. They dont look like fluffy cartoon foxes, they are the size of skinny labradors and look like zombie dogs with their mange. Something needs to be done before somebody trips over one of them early one dark morning and gets savaged by them. They dont run away anymore.
dotsman wrote: » I hope all 3 vile cúnts fell off their horses.
MFPM wrote: » If a cull is needed then there are better ways than a bunch of idiots out for some perverse version of 'fun'.
robertpatterson wrote: » Does it make a difference to the fox ? Or is this just you showing your inverted snobbery you should get out with your local pack sometime its a great day out
Does it make a difference to the fox ?
Or is this just you showing your inverted snobbery
you should get out with your local pack sometime its a great day out
Feisar wrote: » It's not really a great way of controlling foxes though.
MFPM wrote: » That lot used to claim they were doing their civic duty to control foxes and they got dressed up in uniform for the fun. When their torture and cruelty were revealed, they now argue very few foxes are killed, it's just harmless fun chasing them!
Brand_New wrote: » It's now urban areas that have out of control fox populations. Have the hunts moved to the suburbs of Dublin to help combat this?
golfball37 wrote: » The 3 are from 2 of the most respected families in our community, great neighbors. your post says a lot more about you than them.
dotsman wrote: » You might respect their families, but they are behaving like absolute scum. And if my post says anything about me, it's probably that I don't enjoy violently ripping a beautiful animal to pieces just for shíts and giggles and that I think anybody that does is a sociopath.
Rubberchikken wrote: » Maybe if bloody fool car drivers slowed down foxes and other animals and vunerable road users would stand a chance. I hope the car that hit this poor fella didn't get off too lightly. Shame on the driver.
Daragh1980 wrote: » You do know it’s the dogs that do the actual killing in a foxhunt. No condemnation of their actions ?
golfball37 wrote: » Two of these were teenage girls. They are not doing this for fun at all, they are doing a service for their community. If you believe anyone gets a kick out of ripping an animal to pieces then I suggest you expand your horizons and learn more about your fellow countryman and woman.
Joeseph Balls wrote: » Let's not lie here. Of course they are doing it for the fun, they enjoy the hunt. A gun licence would be more effective and humane. Foxes are creatures of habit and if there is a problem ones around, there are a lot easier ways of dealing with them that. If any farmer around here wants one dealt with, the hunt is the last ones they look for.
SlowMotion321 wrote: » I hope that's a poor attempt at humour! Otherwise it is a criminally stupid thing to say!
Daragh1980 wrote: » Why? It’s true. Do you not believe in personal responsibility? Why give the dogs a free pass? You sound like the type of person who says “I blame the owner” when a dog carries out an unprovoked attack on a person.
IAMAMORON wrote: » That might be true. I would say you prefer bickering about it online though, lets be honest here, you are more fond of getting nasty with your keyboard over some edgy topic like fox hunting?
