No i think your right they dont even average 1 per hunt, thing is they are vermin for killing chickens, so why dont they just protect the chickens better? if the fox digs under the chicken coup then submerge a plank of wood at the bottom to prevent it, they just want their sick and brutal fun, vermin and keeping numbers down is the excuse for it.Okay, maybe they do kill loads of foxes through fox hunting. I always thought that was an excuse invented to justify fox hunting.
I agree but dont support that next step i think the reason most people are ok with other kinds of hunting is if its done for food or for an actual purpose, i dont think anything should be hunted just for fun i think thats sick and brutal and we might as well hunt humans if you want fun, it would certainly be more sporting.Do you not agree that banning shooting and fishing is the next logical step as protesters look for the next thing to ban?
Yes, usually townies that have only seen real animals on television and have no grasp on the real concepts of the countryside.captain, there are plenty of people who would be in favor of that.
I know more people that go out to catch fish to throw back than for eating. So they inflict pain on the fish for absolutely no practical purpose. Its cruel.Captain, I agree with you that people would try and get other hunting types banned, although fishing is cruel, the fish are usually caught to be eaten.
Star_One said:Why then, do fox hunters claim they keep fox numbers down? they do find and kill lots of foxes.
whitewolf said:I am all for hunting, because man naturally has hunted for fur and meat and bones for thousands of years.
I am against hunting if it changes the ecosystem.
SpyMoose said:That still sounds like a double standard to me. If the Eskimos can hunt because they apparently don't know any better, I think the British can claim it too.
The Flemster said:I'm British and fox hunting's a part of our heritage.
However, I voted YES to ban it. We don't need it in the 21st Century.
And foxes are kinda cool...!
The Flemster.