Ban on Hunting imminent?

Baz

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Aahh, yes at last,
They fight for posession. and as you rightly said earlier, it lets them know what they are hunting for. Foxes, go find, kill.

Quee, as come in Jeff, when I made the agitator remark.
 
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ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one)

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And I thought the Sun always shone over Liverpool Ed.

The Sun newspaper doesn't and never will ....after the lies they printed over the Hillsborough disaster......
They have apologised a few times but the only reason they did that was because the sales are so poor here ...
 

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And that episode proves to us, that if needs be, we as anglers can stand together.
 
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I see Baz, "Quee".

A bit like AAaaarrrrghhhhh! When that big b*****d alsation catches my hand with his teeth. Fortunately, Faldo (who is with us at the moment) is very gentle, but I am trying to train him to bite legs. Give his owner some stick when he gets back.

Actually, I fancy taking him into a supermarket. They say "No dogs allowed, except for guide dogs." and he is wearing his medals. Put me sunglasses on, who'd know?
 

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Mel would, when I tell him, hahaha.
Odd that you braught guide dogs up Jeff,
On the news today, their was a discussion last night about changing the colour of the white walking stick for the blind. To make it more up to date with the times. Getting blind people to use different coloured sticks.
Daft or what?
 
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ED (The ORIGINAL and REAL one)

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They could just give them a white one and tell them it was yellow or whatever --they wouldn't know would they ?.....
 
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Just wonder if we will see police on their charging horses at the CA demonstration at Trimdon today, as was the case with the miners, who were trying to protect their whole livelihoods and communities.
I doubt it VERY much.
 

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I only have time for one posting, I have been in Spain, Madrid actually for the past two days and have to catch up on shopping etc. before shooting off again next week. I detest bullfighting but try telling the Madrille?os that you are going to ban it and see what the public outcry would be then. I see you have been giving a few members a drumming down, but I will just say this.

My father-in-law was a member of a hunt and wore the pink for many years and there can't be anyone who loves foxes more than he did. That's not simply because they represented his sport, but he was passionate about them and their overall wellbeing. Even to the point of rescuing them from poachers, keeping them in a section of his barn and later releasing them. He also knew full well that the following winter he could well be chasing them.

In his time he must have seen the killing of many foxes, but it was indeed the chase more than anything that he enjoyed and nothing gave him greater satisfaction than a fox escaping and going back to burrow, or den if you prefer. Drag hunts are simply not the same. What he enjoyed especially was the camaraderie amongst the members of the hunt. There was no sniping at one another as you find all too often in fishing, everyone was a friend whatever walk of life he or she came from. They shared one common interest.

This is something anglers should think about, "United we stand, divided we fall." and if anything that will be what sees angling off. The fact that we bicker and find fault with all of our supposed companions and quite frankly, it quite sickens and disgusts me. I read the word "tolerance" elsewhere and by god you could all do with showing some to one another. I have never hunted, by the way.

I have to cut and run now because time is at a premium for me. When I'll be back with time to spare I do not know, but to end, my father-in-law passed away some years ago and his wish before he died was that if there is a place in heaven for him, it had better have foxes also.
 
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John Hepworth

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I don't see any connection between coares fishing and hunting with dogs.
And why the CA should want our support God only knows, most other times it/they wouldn't give us the time of day.
 

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What bickering you read on here between fellow anglers is very much tounge in cheek. I have asked Monkey for advice a couple of times on private matters, and he allways replies with the asked for help. We have never met, but I do regard him as one of the best.

Now then, something that you said, in your last post.
You say that the chase is the important thing. So why does their need to be a kill at the end of it?
Drag hunting would give them just as much of a chase surely.
We do appreciate your input. You never know it might even make us understand things more clearly.
 
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Fortunately there are people in Government who can see the other benefits that come with angling, one being, and not least, the financial income generated.
Can the same be said of hunting with dogs?

Before people start banging on about the loss of jobs; stable hands etc, what about the job loses when Thatcher decided to ?ban? the production of coal in this country? And that was much more of a ?political decision? than the proposed bill on hunting with dogs ever was.

Neither do we see a Minister for Fox Hunting.
 
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MaNick

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Comradeie amongst fox hunters, this may be true, but the VERY herritage that was being discussed earlier has something to do with this!.... there is a way to "act" on the hunt, a protocol if you like.....

Try overtaking the huntmaster and see how polite he is!...

"Keep that F*****G horse behind me!", i think were the words he used!...

anyway, we detract!...


Jeff is quiet right that the dogs used in sniffing operations on the streets of london are not allowed to be petted... iv'e seen them in action, and they are quiet remarkable.... they just sit down and look at the person they think is offending!... Iv'e seen them used whilst waiting to get into gigs before, and at reading festival.... of course the officers involved nowadays are fairly clued up when it comes to who to "deal with" and who not to!.......

I still feel that HUNTING and ANGLING are unrelated in their modern forms, and that FOXHUNTING could be replaced, reduced, or liscensed to better effect....
 
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MaNick

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oh, i saw a WOLF yesterday!.... belonging to the UK WOLF CONSERVATION TRUST!... bloody incredible!...


(Henley show, jeff, did you go?)
 
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John Hepworth

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She, Thatcher, also 'banned' the production of ships in Europes most modern and efficient shipard, Pickersgills in Sunderland
She sold off their rights for 'dirty' E.U. money.
 
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MaNick

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You are right john. Maybe one of the reasons that this subject gets peoples attention is because it's a nationwide issue..... and unfortunately, those MORE IMPORTANT issues that you mention passed too many people by!..

Thatcher Thatcher, milk snatcher!... she's got a lot to answer for about the way this country has turned in a place devoid of community spirit, and saturated with selfishness, and the "I'm ok jack" attitude that so many people my age grew up with!..
 
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jason fisher

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she closed the steel industry down as well i think with the loss of thousands of jobs.
then she closed down the pits, where were you bunch of southern moaning shites then did any support come from the hunting brigade then no so why should i give a toss when they lose their jobs, simple answer is i don't i already know lots of people who had their livelihoods taken away some of them along with their homes when the interest rates were pushed through the roof. it's payback time on some of the tory bastards that caused it now.
 
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MaNick

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JASON....

"where were you bunch of southern moaning shites"

the interest rates went up here too mate!..

"why should i give a toss when they lose their jobs, simple answer is i don't i already know lots of people who had their livelihoods taken away some of them along with their homes"

they should have thought about that and GONE TO WORK, rather than sitting at home on fat striking arses then...


I just remembered where that north/south divide comes from..... Northerners making stooopid ****ing comments like that... didn't see you complaining when you came down south for work?...
(although i'm sure you did!)(complain)


Sorry mate, but commenting on thatchers attempts to bring this country to it's knees are one thing.,... but why bring it back to the same old north / south thing, which has nothing to do with the foxhunting thread....


get over it!....
 
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Thatcher Thatcher, milk snatcher!... she's got a lot to answer for about the way this country has turned in a place devoid of community spirit, and saturated with selfishness, and the "I'm ok jack" attitude that so many people my age grew up with!.. MaNick - I couldn't agree more. This is a very selfish society now. I never used to be a socialist but some of the old socialist ways were about caring for your fellow man and not treading on him. Very different now.

Went to Reading festival this year - no dogs or law to be seen anywhere near the ground. Bloody brilliant day though, probably all the drugs that made it in. Lovely heady scent hanging over quite a section of the crowd and loads of 'cakes' for sale!

Those woloves from the UKWCT are amazing. I signed my wife up for a years membership and you get to spend time with and walk through forests with them. Marvellous day. website = www.ukwolf.org/
 
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John Hepworth

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The steel industry; that's where a current top? football club chairman made his money. He was into the Consett works before the strike had even finished, stripping the place for scrap. Yes, a lot of people did very well out of their old mate Maggie.
 
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