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I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack! |
The stag was not shot by a poacher. Some country estates need controlled culls of deere and while this was not mentioned in the report, there could be a whole number of reasons why this stag was singled out for culling, over population, overly aggressive animal, illness, even mistaken identity. I suppose a stray bullet might be the answer, but that would be very highly unusual. "Proffesional" stag hunters strive to be 100% with each round they use as stray shots are downright bloody dangerous given the calibre of weapon being used |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
near the sounds of the wimborne quarter jack! |
Forgot to add. Country estates make a huge amount money from these culled animals by selling the meat for the Xmas market. You`d be bloody amazed at how far people will drive to get their favourite estate venison! |
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z"
because mounted on a board in some toffs house its worth 2000 quid ,what a terrible waste of a magnificent creature
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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dont get me started on this ffs
i hate blood sport with a passion, why is it ok to hunt foxes but not fight dogs? do the rich and high classes have some sort of rights over animal life that us mear mortals dont?
before anyone replies to that i DO NOT want dog fights made legal i want fox hunting banned
people who kill for trophy's are just a bit wierd, most of us go to the gym, play football even go bings god help us lol for fun and to pass time, theres something seriously wrong with someone who wants to kill another life and stick its head on the walls in the name of sports |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I think its a great shame,I love animals,me and the kids really enjoy watching wildlife programmes and I think we sometimes take for granted all those wonderful animals out around us. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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i never get this over population crap either
we kill foxes cause they vermin and kill the chicken
kill rabbits cause they over produce
we kill chickens to eat and humans are highly over poplulated
who are we to decidee its ok for us to take over the world and stop other life doing as nature intended
your right it is arrogance of man kind |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Teacher mistaken for deer, shot dead October 25, 2010
It's TRUE. Now which is worse. Thinking it was a deer OR killing a teacher......
Perversely I laughed........ she was cleaning her teeth at the time 
How many deers do that ? |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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I'm confused.
Zoe reports that the stag was shot by a "private hunter"
Bumpkin replies that it was "not a poacher"
So? How is that relevant?
If it was too old to reproduce, best to shoot it now while the meat is edible. if it wasn't shot for the meat, that would be a waste.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm confused.
Zoe reports that the stag was shot by a "private hunter"
Bumpkin replies that it was "not a poacher"
So? How is that relevant?
If it was too old to reproduce, best to shoot it now while the meat is edible. if it wasn't shot for the meat, that would be a waste.
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why shoot it because it is too old to reproduce? wierd. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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surely if it was culled for meat there are hygene laws governing the killing. How would it be see if farmers took to shooting chickens, sheep and cows for meat?
I am also confused.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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This magnificent animal was in the national papers a week or two ago saying he was the biggest in the country, bigger than Scottish red deer because of the milder climate of southern England.
It was also pointed out that his location was a "closely guarded secret" due the danger of him being trophy hunted.
And hey presto, less than a month after this report, some allegedly foreign trophy hunter has indeed got his wish and butchered this animal for his own pride.
To the OP: i agree, makes you sick.
And he would be too old at 12 years to make good meat, yet was in tip top condition to rule his ladies and see off his competitors. What a shame, as inferior stags with less superior genetics will now be able to breed so the bloodlines of future generations will be adversely affected too. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I hate cruelty to animals, hate it with a vengance, I hate fox hunters and would gladly hunt them.
But, I have taken part in Herd culling in the Highlands of Scotland, this is done under strict regulations and animals are culled to protect the herd.
As someone has said, culling herds helps the rest of the herd, sick, lame, old, aggressive animals are killed quickly and humanely instead of being allowed to suffer in pain, or be singled out by other animals and attacked causing more injury and pain.
Oh yes I have no doubt that someone made a lot of money from what happened to the animals culled and the trophies, but that was not my concern, I only cared for the welfare of the animals at the time and for my own personal training. |
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By *harpDressed ManMan
over a year ago
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"I'm confused.
Zoe reports that the stag was shot by a "private hunter"
Bumpkin replies that it was "not a poacher"
So? How is that relevant?
If it was too old to reproduce, best to shoot it now while the meat is edible. if it wasn't shot for the meat, that would be a waste.
why shoot it because it is too old to reproduce? wierd."
I agree the point was not clear. I'll try again.
"If you must shoot it, do so once its useful life has passed, but before it is inedible" ie don't shoot it for sport.
Where's the sport in shooting the biggest unarmed taregt you can find, anyway? Mayfly hunting - now there's a test of sporting markmanship.... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I'm too old to reproduce but im still fuggin edible !
Why is agression _iewed as a negative trait these days... what's a deer supposed to do ? Be a swinger and let every weak livered libertarian deer have a poke at his missuses ? |
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Dis any one catch this being debated on Radio 2 earlier - apparently the meat is not good at rutting so won't be eaten - it doesn't seem that it was part of a cull - someone paid to kill this animal specificaly - i know the estate will have made a load of money and they can plough that back in to the estate - it wasn't overly old or aggressive - it was a magnificent creature and some limp dicked twerp with a lot of money decided that he was going to slaughter it in cold blood for a bit of sport, those massive antlers on his wall won't make up for his inadequency as a man however. He should be pitied - I still think it's a waste of a life whatever the arguments for it. Z |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z"
Totally agree.. about time this barbaric practice stopped. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I simply do not get the idea of hunting for pleasure. If an animal is sick - kill it. If you live in Russia where winter temperatures reach minus 40 and you need its fur to survive, I can accept that.
Hunting for the pleasure of what people refer to as a "sport" - won't get my vote. |
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By *iewMan
over a year ago
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"Isn't it rather arrogant for you to just assume it was a man? Women do shoot as well you know.
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very sadly no... I would bet my house on the fact it was a guy.
and I hope we find out who he was. |
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z
because mounted on a board in some toffs house its worth 2000 quid ,what a terrible waste of a magnificent creature
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2000 quid sounds quite deer  |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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"I'm confused.
Zoe reports that the stag was shot by a "private hunter"
Bumpkin replies that it was "not a poacher"
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Poachers don`t normally shoot deere. They use big dogs to bring deere dowwn and they are totally indescriminate in what they bring down be it young, old, in calf etc. If the deere is no good to them, it`s left where it is and not nesessarily completely dead. I`ve heard of this happening more times than I care to remember.
Some may see the shooting as unneccessary, I see it being shot as the lesser of tow evils and a much better option than having poachers dogs tear it apart. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Teacher mistaken for deer, shot dead October 25, 2010
It's TRUE. Now which is worse. Thinking it was a deer OR killing a teacher......
Perversely I laughed........ she was cleaning her teeth at the time
How many deers do that ?"
i can always reply on you to make me laugh
got visions now of some deer with a towel over its arm bent over brushing its teeth lol  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z"
Personally I think hunting would be much more brave and masculine if animals would have a gun too. |
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z
Personally I think hunting would be much more brave and masculine if animals would have a gun too."
I so agree with you |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Teacher mistaken for deer, shot dead October 25, 2010
It's TRUE. Now which is worse. Thinking it was a deer OR killing a teacher......
Perversely I laughed........ she was cleaning her teeth at the time
How many deers do that ?
i can always reply on you to make me laugh
got visions now of some deer with a towel over its arm bent over brushing its teeth lol "
and a gang of single guys are waiting for it to bend over the sink |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores. |
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"I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores. "
i am actually and so are my kids
i suppose im now going to get a bashing from pushing my _iews on my children lmao |
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"I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores.
i am actually and so are my kids
i suppose im now going to get a bashing from pushing my _iews on my children lmao"
Why would you assume that? Its a choice thing after all. I just smile at people who are so devoid from what happens in abattoirs and animal husbandry in general. |
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"I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores. "
I'm not. I love meat. Especially nice, shaven or trimmed, hot and wet meats... mmmmmm I so love to eat them.
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"I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores.
i am actually and so are my kids
i suppose im now going to get a bashing from pushing my _iews on my children lmao
Why would you assume that? Its a choice thing after all. I just smile at people who are so devoid from what happens in abattoirs and animal husbandry in general. "
I eat meat - I know where my lamb chops come from - don't be so patronising - to eat meat is to survive - to shoot a defenceless animal for 'sport' is pretty barbaric. Z |
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"I must assume by many of the above negative comments your all vegetarians and wouldn't consume intensively farmed animals which are ritually slaughtered for the meat eating carnivores.
i am actually and so are my kids
i suppose im now going to get a bashing from pushing my _iews on my children lmao"
It's cruetly to carrots ! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I eat meat - I know where my lamb chops come from - don't be so patronising - to eat meat is to survive - to shoot a defenceless animal for 'sport' is pretty barbaric. Z"
Seconded |
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"Evening all, iv’e had a awesome day! Been down in Dartmoor and shot a fu-kin huge buck! Anyone want some cheap venison?  "
lol - missed this last night - and I apologise for an earlier post when I said that I hadn't said it was probably a man that shot him - I forgot about my 'limp dicked' tirade! Z |
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There could have been any number of reasond the stag was culled, possibly to let new blood strains come up in the herd or as previously stated it could have been illness. The only people who ould give the legitimate reason for the animal being shot are probably the the head gamekeeper and the landowner, they would have the final say on taking the shot if it was a private hunt as these guys decide what deer can or cannot be shot. |
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"There could have been any number of reasond the stag was culled, possibly to let new blood strains come up in the herd or as previously stated it could have been illness. The only people who ould give the legitimate reason for the animal being shot are probably the the head gamekeeper and the landowner, they would have the final say on taking the shot if it was a private hunt as these guys decide what deer can or cannot be shot."
Apparently the stag in question was 12 years old and was highly likely to starve to death over the winter. Its amazing how different news reports can put a different slant on the same thing. |
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A stag is in it's prime at the age of twelve, they start to lose their incisor teeth around the age of Fifteen/Sixteen.
And that is when they suffer a drop in health over the winter.
The real reason that this stag was culled is probably because a younger large Red has been spotted rutting in the same locality, if a gamekeeper or huntmaster witnesses a new kid on the block starting to establish itself they will often cull the older animal to allow natural domination take it's course.
But it's definetly not for meat, venison is at it's best from four to five years maturity. |
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The animal lovers ( most of whom have not and will not ever see a full grown Hart) have hijacked the news story and made it a 'save the planet' headline.
Harem management in wild deer is a real art, on Exmoor there are gamekeepers and huntmasters who know every wild deer within a ten mile radius and are the best people to decide when a deer needs culling for the good of the herd.
The rubbish in the papers about bloodline being lost is so badly informed and misleading to the readers, at the age of Twelve a Hart has it's best breeding years well behind it. |
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"There could have been any number of reasond the stag was culled, possibly to let new blood strains come up in the herd or as previously stated it could have been illness. The only people who ould give the legitimate reason for the animal being shot are probably the the head gamekeeper and the landowner, they would have the final say on taking the shot if it was a private hunt as these guys decide what deer can or cannot be shot.
Apparently the stag in question was 12 years old and was highly likely to starve to death over the winter. Its amazing how different news reports can put a different slant on the same thing."
You are absolutely right and this is really useful when I am teaching communication. I get groups to read and discuss the same story from different slants and then re-organise the groups to exchange info. What a discussion ensues. Just goes to show. |
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"I don't mean men specifically - more the human race - just heard on the radio that a stag that is probably the largest wild animal in England has been shot dead by a private hunter. Why? What an absolute waste. Z"
Panic over, my friend is in Prague and he has just seen the Exmoor Emporer on a stag weekend |
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yes your right there but why shot the one thats been there a long time i do hunting my self and i think this is out of order. the thing is the stag new it was safe been there that loong so was an easy shot im sick because of this |
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"yes your right there but why shot the one thats been there a long time i do hunting my self and i think this is out of order. the thing is the stag new it was safe been there that loong so was an easy shot im sick because of this "
I think that maybe that was its big mistake then "Knowing it was safe" |
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"I didn't catch the whole story but last night on the news they were saying it's still alive and the story was made up to stop thick bastards trying to kill it."
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Seriously thought, I'm generally against blood sports, but sometimes the issues around them are complex. Grouse hunting, for example, results in lots of land being left as moorland for the hunting, thus being a huge benefit to many forms of wildlife.
Fox hunting is just cruel, I'd have more respect for the hunters if they just admitted they hunted for pleasure rather than making weak excuses about keeping the fox population down!
I'm not sure how stag hunting works but I believe it's heavily licensed and they only shot those unlikely to survive the winter, thus ensuring younger, fitter stags have more food.
Sometimes there is more to the story I guess...
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"The animal lovers ( most of whom have not and will not ever see a full grown Hart) have hijacked the news story and made it a 'save the planet' headline.
Harem management in wild deer is a real art, on Exmoor there are gamekeepers and huntmasters who know every wild deer within a ten mile radius and are the best people to decide when a deer needs culling for the good of the herd.
The rubbish in the papers about bloodline being lost is so badly informed and misleading to the readers, at the age of Twelve a Hart has it's best breeding years well behind it."
Absolutely right the people who know most about wild animals in the countryside are the people who work and live alongside them.
The townie "ahh lovely furry creatures" sentimentality really should leave this alone |
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