Just voted & 65% are saying it should continue!

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Now 71% are saying it should continue !!!


Not bad considering these polls tend not
to go our way !!!

Well, I just voted and it was 50/50 Yes/No.

Not sure I'll bother - it is a site run by a handful of amateur quacks that doesn't deserve credibility or a second thought.

This is a bit closer to reality.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/foo...rks-and-Spencer.html

A lot of these comments that follow the polls or articles, are funny/scary to read.

Some of the half truths that are published are quite scary considering that is what the general public is basing their opinions on.

K

Totally class related issue us using cruelty and conservation as smoke screen

Endless battle in England between the have and the have not that's the bottom line

This year grouse is costing me £167 plus VAT A brace

I wonder if they will scream if it is the same price as pigeon shooting

Very sad

A really good comment on that site re Hen Harriers.

What some of these greenies don't realise is
the land where hunting occurs is some of the most productive fro flora and fauna because it is the only place that has any "rough" ground, hedgerows etc.

Those vegan animal rightists are total crackpots. Keep them away from political power!

"Should the Slaughter of grouse be allowed to continue?"

That is an unbiased way to make a poll

This is the latest poll.
Should the cull on Badgers go ahead..

http://focusingonwildlife.com/news/p.../#comment-5782

Neither Grouse nor Badgers are endangered species and benefit from extremely comprehensive wildlife legislation.
The producers of this website poll seem to ignore both the science and the established facts.

So to me, this organisation is a political pressure group that has a very selective view on conservation.
Sadly, as appears to be happening with the RSPB and the RSPCA also, the truth nowadays comes a poor second to donations and funding.

And Grouse benefit from hunting / shooting them
because someone actually looks after the heather
and burns it, creates new habitat.

Which was why Grouse numbers decreased when
the above things stopped happening.