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So what?

 

If it was a gamekeeper who shot them then he's just given the anti's even more ammunition to push for a ban on game shooting.

 

Not the brightest thing to do is it?

 

Of course not i dont agree with it anyway shape or form but im just guessing who would have such a motive to shoot said birds and why and thats how i answered the question beretta italy asked, its a sad day indeed when this sort of thing happens the same as poisoning raptors they should feel the full force of the law if caught :good:

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Of course not i dont agree with it anyway shape or form but im just guessing who would have such a motive to shoot said birds and why and thats how i answered the question beretta italy asked, its a sad day indeed when this sort of thing happens the same as poisoning raptors they should feel the full force of the law if caught :good:

 

I totally agree that whoever did it should have the book thrown at them.

 

Plenty of pigeon 'fanciers' would be glad to see the back of them too though. :yes:

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Pigeon fanciers or racers?

 

 

No - gamekeepers. Happens all the time in Derbyshire and Yorkshire with Goshawks. They've caught a couple of the *****. <_<

 

I've never read such a piece of gormless uneducated tripe as that drivel on this thread about Canada geese. :rolleyes:

 

God help us, if that's the brainpower that the field sports fraternity have got to offer.

 

Goshawks are an endemic species in the UK, persecuted to extinction by gamekeepers, now making a bit of a comeback partly through escaped falconers birds. Canada geese are an introduced thing that shouldn't be anywhere neare the UK. If you can't see the difference, I feel sorry for you! :sly:

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No - gamekeepers. Happens all the time in Derbyshire and Yorkshire with Goshawks. They've caught a couple of the *****. <_<

 

I've never read such a piece of gormless uneducated tripe as that drivel on this thread about Canada geese. :rolleyes:

 

God help us, if that's the brainpower that the field sports fraternity have got to offer.

 

Goshawks are an endemic species in the UK, persecuted to extinction by gamekeepers, now making a bit of a comeback partly through escaped falconers birds. Canada geese are an introduced thing that shouldn't be anywhere neare the UK. If you can't see the difference, I feel sorry for you! :sly:

Do you know this afternoon I mentioned this post to a friend of mine in the Cotswold group of the BFC & the first thing he said was I bet it was in Derbyshire !. He told me on the Chatsworth estate they are tolerated but beyond that they are not & it is well known that they are being bumbed off . If the BFC know it I would imagine so to dose the wild life department in the Derbyshire Police , might be a good idea for some if they just tone down their attiude . Being tarred for the actions of a few who think they know better & its the world according to them !is not some thing that makes me happy ! .

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It's not illegal to shoot crows, and shooting them won't bring a negative impact on the shooting community.

no true but they

kill song birds (often the first line in our defence to shoot them)....so do gos

they kill game...so do gos

ok they dont damage crops, on rule for one critter one for anuther

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no true but they

kill song birds (often the first line in our defence to shoot them)....so do gos

they kill game...so do gos

ok they dont damage crops, on rule for one critter one for anuther

 

True but

 

1. The fact is that shooting goshawks is illegal, whereas shooting crows (in some circumstances - like not in the High Street) is not. Is that not a good enough distinction by itself?

 

2. The reason there is no blanket ban on shooting crows is that as well as them doing damage there are lots of them. One reason it's different for goshawks is that - however it might feel when they're taking your game - there aren't lots of them. So the law isn't going to chage any time soon.

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Tigger, Ignore Poontang. He's an idiot.

 

I think you'll find Tigger agrees with what I said.

 

Now run along, there's a good boy.

 

no true but they

kill song birds (often the first line in our defence to shoot them)....so do gos

they kill game...so do gos

ok they dont damage crops, on rule for one critter one for anuther

 

Well ok then, simple question for you.

 

Do you, or would you, shoot a Goshawk?

 

Yes or No.

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Been away for a while so have only just come back to this .

So who would shoot a Goshawk ? come on the own up ??? some of us would love too hear !.

Recently in the Shooting Times we hear of a number of Goshawks poisoned in Devon ! all this dose the shooting world no favours what so ever ! . Pole Star

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Been away for a while so have only just come back to this .

So who would shoot a Goshawk ? come on the own up ??? some of us would love too hear !.

Recently in the Shooting Times we hear of a number of Goshawks poisoned in Devon ! all this dose the shooting world no favours what so ever ! . Pole Star

 

There are plenty on here that would <_<

 

Obvious problem is that the remoteness of these locations means that getting caught is fairly unlikely, but people do witness it occasionally and there are people watching, especially in the nesting season. This includes me and I would grass someone up without giving it a second thought.

 

Most of them are too ******* stupid to understand or care about the damage inflicted on the reputation of shooting sports. You can't legislate against rank stupidity (unfortunately). :sly:

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Plenty on here that couldn't tell the difference between a Goshawk and a pigeon :rolleyes:

 

 

That's very true.

 

I can say for certain that there's just about nobody on here that can ID a Goshawk for certain, if they're confronted with a big female Sparrowhawk against a small male Goshawk. I still struggle sometimes and I've seen hundreds of them. :hmm:

 

That's why they must never allow "culling" of Sparrowhawks. The mongtards would be out in force and there wouldn't be a Goshawk left in the country within 48 hours. <_<

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Those of us who have owened & flown Goshawks can identify them & if some one is lucky enough to find their plucking post will then get a perfect insight to what they are feeding on . In the case of Sparrow Hawks wich are much more common its a real eye opener , most of what they take is small birds & a hell of a lot of pigeons , wich are only taken by the Spar ( female ) be cauase the musket ( male) is in no way big enough too take them . So from a farmers point of view they can do a little good .

Not that some want too believe it ! . Every time we here on the news or read in the press of hawks being bumbed off it just plays right into the hands of the back bench idiot jumped up politican trying to make a name for them selves & there are loads of them !. They are the ones who will legislate against us & ENJOY it! , dont give em what they want . Pole Star

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