ANIMAL FORUM

>The Game CONservancy Trust, a CONservation charity that participates
>in the slaughter of millions of wild animals, not just game species,
>has brought the grey partridge to the brink of extinction, and now
>wants grants to preserve it. Talk about pro hunt lunacy.
>
>These are the very same breed of contemptible personality that almost
>wiped out the red squirrel, and did wipe out the capercaillie many
>decades ago.
>
>Blaming everything but themselves once again.
>
>Time we caught on to the truth about hunting for fun.

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>Action plan to save the grey partridge Jul 31 2007
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>http://tinyurl.com/3y7fby
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>by Steve Dube, Western Mail
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>FEARS for the future of the wild grey partridge have prompted the Game
>Conservancy Trust to call for immediate action through a five-point
>survival plan.
>
>The trust says the wettest summer since detailed records began in 1914
>bodes badly for the wild grey partridge, which has already suffered an
>86% decline in the past 30 years and is on the brink of extinction in
>many areas of the country.
>
>

>The Game CONservancy Trust, a CONservation charity that participates
>in the slaughter of millions of wild animals, not just game species,
>has brought the grey partridge to the brink of extinction, and now
>wants grants to preserve it. Talk about pro hunt lunacy.
>
>These are the very same breed of contemptible personality that almost
>wiped out the red squirrel, and did wipe out the capercaillie many
>decades ago.
>
>Blaming everything but themselves once again.
>
>Time we caught on to the truth about hunting for fun.
>
> ************************************
>
>
>
>
>Action plan to save the grey partridge Jul 31 2007
>
>
>http://tinyurl.com/3y7fby
>
>by Steve Dube, Western Mail
>
>
>FEARS for the future of the wild grey partridge have prompted the Game
>Conservancy Trust to call for immediate action through a five-point
>survival plan.
>
>The trust says the wettest summer since detailed records began in 1914
>bodes badly for the wild grey partridge, which has already suffered an
>86% decline in the past 30 years and is on the brink of extinction in
>many areas of the country.
>
>

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> The reason these people want it back is so they can blow them out of
> the sky for fun and recreation.
>
> Better no game birds at all, than them to be used for these sickos
> fun.

> Better no game birds at all, than them to be used for these sickos
> fun.
>
>
> Angus Macmillan--------------------------------------

> On Wed, 01 Aug 2007 10:48:38 +0100, amacmil304@aol.com wrote:
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>> The reason these people want it back is so they can blow them out of
>> the sky for fun and recreation.
>>
>> Better no game birds at all, than them to be used for these sickos
>> fun.
>
> .....then they will start shooting peasants...again!