Lynx threat to pet cats and dogs - Fieldsports News, 22 May 2024
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I was almost jumped by a lynx here in North America. Beautiful animal. They arent usually a threat to anyone, but like many animals they will go for the easist prey
We have way too much Nimby'ism in this country for this to ever go abead.
I think the reason behind this is the Numbers of Deer getting out of hand because there just isn't enough shooters allowed to hunt them, it's seen in nearly every form of shooting you only have to watch this channel to see that it's the same faces time after time be it pigeon shooting or stalking deer, out of 100% of shooting is done by 20 to 30 % of shooters and the other 70% scrape about on tiny bits of land, if the shooting was made accessible to all who want to shoot Deer then there wouldn't be a problem with over population and that's a Fact. A very respected Deer stalker that sometimes comes on this channel has said the very same him self, It's the same with pigeon and rabbit shooting you see a field getting hammered by pigeons so you go see the farmer to ask permission and all you get is either we have someone doing the shooting or its all run by the Gamekeeper, and I've seen fields destroyed by pigeons or eaten out 20 yards by rabbits but not a chance of gaining permission. You see on here and RUclips sheep
farmers crying about loosing lambs to foxes and corvids, I've asked for permission to help control them but it's the same old we have someone on or its the game keeper. So I can sympathise with some folk who just give up with asking But not with farmers or land owners that have problems with pest species of one kind or another because there's enough folk that would be more than grateful to help out, Now we have a big problem with wild Deer both in scotland and England I'm not going to the chance to shoot any So yes let's introduce a large Predator why not it won't impact on my sport or shooting because I don't have any. We have hundreds of thousands of acres of land with hundreds of thousands of Deer In different species and the chosen few shooters can't control them Then Why not introduce The Lynx or even the Wolf.
Lets fix the species loss by introducing a predator 🤔🤦♂️
I used to eat Venison regularly when I lived in Sweden, Elk as well, it's lovely food. and tasty but the fat from Deer is an acquired taste, you either like it of loathe it.
What happens when the number of deer is gone down and the number of Lynx is gone up, history shows that almost all the time introduced animal do not solve the problems and themselves become a bigger ones.
What gets me is the attitude of the field sports guys; let us kill stuff with dogs and guns for pleasure but how dare a (formerly native until persecuted to local extinction by hunters) predator pursue prey to feed itself!
Don't put the cats in danger, if you did that what would kill of the he wild birds and small animals?
The lynx would...