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Scots Landowners Call For License To Cull Birds Of Prey (1 Viewer)
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MJB
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Ye jist couldnae invent it!
Might be worth a bet that some SNP SMPs will want to curry favour with certain landowners to fat-cat the perks, even though they claim to represent the Scottish working man better than Labour (mind you, that's not too difficult).
It seems like a clear-cut issue, but will Alex S show he has depths?
Overstocking artificially-bred grouse chicks as well as the naturally-bred population may be expensive, but is it actually employing as many people in worthwhile jobs as environmentalyl-based schemes that would involve some government money? Intelligent long-term policies seem in short supply anywhere...
MJB
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Well-known member
artificially-bred grouse chicks
Do explain MJB, I thought Grouse were almost impossible to raise artificially due to their rather choosy dietry demands. Though that may be just Red Grouse. Unlike Famous Grouse, which I am assured is completely artificial, and hence tastes like piss.
Do explain MJB, I thought Grouse were almost impossible to raise artificially due to their rather choosy dietry demands. Though that may be just Red Grouse. Unlike Famous Grouse, which I am assured is completely artificial, and hence tastes like piss.
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