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18 Sep 26
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Unneutered Tom cats roaming the streets sh@gging all the ****cats.
Only one answer, here Kitty Kitty.
1 Glorious Kitty 4.15 Ayr, C/D winner could well lead the boys home.
2 Kitty Bear 7.00 Dundalk, another C/D winner on much lower AW mark than when running over inadequate 6fs on the beach.
Hopefully an EW double might pay enough to kn@cker a few up.
Only one answer, here Kitty Kitty.
1 Glorious Kitty 4.15 Ayr, C/D winner could well lead the boys home.
2 Kitty Bear 7.00 Dundalk, another C/D winner on much lower AW mark than when running over inadequate 6fs on the beach.
Hopefully an EW double might pay enough to kn@cker a few up.
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 theye were ahn ahboote it totherre daye on usse local radio stayscjhunne, Shannonside... theye pilotingge ye "Midlands mink eradikjayscjhunne program"... or somesucjhe.... #invasive#speeshees theye claim... i spose mink are some caliber o feline.. |
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theres a 'carnforth canal, piranah fish'
nr ware i live, someone one a few on hols couple years agoat local fair ware ye chuck ping pong balls in goldfish bowls, n brought em back ere n put em in local canal.... |
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chuck a pork pie in n its devouered in seconds....
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i should add to 15.38 post, someone went to the amazon
and local fair, a few plastic bags of piranahs, put in suitcase n brought em back to la anglaterre... released in local canal nboom massive shoal of em |
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Bollix, our waters are too cold for em
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not up norf ware i live..!!
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they have adjusted n cultivated...
they devour the local ducks n ducklings |
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The fella reeling in a 20LB pike now knows why he landed a skeleton.
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Great fred, Piranha in our canals ans santa thinks mink are feline
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GL stewarts rise.
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Feral cats are an issue, many semi rural non ferals roam much further than people think,
Mink population been severely depleted by Otters (apparently), the Otter population is off the scale in a relatively short period. Even in urban areas. Beaver the talking point atm, been released all over UK, they remove a lot of trees, especially mature hardwoods they don't like,they use that for building, it's thar way of clearing space for prefered edibles like willow,aspen, poplar. On rivers they don't really build dams but burrow into banks causing collapse, which some ain't happy about. |
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beaver or lack of it is always a problem
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I'd dispute the cat roaming tbh, plenty on my street and none venture 50 yards from home, ever.
I have one visitor from further up the village, maybe 150 yards, but he is an exception |
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Tried to get away but got collared.
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n yes av heard that ont d canal we have minks n similar things as well...
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swans n ducks etc etc get wiped out...not so sure about beavers
nr ware i live but heard they beeen re intoduced tho |
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minks and otters n....
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but we av the carnforth piranah, in the canal
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crocodiles, perhaps?
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You can have Beaver on your doorstep Foyles and never see any
 Saddo, Cats are natural predetors and love to hunt the woods and hedgerows at night. My mate has one, disappears for days and be seen over quarter of a mile away in the woods, sometimes comes home filthy, injured or covered in ticks. |
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It's rare though, 8 on my street including my 2, and I could find any of em at any given time of day,
all of em sleep indoors. |