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(Tarabas, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:29, archived)

Hahahahahaha
Beware the badger-lovers getting upset.
(A Vagabond loves your mum, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:31, archived)

But what about my milk and beef?
I want my milk and beef.
Should we eat badger and drink badgers milk?
I think not.
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Mstandot wants his car to stop breaking!!!, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:32, archived)

ahh the only people who love badgers
are city twerps who haven't got a clue about the diseased vermin running around ruining the livelihoods of already disadvantaged farmers

/rant
(gobbledegook funts you in the cuck daily at, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:33, archived)

^
This.
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Pedantichrist http://lordmanley.co.uk/gas/, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:35, archived)

ARR, FARMER GOBBLES, YE CAN'T BE TOO SHAHR.
oo arr.
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hexachordal GO SPORT, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:35, archived)

i like badgers
they're like a sort of pig/dog/big rat.
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Cockweasle BUMJAZZ ROBOTIC STYLIST, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:38, archived)

I like badgers
I just do not like them near the cows.
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Pedantichrist http://lordmanley.co.uk/gas/, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:41, archived)

i think the controled cull is a good idea as it will allow the study of how effective it is on the control of Bovine.TB
three different control areas, 1.kill as many badgers as possible. 2.kill some badgers if they come across your path or into urban areas. 3.don't kill any badgers at all unless you really have to.

study results.

see if culling is effective at controling spread of bovine TB.
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Thor_sonofodin Exterminieren! Exterminieren!, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:41, archived)

The thing is that killing badgers leaves empty sets and more badgers arrive.
If you have TB in a Holt then wipe them out, but if you haven't then leave them be.
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Pedantichrist http://lordmanley.co.uk/gas/, Fri 29 Feb 2008, 14:43, archived)

its the science