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Save Isle of Wight Council's Badgers from Culling

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Alan Cooper
12 years ago

Not acceptable to persecute badgers when a vaccine exists!

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Kim Overington
12 years ago

Do not allow this barbarism to come to the Isle of Wight

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Anonymous
12 years ago

Badger cull is against scientific advice.

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Nigel Harpur
12 years ago

Stop this awful and completely misguided slaughter of our wildlife.

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Sara Mortimer
12 years ago

I come from Guernsey. One year the Dairy farms all suffered a bad outbreak of TB. There are NO BADGERS in Guernsey!

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t.varakin
12 years ago

save the badgers now

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Christine Lacey
12 years ago

The badger is being used as a scapegoat, blaming it for the spread of TB, despite any credible evidence. Poor animal husbandry needs addressing not the killing of badgers

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tania dixcey
12 years ago

Put all of that money to good use...for once.

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Catherine Langton
12 years ago

Badger cull is unscientific & inhummane

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Gareth Maude
12 years ago

How can we possibly have any idea of the population size of an animal that lives underground and only comes out at night?

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Cheryl Lovelace
12 years ago Featured

As a Professor of biochemistry, I support the view of the scientists that a badge cull is not required and I would support vaccination.

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Maureen Kitching
12 years ago

Our previous house in West Sussex had two badger colonies within 40 feet of our lounge and I cared for and fed them all. They are lovely creatures.

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John Craddock
12 years ago Featured

There are many respected people and groups (RSPB and RSPCA and Hampshire and Isle of Wight Wildlife Trust) against the cull, saying that the science of culling will not be effective.

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Noel Scott
12 years ago

leave badgers alone. They are harmless.

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vicky sanders
12 years ago

What in the world has this world come to...badgers getting culled because of the threat to intensive farming and the human lust for flesh

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Colin G. Thornton
12 years ago

No badgers should be slaughtered on the Island, and the already available injectable badger vaccine against bTB should be used in all cases.

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karen bailey
12 years ago

beyond words

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karen bailey
12 years ago

I am in Bristol, we have experienced this in the West Country, Attend every protest and spread the word far and wide, link up with other groups that are experienced at patroling ,checking setts etc. Hunt Sab, groups have a lot of expertise. Keep writing Parliament. MPs. I am sure you all are. Best Regards, remember support your teams on the ground, they are camping out in all weather and need basics and petrol.

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Tracy Reynolds
12 years ago

Please don't allow this cruelty to tarnish our island and harm our beautiful animals.