she's a farm girl, this was right in the head
there was blood jetting out from between its eyes
then I tried to finish it off by smashing its head with a log
its head got much flatter but no more dead
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 9:11,
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then I tried to finish it off by smashing its head with a log
its head got much flatter but no more dead
crikey
have you thought about humane capture traps, then release them miles away from where you live?
a friends mum used to capture them in the humane capture traps, drop it in a water butt and put the lid on til the noises had finished.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 9:15,
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a friends mum used to capture them in the humane capture traps, drop it in a water butt and put the lid on til the noises had finished.
drowning
is apparently the preferred method of despatch by the forestry commission. It's supposed to be a quick/clean/cheap way of doing it.
Technically though, being vermin, you could flay them alive with sharp sticks because the normal animal cruelty laws don't apply. *
* Do NOT take this as legal advice.
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Wed 9 Jun 2010, 9:22,
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Technically though, being vermin, you could flay them alive with sharp sticks because the normal animal cruelty laws don't apply. *
* Do NOT take this as legal advice.
Agreed
Or at the very least, have the courage to despatch the hairy fucker with a spade if you only wing it.
I've picked a couple off the roof of my house with a .177 after they started shitting in our loft and ate through the insulation on the water tank, jamming the filler valve and flooding the house while we were on holiday.
Shooting really is too good for 'em.
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I've picked a couple off the roof of my house with a .177 after they started shitting in our loft and ate through the insulation on the water tank, jamming the filler valve and flooding the house while we were on holiday.
Shooting really is too good for 'em.