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Just another incident for the list, but it won't make one iota of difference to how the public view otters in general. I am informed that otters will not frequent areas where humans, dogs etc. are in heavy concentrations....ie, towns and so on. If that ever was true, it certainly isn't now.
If they are ravaging garden ponds in urban areas, where the owner has taken reasonable steps to protect his valuable koi, then they must be pretty desperate. It is obviously indicative of the state of our waterways, rivers in particular. If their hunger is such that they are willing to take risks and overcome what apparently are their survival instincts, then their natural hunting areas (our rivers) must be unable to meet their needs in their present condition.
I do believe that many anglers have been saying this for some time. I wonder how long it will take for our lords and masters to finally accept that...and then how long it will be before they do something about it
Sorry Mike, I hadn't read your post before I pushed the 'go' button, lol.
Cheers, Dave.
Is it still legal to hunt Mink with Hounds, maybe that's the way forward.
"We were after the Mink your honour, accidents happen...".
Set the dogs on him ! See if he likes it
And Dave, please spare the endless political Lefty politics come into virtually every post you type