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Tag Archives: hunting
Instrument of Death
Last weekend I was appalled to find someone had placed a bird trap between a sycamore tree and the burn which I walk the dogs by twice a day. This was 7 am. A young bird in the nest in … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged corvids, gamekeeping, hunting, inhumane killing, Larsen cage, pheasant shoots, shooting
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Weasel Family
There are many badger setts around and beyond our cottage. This is the European Badger (latin name Meles meles), part of the Weasel family. It evolved over 2-4 million years, since the end of the Pleistocene era. Researchers have speculated … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged badger, hunting, lutra lutra, meles meles, nature, otter, pleistocene, scotland, weasel
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The fox hounds are out
I hear the fox hounds being brought out for their daily preparation for the season beginning September. Their baying sets my five dogs off barking, and I have to bring them in to shut them up. The local hunts involve … Continue reading
Posted in anthropocene
Tagged history, hounds, hunting, killing, red fox, rural, shooting
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