Paul,

Just off out to start the night's hunt.

What are you hunting?

"... with baited breath."

Flies, perhaps and what did you eat for bait?

I an hunting varmints who would go out at night and shoot dead our little woodland creatures, with or without bated breath.
I hope your good mate and leading gunnie Tony Azzi isn't there, he tends to believe wombats are just far foxes. You don't think wombats are fat foxes do you.

Don't forget that evidence! I await the validation of your claim.

Is the following, SSAA members at work?

http://www.smh.com.au/national/multimillionaire-car-dealer-tony-azzi-investigated-over-wombat-deaths-20151218-glqoga.html

Paul,

Getting desperate?
That's old hat stuff.

I'm off to bed.

Paul,

"
GREENS’ HYPOCRISY OVER FOXES AND WILD DEER
24 August 2016 / In Hunting
The Australian Greens Party has once again demonstrated why the party cannot be trusted on vital conservation and wildlife management issues, despite its pro-environment image. Retired party leader Bob Brown returned somewhat to the party’s ideologies of protecting the environment, calling for the Tasmanian government to instigate aerial culling of wild deer as uncontrolled numbers continue to destroy wilderness heritage areas.

Airing his views in a personal submission to the Wild Fallow Deer Population Inquiry, Mr Brown used evidence from New Zealand to argue that baiting and aerial shooting is a successful option to cull wild deer in his home state of Tasmania. “Helicopter culling and 1080 poisoning proved to be the turnaround point for deer control in New Zealand at its current feral population of some 250,000. As 1080 poisons many wildlife species in Tasmania (there are no native mammals in New Zealand), this is not an option here,” he wrote. “Helicopter culling is a best available option for Tasmania.”

Mr Brown also took aim at goats, writing: “Fallow deer cannot be eradicated once established in forested areas but their population in such areas can be controlled. Deer (and goats) can be prevented from spreading to new areas. Aerial culling is required.”

While the SSAA-LA applauds Mr Brown for acknowledging that shooting is an effective culling method, we point out that aerial culling is expensive and funded by the taxpayer. Ground shooting by experienced volunteer hunters from the SSAA, on the other hand, is a more cost-effective and viable option."
(cont.).

http://ssaa.org.au/news-resources/hunting/greens-hypocrisy-over-foxes-and-wild-deer

"At the same time as its past leader was showing some sense on controlling pest animals, a New South Wales Greens MP cuddled up to the Sydney Fox Rescue group in joining its quest to legalise foxes as pets. In a blatant show of ignorance, Jamie Parker MP used the irrelevant NSW greyhound racing ban to call for European red foxes to be reclassified from pests to legal pets. “There are changes to protect (greyhound) dogs but… on the other hand, people can’t even rescue an injured or orphaned fox,” he told the Daily Telegraph, before musing: “Why wouldn’t you allow someone to do that?”

The SSAA-LA urges Mr Parker and his fox-loving friends to venture outside Sydney suburbia and witness the damage animals like foxes are causing to farmland and national parks alike."

Bob Brown's pet area overrun by ferals,
What are the Greens doing about it?

Then there's the Green idiot that wants to promote foxes; as if the Greens weren't doing enough to ensure their survival by doing their utmost to stop SSAA members and others from hunting them in the
foxes' favourite protected breeding grounds of National Parks and State Forests.

The Greens desire to protect feral pests will never win out over the SSAA members desires to kill them and thus save Native animals.

//The Greens desire to protect feral pests will never win out over the SSAA members desires to kill them and thus save Native animals.//

The hypocrisy of the Gunnie fraternity knows no bounds! The fact is, Gunnies through their hunt clubs etc, were responsible for the release of many of the feral pests that now populate and destroy the fragile Australian ecosystems. To satisfy their perverse please of killing something, Gunnies released foxes, rabbits, deer and numerous other feral pests into the environment.

Now our resident Gunnie calls himself and his cohorts, environmentalists, and wants to take the credit for shooting one fox in a thousand! How is that for outlandish hypocrisy? A sick Gunnie joke indeed.

Issy, you also claimed a link between your fox hunting and the SSAA. Pray tell is there official sanction of your fox hunting by the SSAA? Where was the meeting of the executive of the SSAA held that granted official sanction of your fox hunting? Are your claiming something that is also not true.