Kill a Grey Squirrel today - Do us all a favour, especially

30 Sep 2011

I urge everyone to take all measures to attempt to purge the grey squirrel population as attempts are made to re introduce native Reds.
The grey squirrel is destructive and a natural pest responsible for the massive reduction in Thrush songbird and blackbird populations as well as being a carrier of the Squirrel pox to which the Grey is immune but the Reds are not.
Kill a Grey squirrel today - do your country and your wildlife friends a favour and lets try to rid our country of this vermin.

30 Sep 2011

Quote by Too Hot
I urge everyone to take all measures to attempt to purge the grey squirrel population as attempts are made to re introduce native Reds.
The grey squirrel is destructive and a natural pest responsible for the massive reduction in Thrush songbird and blackbird populations as well as being a carrier of the Squirrel pox to which the Grey is immune but the Reds are not.
Kill a Grey squirrel today - do your country and your wildlife friends a favour and lets try to rid our country of this vermin.

:sad: though I agree red squirrels need help asking us who have never sinned lol to break one of the ten conmandmends shame on you you should be publicly spanked any volunteers?

30 Sep 2011

Quote by Too Hot
I urge everyone to take all measures to attempt to purge the grey squirrel population as attempts are made to re introduce native Reds.
The grey squirrel is destructive and a natural pest responsible for the massive reduction in Thrush songbird and blackbird populations as well as being a carrier of the Squirrel pox to which the Grey is immune but the Reds are not.
Kill a Grey squirrel today - do your country and your wildlife friends a favour and lets try to rid our country of this vermin.

can't they use the redundant hunt dogs to chase them wink

Dave_Notts

1 Oct 2011

Living in rural France, I have not seen a grey for over 4 years but regularly see reds. They are truly magnificent creatures. Their colour is astonishingly vibrant.

1 Oct 2011

Quote by Dave__Notts
I urge everyone to take all measures to attempt to purge the grey squirrel population as attempts are made to re introduce native Reds.
The grey squirrel is destructive and a natural pest responsible for the massive reduction in Thrush songbird and blackbird populations as well as being a carrier of the Squirrel pox to which the Grey is immune but the Reds are not.
Kill a Grey squirrel today - do your country and your wildlife friends a favour and lets try to rid our country of this vermin.

can't they use the redundant hunt dogs to chase them wink

Dave_Notts
Sounds barbaric to me Dave :wink:
Having tried squirrel, they don't make bad eating though :thumbup:

1 Oct 2011

leeve the poor grey squirrel alone.
some times i wish there was a robot out there that could hunt down humans that irritate other peeple.
animals in the maine are far better creatures than the majority of human beings are.:notes:
i would rather have a bunch of grey squirrels living next door to me than the currenty horrid toss pot of a neighbour that i do at the moment. :twisted:

1 Oct 2011

Quote by starlightcouple
leeve the poor grey squirrel alone.
some times i wish there was a robot out there that could hunt down humans that irritate other peeple.
animals in the maine are far better creatures than the majority of human beings are.:notes:
i would rather have a bunch of grey squirrels living next door to me than the currenty horrid toss pot of a neighbour that i do at the moment. :twisted:

If you had squirrels living next door it would only be a matter of time before they were in your house and you would be evicted. Unable to compete with their destructive capabilities and hunger, you would have no option but to then abandon your home.
You clearly know nothing at all about nature if you have any thoughts about grey squirrels other than vermin.
They have all but wiped our red squirrels across moost of the UK, they are 100% responsible for the diminishing populations of the Thrush songbirds (Mistle & Song) as well as Blackbirds. Squirrels watxch birds for food sources and will readily eat eggs and young birds from the nests of Thrush and Blackbird.
It is ILLEGAL in this country to release a trapped grey squirrel into the wild - it must be humanely killed - that is the law.
I urge everyone to do their bit to protect indigenous bird and squirrel population by killing as many grey squirrels as they can.

1 Oct 2011

I live in a lovely place where Reds run free.
Greys are nothing more more than bushy tailed rats.
I support the cause, but only because I'm not one of the fluffy liberal brigade when it comes to nature.
Bell

2 Oct 2011

The ultimate ethical meal: a grey squirrel
It tastes sweet, like a cross between lamb and duck. And it's selling as fast as butchers can get it.
It's low in fat, low in food miles and completely free range. In fact, some claim that Sciurus carolinensis - the grey squirrel - is about as ethical a dish as it is possible to serve on a dinner plate.

~ squirrel legs, front or rear, amount depends upon how hungry you are
~ beer
~ garlic powder
~ pepper
~ salt
~ minced onion
~ hickory smoked bacon
Soak the legs in beer for 2 – 3 hours. Remove and drain.
Sprinkle to taste with garlic powder, pepper, salt and the minced onion.
Wrap each leg with bacon. Secure with toothpicks if necessary.
Place on hot grill. Cook over medium heat until cooked through.
Serve with your favorite sides.
Enjoy.

2 Oct 2011

Red squirrels - indigenous
Grey squirrels - alien, damaging invaders.
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I would like to point out that my dislike of alien species is limited to non-humans - I'm very fond of a nice tasty mixture of human-flavours. biggrin

3 Oct 2011

Quote by GnV
Living in rural France, I have not seen a grey for over 4 years but regularly see reds. They are truly magnificent creatures. Their colour is astonishingly
vibrant.

ok sorted then - empty all the ferries of the illegal immigrants that France encourages to come over here and when the ferry is empty and returning to France, fill it with grey squirrels lol

11 Mar 2012

Can you cook?
I can’t, but I do have a speciality – squirrel. I’ve been running a campaign to wipe out grey squirrels, and I’m a dab hand at flash-fried squirrel with garlic and butter. Skinning it is quite difficult, then you quarter it. Really you want to marinate it because there’s no fat on a squirrel.