How many foxes (the animals) do you think you could carry at one time (if they were all tame)...?
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I bottle-fed a male silver-phase red fox and raised it in my home. It is now about 9 years old. I held it in my arms 2 days ago while it licked my face. He is big- about 25 pounds. I found him to be quite the handful all by himself, and do not think I could have held more than one!
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I think that foxhunting causes significant levels of pain and distress to animals, and that to do so merely for frivolity and entertainment is wrong, so I support the ban.\n\nHowever, I do understand the need to control animal population levels, particularly if excessive numbers of a certain species are damaging the ecological balance. This should, as far as possible be done in a quick and humane way, without the protracted fear and stress induced by a hunt.
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ok 21 cows would have 84 legs and 42 chichens would have 84 legs. So if you were to have a bar B Q no one would care about the answer, they would be more interested in who brought the keg\n\nDon't forget the pork!
415615
I would be a timber wolf. roaming the forest with my wolf brethren sounds like fun plus the only thing to worry about would be bears and mountain lions which would be easily overcome by me and my fellow pack members.
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WOw ! What a Question ..Well @ first I was gonna say ..I'd like to come back as one of My Dogs ..'cause Boy do they Live & have a GREAT ~ Life ..But Then I gave abit more thought to it . And ya  know ..I'd Like to Come back as ME ..And Maybe Get a chance to RE~DO the things I didn't do so Good before and Also RE~Do the Things that turned Out Rather Good. Hmm bit torn between the two right now ..as I sit & glance over @ My Dogs Sleepin in My Bed with out a Care in the world  :)
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THe average Fox weighs between 15-20lbs
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2 she-camels, one billy-goat, three horses and a couple of millions. \n\nHe should of stayed on Lyon if you ask me. But then again no one is asking me.
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i hunted bunnies in new mexico with one little beagle dog\ngot so good i had to load the shotgun before i would let her out of the truck.\nshe would sometimes strike trail before i was ready.\ni saw no need ever to have more than her.\nout here we have jack rabbits too.\nthe way you cook them is to nail 'em to a board, cook 'em and throw 'em away and eat the board.\nfor that reason i would not shoot but turn and walk away. The dog got the hint after awhile and stayed off them.\ndon't know if she could smell the difference but the length of jump was greater and she would lose the trail and regain it a few seconds later.\nshe knew the difference.\nbecause i only had one dog she got all the hunt time and all the attention.
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I agree that foxes are a pest for most country folk.  However, I do think that it is disgusting to allow dogs to tear a living animal to pieces.  I also don't agree with hunts and packs of hounds following foxes across farm land and private property as it does damage.  Yes I know it shouldn't happen, but in reality it does.  I live in Derbyshire and have seen happen it many times.\n\nGassing underground is an option but it's not just foxes that will be killed.\n\nShooting to kill is acceptable to me (just my opinion) but as you stated, this can result in wounding and a painful death.\n\nSnares are barbaric and should be outlawed.  Full stop.\n\nAs far as culling is concerned, it should be done in a way that's as humane as possible but to be honest I don't know what the answer is.  That's probably why this debate rages on.
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don't let the cows get all worked up an nervous about anything.  i think a border collie to tend the herd would help.  so would a mule or donkey.  they'll kick the hell out of a yote.
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Go to google and ask. You will probably hae to put in each animal. No harm in trying. Maybe you can put in restraints.
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woW, you are too funny! (read some of ur answers) love the little yoda pic! well, with bush so head strong about keeping them (reminds me of my child, he is always bringing in strays and not wanting to let them go once we find a home for them) i think we'll ,sadly, most likely wind up keeping some. I hope less than half though.
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So true about the Fox in the Bush, but don't forget about the Fox guarding the Hen House...  Now that you mention it, I wouldn't be surprised if Bush did hire him...What a shame things have gotten so ridiculous...
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I think it would be cool.   In the wild they hang out in packs and play with their kids all day...eat... nap...and walk around.  I could do that.\nThey also get each other's back if something threatens them they put the babies in the middle the big elephants on the outside of a huge circle and they raise their trunks as if to say "bring it on...you gonna fight me you gonna fight my whole family"   Even lions leave pack elephants alone.\nThey also live really long and I believe they are the only animals proven to mourn their own dead.  They are so cool!!
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Personally I thought:\n\nMan, dolphin, pig, chimp\n\nAccording to Edward O Wilson, top animal behaviourist:\n\n1. Chimpanzee (two species) \n2. Gorilla \n3. Orangutan \n4. Baboon (seven species, including drill and mandrill) \n5. Gibbon (seven species) \n6. Monkey (many species, especially the macaques, the patas, and the Celebes black ape) \n7. Smaller-toothed whale (several species, especially killer whale) \n8. Dolphin (many of the approximately eighty species) \n9. Elephant (two species) \n10. Pig \n\nNo donkey I'm afraid!
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Dogs.  Canine.  Canariensis.\n\nAllegedly, there are still wild dogs to this day there.
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People who hunt for foxes.