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Somerset Against The Badger Cull

Come and find us for a chat today at the Clevedon Vegan Fair. We’ve got lots of lovely badgery gifts and the new xmas cards for sale on our stall. AND get a hug with Percy too! ... See MoreSee Less

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Somerset Against The Badger Cull created a poll.

There are whispers that The Wildlife Trusts want to remove the badger from their logo.
If this was true and a rebrand (which would be extremely expensive) is on the cards, do you think this would be a positive move for the Trusts? Has the badger and the cull become too political? ... See MoreSee Less

There are whispers that The Wildlife Trusts want to remove the badger from their logo. If this was true and a rebrand (which would be extremely expensive) is on the cards, do you think this would be a positive move for the Trusts? Has the badger and the cull become too political?

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Somerset Against The Badger Cull

Making sure members of Somerset Wildlife Trust don’t forget about badgers ahead of their AGM today in Bridgwater.

Despite the freezing rain a dedicated group of badger protectors met with Percy at the McMillan Theatre in Bridgwater to ask the members of the Somerset Wildlife Trust to put the badger cull as one of the action points on the agenda of the AGM. The banner read ‘You forgot about the badgers yet again’ to remind them year on year the Wildlife Trust have been asked to do more to stand up for badgers against the governments decision to roll out the cull to even more areas of the country.

Conversations were passionate with delegates as they arrived to remind them that badger protectors are people who care for all wildlife and also have an ear for the difficulties that farmers face and the corner farmers are being forced into with the NFU.

The Chair of Somerset Wildlife Trust, Graeme Mitchell stepped out into the rain and assured the group that the badger cull is on their wider agenda and a meeting will be set to meet members of Somerset Against the Badger Cull in the not too distant future.

Percy was very happy with this news and despite having his wettest outing this year vows to pop up at other events to make his presence felt and remind everyone about the thousands of badgers that are being killed.

The decision to cull is not founded on good science as too many parameters are changed for accurate conclusions to be made and is thus inhumane, unethical, ineffective and unscientific.

Percy will be voting in the forthcoming elections for a party which will stop the cull and advises all people who care to do the same. So do ask candidates their position and keep the subject a voting issue. ... See MoreSee Less

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Somerset Against The Badger Cull

The badger cull has always been a green light to persecution. But we are stepping up our monitoring and reporting all sett persecution to the police. We suggest everyone does the same.

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Rise in 'persecution' of badgers in Somerset, campaigners claim

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More badgers in Somerset are being “persecuted” as a result of the national cull, campaigners claim.

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Dad kept 37 dead badgers in freezers

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Scott Milne, 42, also kept a shotgun and rifles in an unlocked car

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