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For Oxfordshire Against The Cull

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Let these numbers sink in.
This is a LOT of suffering.

This video we made follows just one badger monitored during the badger cull. There is no horrible images in this video but it is about 9 minutes long.

Good luck to Wild Justice standing up and speaking out against the dreadfully inhumane free-shooting of badgers!

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Somerset Against The Badger Cull

Keep your eyes and ears open in this area particularly. Horrific injuries to one of the badgers that was still alive.
Sorry to end the week on a downer but this just reinforces our plea for people to get involved in protecting their local setts.

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'Large numbers' of badgers and deer shot 'illegally' in Somerset

www.somersetcountygazette.co.uk

POLICE are looking into reports of shootings of "a large number" of badgers and deer in Somerset.

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Wild Justice challenges licensing of Badger shooting

www.crowdjustice.com

Wild Justice is a not-for-profit company which takes legal cases on behalf of wildlife.

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“These figures suggest that, over seven years of culling, between 6,036 and 10,118 badgers have been potentially wounded by free shooting but not retrieved. This is a lot of badgers suffering...”

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How many badgers do culls really kill? | Rosie Woodroffe

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How many badgers do culls really kill? July 1, 2020July 1, 2020 ~ rosie Yesterday I learned that the organisation Wild Justice is mounting a legal challenge to England’s badger cull, based on the argument that it is inhumane to badgers. I have tended to steer away from the issue of humaneness, b.....

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Day 30 of #30days30waystohelpbadgers for #30dayswild

ALL of us that travelled to the car park in Williton back in 2013 for the first night of the badger cull had never done anything like this before. Some of us came alone, others with a friend, some travelled from a long way away and some from just up the road.

It was dark, we would be heading out into the unknown and had left our comfy sofas, favourite tv program, the pub, and family to do something we felt was important.

We made new friends and family.

ALL of us glad that we took that first step. We left our comfort zone and eight years later we are still standing up for badgers, conservation and science. Together. ... See MoreSee Less

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Day 29 of #30days30waystohelpbadgers for #30dayswild

Today it's all about getting creative for badgers. Local grassroots groups fighting the cull, standing up for badgers, conservation and science, will need support all year round.

There are so many ways you can hep raise awareness of the cull and help raise funds too, that we were only able to show a few ideas...we’ll leave the rest up to you! ... See MoreSee Less

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