Triggermortis
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New trees and dead deer.
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Spear Chucker
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Triggermortis
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Loads ok from the link in post onto my phone?
Roedeer 1962
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That was interesting
Freeforester
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You may be aware that neither the agent nor the stalker are now employed on the estate…
Can't make up my mind on why a Danish fella?, we already have some re wilders of our own.
Guessing it's a massive green washing attempt.
Two of his companies, Bestseller, & Asos. Didn't we see a massive problem with waste from fashion industries.?
Seaborg is another weird one, sounds dangerous to me.
Guessing it's a massive green washing attempt.
Two of his companies, Bestseller, & Asos. Didn't we see a massive problem with waste from fashion industries.?
Seaborg is another weird one, sounds dangerous to me.
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David Barker
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Sad really so much money in grants to a foreign billionaire to drive off local large landowning millionaires lol. So who owns scotland certainly not Scottish people.
Ah yes.....our favourite multi estate owning Danish man and his "rewilding"....... Funny how he doesn't try this out in his native Denmark, but there again, it might mean that his tax affairs were handled a little differently......
Best not mention the fact that many of the mass culls affect surrounding estates - not that it would bother Polvsen or Wildland, as long as he can polish his green credentials, plant some trees and see how much money he can get from the tax payer to counteract all the damage his and his Fathers' "fast fashion" has done to the world.
Eighteen years of the SNP sound bites and waffle about land reform (sic) and we still have this clown as the biggest private landowner in Scotland....
Best not mention the fact that many of the mass culls affect surrounding estates - not that it would bother Polvsen or Wildland, as long as he can polish his green credentials, plant some trees and see how much money he can get from the tax payer to counteract all the damage his and his Fathers' "fast fashion" has done to the world.
Eighteen years of the SNP sound bites and waffle about land reform (sic) and we still have this clown as the biggest private landowner in Scotland....
Check out his Seaborg thing.
It would be interesting to know why?
Freeforester
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Indeed; let’s put it down to, er, potential/alleged excess of ‘entrepreneurial spirit’ in either case, shall we?
"Veiled Speech" but I'm getting the gist of what you're saying
Spear Chucker
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tried the PC...works fine from here.
Spear Chucker
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Unsurprising
Spear Chucker
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What do you mean by "Scottish People"? I know several Scottish people who are landowners and who would vigorously dispute your point and with solid justification. Do you feel the land should be in the hands of impecunious collectives of crofters and well meaning people from the cities? Is it your view that this would be better for the land?
What would Scotland have become without English and other investment? We should be grateful it was cared for and looked after by people of whatever origin. People who were prepared to spend their money (for little enough return) to preserve the land. The argument is same everywhere. We have enthusiastic clowns across the UK -who have neither a bean to spend on improving the country (as we do from our taxed incomes), nor the grass roots knowledge to understand what the land needs, telling us how to run it. The debate (read hysteria) around Muirburn being a classic example. Most of these "experts" wouldn't know bracken from heather if it was sticking out of their trousers. It is rare enough to see them with mud on their boots. Re-wilding is a fallacy driven by greed. Mark my words...it is only money at the bottom of it. Where money is, there is no love of the land. It is just a factory floor.
A couple of thought provoking articles to consider before getting all dewy eyed about Glenfeshie or other projects:
Carnage in the Countryside COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
Blackgame Dewilding COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
BY CALUM CAMPBELL On moving back to the Grantown area in 2020, I made it a priority to try and photograph Blackcock the following Spring. I got the chance on a sporting estate near the headwaters o…
countrysquire.co.uk
Malxwal
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The point would be, that the SNP would have their illiterate and ignorant voters believe they were ridding Scotland of foreign (read English) land owners. All they've done is get rid of the perceived hallmarks of such ownership, the sporting aspects, which will equally appeal to their supporters, bearing in mind the predominance of left wing (ignorant bigot) thinking.What do you mean by "Scottish People"? I know several Scottish people who are landowners and who would vigorously dispute your point and with solid justification. Do you feel the land should be in the hands of impecunious collectives of crofters and well meaning people from the cities? Is it your view that this would be better for the land?
What would Scotland have become without English and other investment? We should be grateful it was cared for and looked after by people of whatever origin. People who were prepared to spend their money (for little enough return) to preserve the land. The argument is same everywhere. We have enthusiastic clowns across the UK -who have neither a bean to spend on improving the country (as we do from our taxed incomes), nor the grass roots knowledge to understand what the land needs, telling us how to run it. The debate (read hysteria) around Muirburn being a classic example. Most of these "experts" wouldn't know bracken from heather if it was sticking out of their trousers. It is rare enough to see them with mud on their boots. Re-wilding is a fallacy driven by greed. Mark my words...it is only money at the bottom of it. Where money is, there is no love of the land. It is just a factory floor.
A couple of thought provoking articles to consider before getting all dewy eyed about Glenfeshie or other projects:
Carnage in the Countryside COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
Blackgame Dewilding COUNTRY SQUIRE MAGAZINE
BY CALUM CAMPBELL On moving back to the Grantown area in 2020, I made it a priority to try and photograph Blackcock the following Spring. I got the chance on a sporting estate near the headwaters o…
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