Mike Powell provides a report on fox populations, and his own exploits, in winter 2019. Credit: Michael Breuer / Getty Images As far this winter’s foxing has been concerned, the headline news is that we took above average numbers here.…
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Mike Powell’s report on fox populations
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Lions of America
Ahead of a trip Stateside, Byron Pace investigates the status of the cougar – or mountain lion – which has been brought back from the brink of extinction
Tagged with: America, bounty, cougar, extinction, hunted, management, mountain lion, population, puma, wildlife
Posted in Conservation, Features
Posted in Conservation, Features
The Quantock count
The Quantock hills red deer count shows signs of recovery after eight years of continuous decline
Tagged with: 2014, count, hills, muntjac deer, numbers, population, quantock hills, red deer, uk
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Posted in News
Dolman denies media cull reports
Rhino population decline continues
The African Rhino Specialist Group (AfRSG) has warned that overall population numbers could begin to fall by 2015. So far this year, one rhino has been killed by poachers every 11 hours.
Tagged with: African Rhino Specialist Group, decline, population, rhino, Save The Rhino
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Muntjac management
Simon Barr joins deer specialist Richard Scrope to control the local muntjac population and gets a look at one of the country’s most spectacular trophy rooms on the way
The natural survivor
Mike Powell reflects on over half a century’s fox control efforts, which have seen the UK’s top predator become more common and less wary despite the nation’s increased interest in foxing
