A long way from home.

[Nigel Roberts]

Seal eating a Pike at The Dead Arm, River severn - YouTube
SEAL EATS BIG CARP - as reported by Angler's Mail magazine - YouTube

 

[Nigel Roberts]

Sorry if already posted

 

[Chris Cheshire]

The wretched animal needs to go home before it takes too many of my fish!

 

[Stuart Prescott]

its nature , leave it be , has more right to be there than us ..etc etc

 

[Richard Hamlyn]

So rember, if you are out and about blasting Cormorants out of the skies and you see a seal then pop a cap in it as well...............

 

[Chris Cheshire]

its nature , leave it be , has more right to be there than us ..etc etc

Of that, I have no doubt.... I just wish it was in someone else's stretch eating their large carp, pike and undoubtedly barbel too

 

[Eddie Farrell]

well said stu, i agree with you everything has a right to live, its a balance of nature

 

[David Gauntlett]

I think you will find that Stuarts post was meant to be a sarcastic preview of all the cobblers which will inevitably follow...hence the 'Roll eyes (sarcastic)' smiley

Cheers, Dave.

 

[Rhys Perry]

Those videos are 2 years old, I hope he's found his mummy before getting shot by some redneck with a gun.

 

[David Gauntlett]

Those videos are 2 years old, I hope he's found his mummy before getting shot by some redneck with a gun.

Redneck :confused: I don't think the blood would squirt that far Rhys

(It's a joke Rhys, before you beat me soundly with a barbed post )

Cheers, Dave.

 

[Rhys Perry]

I gathered that Dave, cheers. One of your less cringe worthy ones!

 

[Jim Foxall]

well said stu, i agree with you everything has a right to live, its a balance of nature

A right to live, yes, but in its own habitat. Rats living in a sewer are probably not too much of a problem. But having them scampering around your house is not so good and then control is exercised.

 

[Chris Cheshire]

I'm just glad its a grey seal, and not one of those far more dangerous navy ones...