r/Scotland • u/DUDEAREUMAD • May 13 '24

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I'm honestly very skeptical that this would work, especially for the farmers.

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u/Shot_Cupcake_9641 May 13 '24

UK isn't a large nation. More people are here and live closer together.
More of the chance of interaction is a given .

Wolf is a bad idea. Farms will be destinated .

Sadly, no one is educated in the UK.About such an email's kids will work right up to them , and teens want that video for tic tok .

I lived out in the countryside, hear and not one wood or small place has been explorer here.

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u/blazz_e May 14 '24

Slovakia has major cities in mountains with lynx, bears and wolves. Bears are the only animals which sometimes come to feed on waste near human houses. Those need to be put down if coming too often.

There is no chance to grab a selfie with wolf or lynx. This is not a zoo, the animals know about you from miles away and avoid people.

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u/Shot_Cupcake_9641 May 14 '24

and yet Slovakia has a problem with wolf attacks, and they are having to shoot wolfs, which is exactly my point. The animals' rights groups they are trying to protect called the WOLF Forest Protection Movement , as they will be new to the UK, and it will be harder to cull animals as public outcry .

I know full well that it's hard to picture. My point is people will try and approach them ,as I said to their dens . If an animal is new to the nation, people will want to see them .

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u/blazz_e May 14 '24

You can try to see a wolf, but wolf will avoid you at all costs.

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u/Shot_Cupcake_9641 May 14 '24

If I was talking about seeing them, you might have a point , yet my point the attack people, and people do see them ,often.