Grey Squirrel Victimisaton Awareness

Squirells are vermin, they carry the same kind of diseases as pigeons/ rats. The red squirrell population was kept in check due to its obvious pigmentation. The grey Squirells are bigger, more aggressive and breed faster than red squirrels. Therefore red Squirells are being replaced by more and more disease carriers. If the population of grey Squirells expands even more it could do untold damage to our ecosystem

What diseases would that be?
 
If you're so worried about "native" Britain how about we re-introduce bears and wolves to your local woods where you walk your dog!

Actually, they are looking to re-introduce wolves to Scotland.

Personally I do see you're point about grey vs red. What I think should happen is we should maintain the red squirrel population "islands" but let non-encroaching grey squirrel populations continue as they are.

As an aside, grey squirrel is actually quite tasty - kinda like duck.
 
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I actually shot one this morning at around 4:30am. Speaking of Crayfish, we had to save loads from a dried out river when I did my apprenticeship with the National Park. We found one American one and squashed it.
 
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