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yes it was banned on th 18th february 2005
The number of arctic foxes killed by hunters each year varies significantly depending on the region and hunting regulations. Estimates suggest that tens of thousands of arctic foxes may be harvested annually, particularly in areas where fur trapping is prevalent. However, exact figures can fluctuate based on factors such as population dynamics and conservation efforts. Additionally, hunting practices and regulations can change, impacting overall numbers.
No you cant. There is a dove hunting season!
Foxes kill many, many rodents and other small animals that can carry diseases harmful to man and that compete with many for food. Rodents damage or destroy vast amounts of grain and other human foods each year. They also kill rabbits who eat large amount of grasses and crops that serve as food for domestic livestock. Foxes are very wary around humans and rarely cause human injury and rarely take on livestock. Basically, the fox is much more beneficial than it is a menace. In the city where I live, one neighborhood complained to the city that there were a number of foxes in their area. The city trapped them and had them killed. Within months the same neighborhood was complaining that their area was overrun with mice and rats. Gee, I wonder why?
No, Arctic foxes do not hibernate. They have adapted to survive harsh winter conditions by growing thick fur and hunting for food throughout the year. They are active year-round and can withstand extremely cold temperatures.
No one knows how many.
It depends on the foxes needs, when the prey are most active and the time of year. A fox can be found hunting at anytime.
No.No, foxes are active throughout the year. Indeed, winter is one of their busiest seasons as they breed during this time.Red foxes do not hibernate. They only return to their den after mating. They are known to return to the same den for years.
Hunting is bad because 200 million animals die per year for hunters.
a man called xxxxx started fox hunting 300years ago Fox hunting started as a result of livestock poultry etc being take by foxes. The best way to hunt fox is with fast transport and dogs and as the people who had the money to afford these things were the landlords and it was the landlords that stood to lose the most as a result of to many foxes this hunt eventualy turned into a sport. which benefited farmers. People were just not too concerned about people cruelty in those days let alone animal cruelty. and this was necessary for survival.
im sorry to say this but a lot of deer get killed each year.But in some states it is actually good because they have too many deet living there.
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