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Very nice. Well done.

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Absolutely gorgeous. They're doing a good job just leave them alone.

Are have read that someone is culling/hunting them in the Forest of Dean and that numbers are reducing. Any truth to this?

IMHO I think mink should be culled UK wide. They are an invasive species, nasty animals that unbalance the environment here. I have just found your channel. Love wildlife, nature. From a new subscriber.

I wish that we could take our wild boar in the U.S. and give ‘em back to y’all. They’re invasive over here, and for whatever reason, they really Thrive!

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Excellent filming but why why why do you have to add the muzak? How about using sound kit to give us the real soundscape of the forest? Pleeeeze, pretty pleeze, let hear the sounds of quietness.

I love wildboar

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Cinematography idea - MUCH less of your head in the frame.You don't have to show yourself in the frame when you are talking. The interest is in the scenery you are describing so well, with all the detail, but for half of this film most of the frame is taken up with the view of your head.

Well managed ? This is something that really bugs me. While Europeans manage their wild animal population, they are constantly telling Africa that they shouldn't. Madness

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Sound was a problem and looked at you talking most of the video. Would have been nice to see the scenery and location.❤

rare for some1 to deforest 50:05

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I see at least 4 every single day here in Northamptonshire, live about 8 miles from Rockingham forest, most ive seen in a day was a dozen

I live in canterbury and love the beavers in the river stour :)

Would you do an update on how your osprey pack is holding up and what you currently carry these days? Just getting back into walking and ordered the same pack.

Tasty. Best ribs!

What does it really mean to be a conservative ?

the problem is thta you don't have predetors, like wolves and bears, for taking them controlled. And this will take to a overexpansion of this herbivores.

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Oh POOR LAWNS! HOW WILL THEY EVER COPE?!

Returning Eurasian Lynx is a brilliant idea, as it used to roam wild not so long ago…

Anyone who thinks this is good is utterly mad. We have these in Sweden and they are a major problem, here we have some predators but still far too many. They breed like crazy, are very difficult to Hunt unlike deer and moose, plus they are incredibly dangerous hunting dogs need special collars to stop the boar killing them. Add o this they eat ground dwelling nesting birds, eggs etc. If you have these near you they will overnight turn a football field into a ploughed field. I have seen these dead on a motorway one was at least 6 foot long and probably weighed 200 kg, they are enormous. Fencing off your garden is not good, you need an electric fence. This video is utterly stupid.

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Ahhh, lovely piglets, you didn't show any adult males with razor sharp tusks that can kill and maim. They were hunted to extinction for a reason, they are very dangerous and incredibly destructive to crops, can spread diseases, F&M, etc. It's laughable that they benefit wild birds, that is really clutching at straws!

We see Red Kites from time to time in Yoxall Staffordshire . I saw 3 in flight recently between Sutton Coldfield and Oxford .

Great keep rewilding

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The most accurate, easiest, and non invasive method that you can use right now is the technique I use to determine the age of a tree. It is also the simplest method, ask the tree how old it is. They are very happy to provide this information and it works for me every time,

incredible creatures!

Or import some Gauls

Uk was completely destroyed with Roads and industry, a bit of rewinding here and there isn't going to o much now. The rivers and soil are polluted too. Everyones on a high meat diet and plastic is oozing into every corner of society. We run on fuels that are burned. Many, many problems.

I rarely see red Kites in my corner of Derbyshire but we visited the Savernake forest in Wiltshire, for a few days, and saw quite a lot on local travels.

Never noticed that lol. Nice vid

What are their predators?

So good

Poor video, no info on where else the boar are present, we all know they are in the F of D.

So I’m here because I went to Siem Reap Cambodia and I visited all the temples.. in one temple the Ta Phrom there were massive trees 😍 and they were growing on top of the temples. I just don’t understand how???? And how old are the trees really???

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I think maybe there were always wild boars in England but they were just very elusive and rarely seen so people believed they were extinct and they're just becoming braver and people blame it on releasing.