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| | | dead sheep
hi found this site while looking for information, ( excellent site by the way) my question is ... whilst walking in the lake district i come across 3 fully grown dead sheep all decapitated, from what i gather a fox could not kill a fully grown sheep so is that true or what else could do this, i know a dog could but the 3 carcasses were within 100yds of each other suggesting it was not a one off thing, any thoughts ? cheers jim |
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