Birds kill 200 lambs on a single Isle of Wight farm

We visit Cheverton Farm on the Isle of Wight, where ravens, crows and other birds have killed 200 lambs this spring. The farm has a herd of 1,750 sheep. However, this is just the start. Natural England and the Roy Dennis Foundation want to impose 60 sea eagles on the Isle of Wight. Farmers and gamekeepers unanimously voted against the release. However, 80% of the island has voted for the release. The pro-eagle release argument is that sea eagles do not affect sheep farms in the Netherlands. The anti-eagle release argument points out that the Netherlands has different farming practices, including lambing indoors. ▶ Find out more at ▶ Here’s the antis’ argument ▶ Join the Fieldsports Nation. Just £/$/€ a month gets you Fieldsports Channel membership. Click here: This item appears on YouTube in Fieldsports Britain, episode 4