carthorse
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What do you think?
Anyone watching Tv prog. about hunting
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JustKickOn
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It's very bias IMO.
dieseldog
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what channel?
carthorse
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Think it was on BBC but may only be local to us.It was about Heythrope Hunt
Irishcobs
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Very one sided..
jumpthemoon
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Completely biased - what a load of rubbish
Why can't people just keep their noses out? They don't seem to fussed about all the hundreds of animals killed/injured/maimed on our roads by the bl00dy great 4x4's they are tearing round in
I don't know why they don't find something more constructive to do...
houdini
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Load of bo*****s! If someone was in my face filming all the time I'd get bloody annoyed too!
Knew it was going to be biased from the start when it said the whole may have scenes that may upset etc etc.....
Knew it was going to be biased from the start when it said the whole may have scenes that may upset etc etc.....
Janetterose
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I saw it - Inside Out West on HTV. . I don't think those ladies did the anti-hunt fraternity any good blubbering all over the place. It was quite pathetic. Having said that I have seen some so called hunt supporters get really violent and abusive which doesn't do them any good either.
I think the ban was actually the best thing that could happen for the hunt. It has taken the pressure off and our local hunt is left alone both by the sabs and the police. I'm not sure I ever want to go hunting - I am a bit sqeamish about that kind of thing but I also happy to let them get on with it.
I think the ban was actually the best thing that could happen for the hunt. It has taken the pressure off and our local hunt is left alone both by the sabs and the police. I'm not sure I ever want to go hunting - I am a bit sqeamish about that kind of thing but I also happy to let them get on with it.
Enfys
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Obviously I couldn't see it, but that sort of thing always leaves me gibbering with rage anyway.
It is completely beyond me why such a fuss is made now, hunting foxes is illegal, so unless there is now a campaign to 'Save the Sock' why can't Hunts be left in peace.
It is completely beyond me why such a fuss is made now, hunting foxes is illegal, so unless there is now a campaign to 'Save the Sock' why can't Hunts be left in peace.
Janetterose
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The reason the sabs are still about is because hunts are still killing foxes. I went to follow my local hunt as I am a photographer and wanted to take a nice arty picture and until they knew who I was they were very wary of me. If the hunt were being totally legal and above board they wouldn't worry about being filmed. I am sure that some hunts are no longer hunting foxes but lets face it some are.
JCWHITE
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These types of programme are always sensationalised and very often biased.This one was no different.Spokesperson for the Hunt talked sense and put over her views well. How come the Reporter, who kept saying the HAY throp hunt, was driving around in a newish Range Rover,surely to be PC, he should have driven a "greener" car???.Anyway, good to see so many supporters and such well turned out true hunter horses.You shouldnt condemn something unless you give it a go.