Sandstone1
Well-Known Member
Hunts like the Warwickshire are fast bringing about the demise of legal trail hunting if they could only but see it.
With respect, if you choose to support a 'sport' where illegal activity which includes killing animals with packs of dogs, is common place ( as seen on this thread with video evidence and news reports) then you really can't expect people not to be angry with people who support the legal activities not coming out to shout very loudly when illegal activity occurs.
Perhaps the lack of voice from pro hunters (legal hunting ) is why nothing ever changes. Perhaps if you boycotted hunts caught engaging in illegal activities then the hunting hierachy may take a bit more notice??
Because most 'normal' people who were associated with a sport so intent on self destruction would be the ones posting the videos and telling people how disgusting that behaviour is?
I’m confused. The damning footage upthread of a bagged (presumably) fox has been identified in the ITV link as the Seavington Hunt whose country is in Somerset and Dorset. The Avon and Somerset Police are investigating. What has the Warwickshire Hunt done?
If the anti reports are true, the Warwickshire are still hunting.
So the new disciplinary body has shown its true colours, then. Get caught out by covert filming blatantly cubbing? Oh, do carry on ?.
Not much of a surprise, that.
Given that this was not a named hunt, I'm supposing that they are not a registered pack and so not affiliated with any hunting organisation.Genuine question as I do not know if this happens, does the hunting fraternity not have someone who goes around checking the welfare of those hunts under their umbrella?
https://www.cambrian-news.co.uk/new...ASz27R_cutxAPact634G8XlnLc#Echobox=1665475689
I'd never heard of the Dwyryd Hunt before , and tbh when the news item came up I presumed that it was one of the unregistered/unregulated Welsh packs that seem to exist.
But no, as above, it comes under MFHA auspices ?. Which will we all now know to be at best, and being very charitable, useless at enforcing good and legal practice.
What on earth was the Dwyryd Hunt really doing with a captive fox in a cage? Any answers suggesting that this was somehow in the best interests of the captive fox will be treated with the contempt they deserve.
They do, yes. As with all inspections though I dare say it all looked great on the day it needed to.Genuine question as I do not know if this happens, does the hunting fraternity not have someone who goes around checking the welfare of those hunts under their umbrella?
https://www.cambrian-news.co.uk/new...ASz27R_cutxAPact634G8XlnLc#Echobox=1665475689
They do, yes. As with all inspections though I dare say it all looked great on the day it needed to.
The hounds the RSPCA took, I wonder if they will be rehomed? I assume not until after the court case?
It’s sickening, it should be treated as attempted murder by the landowner.
Sabs already have been killed by hunt supporters' vehicles, and no charges brought, so I don't imagine it will be any different now. Perhaps hunts should be disbanded when this kind of thing happens on their patch.This madness must cease before someone on either side is killed.