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What on earth is going on at the Beaufort, with video's of either the Huntsman or Kennel-man shooting hounds. Totally unnecessary in this day and age. A simple injection by the vet is all that is required. Don't anybody tell me the hunt can't afford the Vet, that's rubbish. Also what is the Kennel-man doing allowing himself to be filmed. Absolutely disgraceful.

Undercover footage shows Beaufort Hunt hounds shot dead at kennels | Daily Mail Online

Undercover video shows hunt hounds being shot dead at kennels before being shoved in a wheelbarrow and 'thrown away like garbage' at The Beaufort Hunt!
 
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Nothing on H&H page I notice or much on the forum. It’s always happened, people just denied or pretended it didn’t. Evil.
 

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Remarkable 673 views and only three comments. Clearly, all the sycophantic toadies of The Beaufort and others are not prepared to condemn this disgraceful practice.
Do please read the thread linked above, I very much doubt that anyone will bother rehashing the debate, for the benefit of a poster who hasn't bothered to read the previous, quite lengthy thread.
 

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That's very interesting but this whole subject needs to be fully aired. Everybody is entitled to their own opinions and plainly the spotlight needs to be focused on The Beaufort, who need to be brought down a peg or two. That said, at more or less the same time we see Mr Mark Hankinson found guilty of a very serious criminal offense, of aiding and abetting the breach of The Hunting Act, that is quite remarkable, bearing in mind Hankinson is the Executive Director of the Masters of Foxhounds Association and a former master of the Wilton Hunt. Yet even more sycophantic toadies have not commented. He has committed a criminal offense and was found guilty at no lesser Court than before the senior magistrate in Westminster Magistrates Court and fined £3,500.00. Yet all you people seem to think it is still alright to support so-called illegal hunting and the shooting of hounds. When are hunting folk going to wake up to the fact, that much of what they are doing is a criminal offense on any given hunting day. I am reliably informed, that a very large number of major landowners are ceasing to welcome hounds on the grounds that they, the landowners could be similarly charged for aiding and abetting illegal hunting.
 

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No, because fundamentally it's a glorified cover-up and contrived agenda of justifications.

as we have discussed this backwards, forwards and sideways on and from most other angles then it is difficult to see why it is a cover up. I think you will find many anti hunt, some want it totally banned even. Does your post have any point? If so come and join the other discussions.
 

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That's very interesting but this whole subject needs to be fully aired. Everybody is entitled to their own opinions and plainly the spotlight needs to be focused on The Beaufort, who need to be brought down a peg or two. That said, at more or less the same time we see Mr Mark Hankinson found guilty of a very serious criminal offense, of aiding and abetting the breach of The Hunting Act, that is quite remarkable, bearing in mind Hankinson is the Executive Director of the Masters of Foxhounds Association and a former master of the Wilton Hunt. Yet even more sycophantic toadies have not commented. He has committed a criminal offense and was found guilty at no lesser Court than before the senior magistrate in Westminster Magistrates Court and fined £3,500.00. Yet all you people seem to think it is still alright to support so-called illegal hunting and the shooting of hounds. When are hunting folk going to wake up to the fact, that much of what they are doing is a criminal offense on any given hunting day. I am reliably informed, that a very large number of major landowners are ceasing to welcome hounds on the grounds that they, the landowners could be similarly charged for aiding and abetting illegal hunting.
Judgemental, old chap, things have been moving on since you were last on here, and illegal hunting has been rightly getting a right bashing from many.

The webinars, the Mark Hankinson charges, trial and subsequent conviction has been thoroughly debated and mulled over on this thread, which has been running for nearly 11 months. It currently has 1382 posts and 102,697 views :).

https://forums.horseandhound.co.uk/threads/hunting-is-in-a-spot-of-bother.797854/
 

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So essentially your view of "discussion" is that everybody just agrees with you?
Don't be ridiculous. What you fail to appreciate, is the majority of people who go so-called 'hunting' have an inflated opinion of their own self-importance and a complete disregard for the law, making them criminals. When the Chief Executive of The Masters of Fox Hounds Association ends up with a very serious criminal conviction, one knows that the whole show is over and wholly unacceptable to society generally.
 

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Don't be ridiculous. What you fail to appreciate, is the majority of people who go so-called 'hunting' have an inflated opinion of their own self-importance and a complete disregard for the law, making them criminals. When the Chief Executive of The Masters of Fox Hounds Association ends up with a very serious criminal conviction, one knows that the whole show is over and wholly unacceptable to society generally.
How does that tie in with hounds being shot?
 

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How does that tie in with hounds being shot?
Exactly you have made my point. The hounds do not need to be shot. A humane injection is a proper way, then hounds in the kennels do not hear the shot. Apart from anything else a hound that has come to the end of its day knows that it is going to be shot. Also, the people who carry out this vile practice, have a 'blood lust' and enjoy playing about with pistols and furthermore, they are not discouraged from the practice by their employers.
 

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Exactly you have made my point. The hounds do not need to be shot. A humane injection is a proper way, then hounds in the kennels do not hear the shot. Apart from anything else a hound that has come to the end of its day knows that it is going to be shot. Also, the people who carry out this vile practice, have a 'blood lust' and enjoy playing about with pistols and furthermore, they are not discouraged from the practice by their employers.
Oh dear, what twaddle!
 

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Don't be ridiculous. What you fail to appreciate, is the majority of people who go so-called 'hunting' have an inflated opinion of their own self-importance and a complete disregard for the law, making them criminals. When the Chief Executive of The Masters of Fox Hounds Association ends up with a very serious criminal conviction, one knows that the whole show is over and wholly unacceptable to society generally.

What an apt username you chose.
 

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Exactly you have made my point. The hounds do not need to be shot. A humane injection is a proper way, then hounds in the kennels do not hear the shot. Apart from anything else a hound that has come to the end of its day knows that it is going to be shot. Also, the people who carry out this vile practice, have a 'blood lust' and enjoy playing about with pistols and furthermore, they are not discouraged from the practice by their employers.

That is, obviously, complete and utter bollocks ??
 

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Even the politicians who backed the ban and who helped get it past in parliament went on TV and radio to say that they didn't want to stop people having a ride across country following a pack of hounds, the only thing they were against was the chasing and killing of the fox, so in other words they were very happy with trail hunting.

Personally I think the wording of the law was flawed and instead of saying what was not allowed, should have said what is allowed - a pack of hounds following a human runner, i.e. a drag hunt.

I'm not sure what happens in Germany where Hitler famously banned fox hunting mainly to appease his rural voters, but I believe that hunting is still carried on as I met a Germany couple who spent all winter hunting.
 

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The holder of the pistol will be licensed to do so and is licensed as a legal slaughter man so is not breaking any law. Most farmers with licensed firearms will put their dogs down by shooting when the time comes they are not breaking the law. Vets are not the only people who can euthanaise an animal.
 
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