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Just for a bit of fun it appears the Cotswold Hunt captured a fox, put it in sack, put the sack in a box, dug a hole then buried the fox alive. Just so their hounds would have something to hunt.
Utter f**king c**nts.
The cars in the churchyard
Were shiny and German
Distinctly at odds with
The theme of the sermon
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 21:20 - Mar 28 with 2547 views
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 21:36 - Mar 28 by DanTheMan
Should all just be bloody banned properly. They've proven time and time again that they won't follow the law.
They should be locked up, better if it was in a little box for a nice long period. WTF is wrong with people?
No idea when I began here, was a very long time ago. Previously known as Spirit_of_81. Love cheese, hate the colour of it, this is why it requires some blue in it.
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 21:59 - Mar 28 by GeoffSentence
What type of fox was it? Cute urban one or nasty rural fox?
It s because us 'townies' don't understand country ways
Which is odd as most foxhunters are from the city and suburbs
I grew up in a rural part of the county, tied cottage and still have family and contacts back there.
No one I knew personally, or who lived in the nearby village or attended the grammar school had any connection to fox hunting.
The lowlife who did the dirty work, Terrier men, came from outside the local area, gamekeepers and glorified rat catchers basically. Misfits and weirdos.
With many hunts, foxes are brought in from outside the area. The fox is in unfamiliar territory and so will not know where to go to ground - so stays out in the pen, ensuring more 'sport'
Far from any locals being able to join in (were they are wanting to) they would not be allowed. Aside from the cost of the upkeep of a hunter, locals have jobs and cannot take a day off when it suits
The countryside should be open to all, given it is our money that pays the parasitical farmers. However the fear is 'all' may see too much.
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 22:52 - Mar 28 with 2138 views
These people are the pits. I really don’t understand how anyone could do this or seek to justify it in any way. But they do. Fox hunters have a misplaced sense of privilege, entitlement and righteousness. They are superior and the lower orders, the rough, the plebs must know their place.
They sit on their horses above us. They sip their drinks from silver goblets, admire each others riding gear and daub animal blood on their cheeks while the servants stand beneath them holding the trays. They call it tradition. Really it’s a demonstration of their perceived superiority.
I call it an abomination that should have gone when bear bating, cock fighting, dog fighting, hare coursing etc were banned.
They make me sick. B#stards.
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 23:52 - Mar 28 with 2084 views
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 22:52 - Mar 28 by Churchman
These people are the pits. I really don’t understand how anyone could do this or seek to justify it in any way. But they do. Fox hunters have a misplaced sense of privilege, entitlement and righteousness. They are superior and the lower orders, the rough, the plebs must know their place.
They sit on their horses above us. They sip their drinks from silver goblets, admire each others riding gear and daub animal blood on their cheeks while the servants stand beneath them holding the trays. They call it tradition. Really it’s a demonstration of their perceived superiority.
I call it an abomination that should have gone when bear bating, cock fighting, dog fighting, hare coursing etc were banned.
They make me sick. B#stards.
The fox hunting fraternity can often be heard to claim that the calls to ban hunting are simply about 'class'.
They are right but not in the way they think.
The fact that fox hunting still exists is because of 'class'. The working class's cruel abominations were long since banned and it is only because the rich and powerful enjoy fox hunting that it hasnt been.
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 22:52 - Mar 28 by Churchman
These people are the pits. I really don’t understand how anyone could do this or seek to justify it in any way. But they do. Fox hunters have a misplaced sense of privilege, entitlement and righteousness. They are superior and the lower orders, the rough, the plebs must know their place.
They sit on their horses above us. They sip their drinks from silver goblets, admire each others riding gear and daub animal blood on their cheeks while the servants stand beneath them holding the trays. They call it tradition. Really it’s a demonstration of their perceived superiority.
I call it an abomination that should have gone when bear bating, cock fighting, dog fighting, hare coursing etc were banned.
They make me sick. B#stards.
It should be reemembered that those invikved in this are not hunters. They are the lowlife, referred to as ;terrier men'.
There job is to ensure there are enough foxes to be chased
I suspect what the video shows is a fox being taken from its breeding lace to the area of the hunt a few days before. The idea that you could simply catch a fox as when needed is ridiculous. This is why hunts and pheasant shooting charge so much, it costs money to have this stuff sorted out.
The hunters neither care, not want to know what happens 'in the background'. Theirs is a paid for experience of acting out some 18th century landed gentry fantasy (cosplay as it is known elsewhere). And no protester is going to spoil their day out in the countryside.
What is often not known by the layman is why hounds are used. Anyone who knows will tell you that Greyhounds & Lurchers would kill the fox within minutes of a sighting. Not much chance of charging for that if it is over in minutes. So hounds are used as they have the stamina to keep going long enough to give the hunters their moneys worth.
WARNING - the clips below contain images that some may find distressing
anyone wondering what happens to those foxhounds once they reach 6 years old
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 10:51 - Mar 29 with 1618 views
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 21:36 - Mar 28 by DanTheMan
Should all just be bloody banned properly. They've proven time and time again that they won't follow the law.
The legislation is so vague it’s not really worth the paper it’s written on. Since the ‘hunting ban’ the number of convictions is (like most things) very very low.
Whilst we have a conservative government it will not change (hunting legislation that is)
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 11:09 - Mar 29 with 1569 views
The legislation is so vague it’s not really worth the paper it’s written on. Since the ‘hunting ban’ the number of convictions is (like most things) very very low.
Whilst we have a conservative government it will not change (hunting legislation that is)
Yet plod is very active in stopping hare coursing.
Plenty of convictions and resources used there, something pertinent to East Anglia, and the Fens in particular.
You might just as well not prosecute Paedophiles, if they claim they believed the child was an adult.
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 12:00 - Mar 29 with 1511 views
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 09:24 - Mar 29 by GeoffSentence
The fox hunting fraternity can often be heard to claim that the calls to ban hunting are simply about 'class'.
They are right but not in the way they think.
The fact that fox hunting still exists is because of 'class'. The working class's cruel abominations were long since banned and it is only because the rich and powerful enjoy fox hunting that it hasnt been.
Agreed. These people also enjoy the power of chasing, torture and killing. It’s part of their feeling of entitlement. You can kind of see why their like were tumbrilled to the guillotine during the Terror.
Given their love of cruelty to animals, i’d have no problem being cruel in equal measure to them.
As a piece of useless information, in 1794 Robespierre was the only person guillotined looking up at the blade. It wasn’t a good day. He’d tried to commit suicide the day before, but was prevented by a guard and succeeded only in blowing part of his jaw away. He spent the night in agony before his last ride. At the guillotine, executioner Sanson theatrically ripped the cloth away from his neck and face to the cheers of the crowd. Robespierre screamed and carried on screaming until the blade fell. Never was a hideous end more richly deserved.
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 12:23 - Mar 29 with 1458 views
Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 10:36 - Mar 29 by HARRY10
It should be reemembered that those invikved in this are not hunters. They are the lowlife, referred to as ;terrier men'.
There job is to ensure there are enough foxes to be chased
I suspect what the video shows is a fox being taken from its breeding lace to the area of the hunt a few days before. The idea that you could simply catch a fox as when needed is ridiculous. This is why hunts and pheasant shooting charge so much, it costs money to have this stuff sorted out.
The hunters neither care, not want to know what happens 'in the background'. Theirs is a paid for experience of acting out some 18th century landed gentry fantasy (cosplay as it is known elsewhere). And no protester is going to spoil their day out in the countryside.
What is often not known by the layman is why hounds are used. Anyone who knows will tell you that Greyhounds & Lurchers would kill the fox within minutes of a sighting. Not much chance of charging for that if it is over in minutes. So hounds are used as they have the stamina to keep going long enough to give the hunters their moneys worth.
WARNING - the clips below contain images that some may find distressing
anyone wondering what happens to those foxhounds once they reach 6 years old
[Post edited 29 Mar 2023 11:04]
On the second video.... it is suggested that unwanted elderly hounds are dispatched by giving them a lethal injection.
This would not suit the hunt kennels, because the only option for disposal would be incineration
Instead of the more usual way of chopping it up and feeding to his erstwhile pack colleagues
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 14:30 - Mar 29 with 1313 views
If someone can enjoy such cruelty to, and then kill, a defenceless terrified animal it is not a huge step to think they could be as equally cruel to other humans. I do wonder what goes on behind the closed doors belonging to these peole.
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Fox hunting - Channel 4 news on 18:18 - Mar 29 with 1168 views
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