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A 2009 Ipsos-Mori poll showed that three out of every four people in Britain (75%) thought that fox hunting should remain illegal and 72% of those in rural areas do not want fox hunting legalised.
Foxes do not need controlling though they dont need gassing or shooting, if fox hunting is strictly “pest” control why did the Isle of Wight import foxes to hunt ? A sheep is more than a match for a fox, it’s killing for killings sake, it does nothing to keep the numbers down
And the reason for pro hunters constructing earths to encourage foxes to breed and feeding fox cubs ?
Copper the fox made national headlines. After being chased, and caught, by the Chiddingford, Leconfield and Cowdray Hunt hounds, he managed to bolt down a rabbit hole. Luckily, Hunt Saboteurs were close by and physically blocked the hounds from Copper, using a policeman’s helmet.
Copper had suffered bite wounds to his rear flanks and was losing blood from his penis due to kidney damage caused during the stress and exhaustion of the long run from the hounds. The vet was able to offer scientific evidence that hunted foxes undergo pathological stress, a level of suffering so intense that they can die even if they succeed in escaping the jaws of the hounds. He was quoted as saying ‘I have never seen such trauma in a dog, even a badly injured one.’
What stock, foxes do not kill lambs and as for chickens then invest more money in keeping the foxes from the chickens, pass the cost on to the consumer. If the hunters are so brave chase them on foot and kill them with their bare hands. Controlling fox numbers is simply an excuse for barbarism
I have to disagree, dont hunt them, dont shoot them, dont gas them, leave them alone
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Why do foxes need controlling ffs it’s complete bollocks
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