I don't think they did to be honest. It was a popular pre election manifesto pledge. They didn't promise to ban it as I recall just have a free vote in the house of commons.
I think it's actually convenient for organisations like the Countryside Alliance to promote it that way politically and...
Sums up my views 100%
Has to form part of a wider debate about animals killed in pursuit of fun not food.
The life of a fox is a very small part of it. As apparently a nation of dog lovers I find it surprising the debate doesn't surround the hounds
Again focusing on the fox !
Really just like someone to explain how breeding and routinely exterminating thousands of dogs to kill a few foxes is the most effective way.
But it isn't about controlling foxes is it ? No-one in their right mind would come up with that.
It a sport. At least...
Of course, I'm just always surprised at the ignorance surrounding animals used in sport.
I also find the reluctance of those supporting fox hunting to talk about it annoying. They've heard all the fox complaints before.
I'm quite agnostic towards it in truth. I'd like a bit more honesty in the...
Still no answer about the hounds. But I'm not surprised. I suspect like most meat eaters the participants don't really care what has to happen behind the scenes.
Again above, all the focus on the fox. Numbers need to be controlled etc.. No argument with that but the breeding and early...
You see, this I find very odd as mentioned before. Those for and against always talk about the fox. Whether it's a cuddly animal or vermin. Frankly I don't care either way.
What I find surprising is the amount of hounds a hunt goes through in order to control foxes.
Can I ask you in all...
Odd one the fox hunting debate in that everyone feels sorry for the fox
Nothing about the thousands of hounds and horses routinely exterminated each year well below their natural life span.
It's a sport where humans breed animals to kill other animals. I wish the hunt would be honest about...