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Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Not so much pictures, but actions:
Sorry that last one is so big, but it just summed up the attitude of people who ignore the ban and continue to break the law of the land!
Sorry that last one is so big, but it just summed up the attitude of people who ignore the ban and continue to break the law of the land!
glasfryn
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what gully said
junior
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Not so much pictures, but actions:
Sorry that last one is so big, but it just summed up the attitude of people who ignore the ban and continue to break the law of the land!
People like you realy annoy me!
How do you know they are breaking the law? How do you know that picture is not PRE-ban?
Do you actualy know what the law is before you start spouting off on here?
Pretty pink fairy
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Mendoza just beat me to the post, about to put up drogba diving pic so i will put this up *fingerscrossed* that t does not cause a binfest
racist twats!!
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
Pleased to be of service.
I haven't a clue whether the picture was taken before the ban, as you so delicately put it, but whoever doctored it did so to highlight the fact that the law is being broken. I suppose it is remotely possible that the people on horseback have put on fancy dress to take their pack of dogs out for a walk...but somehow I doubt it, and in any case, shouldn't they all be on leads in observance of the country code?
In response to your question, yes I do.
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junior
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The were probably just excercising thier hounds.
I have been on hound excercise this morning and i can confirm no foxes were hunted.
Oh yes and it is not illegal to hunt a fox anyway.
Easy 10
Brain dead MUG SHEEP
NMH
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Where do you do this 'hound exercise'?
And what are the dogs used for, anyway?
Hunting Act 2004 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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junior
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I was asking because there's a pack that get exercised on my road.
Since it's not your pack, it's now irrelevant, but thanks anyway.
Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
junior
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Gully
Monkey in a seagull suit.
...and drag hunts aren't illegal either, I have never had a problem with them.
pishhead
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I'm sure bans on using mobiles when driving have been in place for a while?
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Funny you should ask - but there doesn't appear to be a trail of dogshit in their wake. However, I was driving down the main road from here one morning when 1 solitary dog was on the side of the road having a shit. The pack handler was off up a side track with the rest, which I had no idea about. Just as I got to where the dog was, it decided to suddenly scurry across this fast road, and right in front of my car - almost resulting in an accident which would have hurt/killed said beast.
I saw in my mirror, the handler emerge from the foot track, and he looked to be gesticulating as if I were to blame!
I turned and went back - as I was somewhat incensed by the idiocy of leaving one lone dog, across a fast road from the pack, and wanted to tell him to think about what he was doing.
He had buggered off though, and looked a bit sheepish up the path - maybe realized who's fault it actually was.
Shizuoka Dolphin
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Yes, I did notice this section;
"Flushing a fox to a bird of prey
Many traditional hunts have bought birds of prey and say that they are using hounds to flush foxes so that the bird of prey can hunt them. The Act requires that the intention must be "for the purpose of enabling a bird of prey to hunt the wild mammal."[47] Many experts, such as the Hawk Board, deny that any bird of prey can reasonably be used in the British countryside to kill a fox which has been flushed by (and is being chased by) a pack of hounds. If they are right, then it is unlikely that any use of dogs undertaken in this manner is legal.[48]
It seems reasonable to assume that the judgement (above) describing the limits on flushing foxes to guns will be advisory on courts considering cases of the flushing of foxes to birds of prey."
I do remain in awe though, at the concept that the pack of dogs can be distanced from a fox so that they do NOT catch it, and that a bird of prey DOES catch it!