Just found this on facebook

[Worthingite]

I like it. They're raising money for the Wiltshire and Hampshire Air Ambulance.

Something to cheer you all up on a dull Monday Afternoon....enjoy

https://www.facebook.com/foxyhunters

 

[Box of Frogs]

Oh my days!

 

[Worthingite]

Oh my days!

good innit!! Lovely posh sorts in their pants. Can't beat it.

 

[spongy]

Very nice, if all girl fox hunters looked like that I would've followed hunts when in was legal.

And a good cause too

 

[Safeway]

I'm guessing this is a link that should probably wait until back home?!

 

[Worthingite]

I'm guessing this is a link that should probably wait until back home?!

Um, well it doesn't break facebooks protocols, but it IS worth a view, at home........

 

[junior]

Very nice, if all girl fox hunters looked like that I would've followed hunts when in was legal.

And a good cause too

It is still LEGAL to follow a hunt. I am led to beleive that the farcical ban brought in by the Labour government is close to being repealed.

It's about time people showed a bit more support for one of the county's most popular and traditional equestrian sports.

Incidently, i've recently been spaffing all over one of the young ladies to be in next years calendar

 

[spongy]

It is still LEGAL to follow a hunt. I am led to beleive that the farcical ban brought in by the Labour government is close to being repealed.

It's about time people showed a bit more support for one of the county's most popular and traditional equestrian sports.

Incidently, i've recently been spaffing all over one of the young ladies to be in next years calendar

I know hunts do still go on but they use a fake scent trail don't they? I understand the heritage of it all but I feel its a bit, well, cruel. I'm sure natural causes and roads do all of the killing of foxes that is needed and the reasons of fox hunting the traditional way now are obsolete.

And yes some of those girls are extremely fit
When I get home and see my missus I think I'm going to feel a little disappointed

 

[junior]

I understand the heritage of it all but I feel its a bit, well, cruel. I'm sure natural causes and roads do all of the killing of foxes that is needed and the reasons of fox hunting the traditional way now are obsolete.

Rubbish!

Hunting by hounds is the most natural and humane way of controlling the population of all four quarry species in the countryside - fox, deer, hare and mink. That statement is supported by over 500 members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.

 

[Worthingite]

Now now chaps, this isn't the thread to debate about hunting, it's the place to have a mass debate about posh totty

 

[Triggaaar]

Hunting by hounds is the most natural and humane way of controlling the population of all four quarry species in the countryside - fox, deer, hare and mink.

No it isn't.

That statement is supported by over 500 members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.

And how many members are there? Presumably thousands, so most don't agree with your statement. At least only 500 are wrong.

 

[junior]

No it isn't.

Would you care to explain? You can't can you?!

Death is almost instantaneous for the fox when killed by hounds (this does not happen anymore!). The use of a shotgun & snaring - the main alternatives to hunting - are worse for animal welfare and that is a proven fact.

 

[sydney]

there are a few posh tarts on there who would definitely qualify for a face full of my grapeshot/tapiocca pudding.

 

[Worthingite]

there are a few posh tarts on there who would definitely qualify for a face full of my grapeshot/tapiocca pudding.

I'd definitely feed some of their ponies

 

[readingstockport]

Rubbish!

Hunting by hounds is the most natural and humane way of controlling the population of all four quarry species in the countryside - fox, deer, hare and mink. That statement is supported by over 500 members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons.

Bollocks. It a blood passtime indulged in by a minority of country people and a few city people to satisfy their blood lust. One day humankind will look back on this barbarity and wonder that we ever allowed it in the name of fun.

If it is necessary to control fox numbers why do hunts like the quorn breed foxes in artificial earths to indulge their blood lust?

 

[Surrey_Albion]

Would you care to explain? You can't can you?!

Death is almost instantaneous for the fox when killed by hounds (this does not happen anymore!). The use of a shotgun & snaring - the main alternatives to hunting - are worse for animal welfare and that is a proven fact.

Do you agree with dog fighting? I really do not see how a bunch of hooray henrys riding there horses after a pack of dogs that then rip and tear another breed of dog to peices is or can be at all considered fun or sport, infact where is the sport what does the rider get out of it apart from the "pleasure of watching dogs tear another animal apart, sick, yes yes it is also if it was a group of council estate kids letting there staffies chase and kill a cat would that be acceptable, the answer is no but okay for a small minority who are rich, fox hunting is a barbaric even sick "sport" that cannot be justified I am afraid, I personally cannot see who these sick cnuts still try and justify it, look at the raw basics, riders do nothing but chase on horses, pack of dogs kill wild animal, that is fking wrong!!!!!

 

[junior]

Bollocks. It a blood passtime indulged in by a minority of country people and a few city people to satisfy their blood lust. One day humankind will look back on this barbarity and wonder that we ever allowed it in the name of fun.

If it is necessary to control fox numbers why do hunts like the quorn breed foxes in artificial earths to indulge their blood lust?

I hunt with the Quorn and my partner works in their kennels, so i hope you have good evidence to back that up as some could consider it Libelous

The correct awnser is no, you don't. Because it does not happen.

 

[Triggaaar]

Would you care to explain?

Sure, no problem.

Definition of humane:
characterized by kindness, mercy, sympathy, etc.
inflicting as little pain as possible a humane killing

When killed by hounds, death for a fox is not instantaneous. Snaring isn't humane either, I never said it was. Foxes going below ground get dug out by terriers and both animals can sustain bad injuries. Foxes that have been dug out can be thrown to the hounds or bagged for later use. Foxes killed my hounds are not killed by a quick bite to the back of the neck, they are torn apart at the stomach. You call that humane, and you're wrong. You are just trying to justify a blood sport, the same as the Spanish pretend bull fighting is lovely.

 

[junior]

Do you agree with dog fighting? I really do not see how a bunch of hooray henrys riding there horses......

I wondered how long it would take for that to come up...... as lets face it, that is what this ban is really about.

This pathetic attitude is wholly untrue. Ordinary women and men from all walks of life, support hunting, most of them on foot. Logically it cannot be right for MPs to ban hunting with hounds, and not hunting with a gun or a fishing rod, purely because they don’t like the people they believe support hunting with dogs. The ban hunting is an attack on the people that hunt, rather than an improvement in animal welfare.

 

[readingstockport]

I hunt with the Quorn and my partner works in their kennels, so i hope you have good evidence to back that up as some could consider it Libelous

The correct awnser is no, you don't. Because it does not happen.

Then you know shite so sue me. There is documented factual evidence showing that the quorn have used artificial earths to breed foxes to boost their numbers so that sick fuks can enjoy their 'sport'.

I come from a family of hunt supporters and was sabbing before you were out of nappies pall. I have been out with Aubrey Thomas and Mike Huskisson and know a damn sight more about hunting that you would like to admit.

Hunters 'breeding foxes' to provide for the kill | UK news | The Observer

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The duke, the royals and the fox bait | UK news | The Guardian

I await your writ with interest and baited breath. Give it your worst budy.