Sick Hunt Thugs Daub Saboteur's Home with Animal Entrails

Protect Our Wild Animals has today been informed that, following incidents at a meet in February and complaints to the police, the Huntsman of the Cotswold Vale Farmers Foxhounds has pleaded guilty to racially abusing a hunt sab, fined £100 and ordered to pay £200 compensation to his victim. As Morgan's offence was, apparently, fully captured on video, a guilty plea was probably wise. He becomes the 296th individual connected with an organised Hunt in the UK who POWA records show as having received a criminal conviction or caution in the last 20 years, and the 39th official Huntsman to receive such legal sanctions.

POWA Person says:- Sabs have made numerous reports, and complaints to police, of assaults by servants and/or supporters of this Hunt. I believe the racial abuse incident was at the same meet, on 26-2-11, when they made allegations of a mob-handed and prolonged attack on several sabs, resulting in some injuries, and which they claimed was both instigated, and participated in, by Mr. Morgan. The full text of the sabs' report can be read here. Since then, in March police arrived in force at the Hunt's behest, arrrested several sabs for, the activists say, no good reason and then red-facedly had to drop the charges. In October a CVFFH hound was killed by a lorry when the pack ran out on to an A road, with hunters and sabs blaming one another. A week later, monitors filmed the Hunt all over another road for several minutes, causing traffic chaos. Pictured right, A CVFFH hunter berates sabs in that calm and polite way they have. The horse seems resigned to listening to it yet again.

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The saboteur discovered the gruesome attack at about 10 p.m. last night and immediately called the police. Although it is not known exactly who carried out the attack, it is believed it may be connected to photographs he took last weekend at Woodland Pytchley Foxhunt kennels showing animal carcasses strewn around the kennel yard.

This latest attack is just the most recent incident in a year-long hate campaign which began after he was beaten up at the Woodland Pytchley Foxhunt. His house has been attacked several times before, vehicles parked there have been vandalised and he has been sent death threats. However, this new attack seems to indicate the hunt bullies are sinking to an appalling new low in their campaign to intimidate him from protesting against hunts. If anything, it serves only to demonstrate yet again the brutality and callousness of those who support hunting and will galvanise the determination of hunt protesters still further.

Amazingly, Kettering police seem not to be interested in the hate campaign against the local man and tried to dismiss this latest sick attack as "a litter problem"! While they continue to refuse to take such hate campaigns seriously, the sick bullies who carry them out will be further encouraged and the fear is that they may step up the attacks in the face of police indifference.

The phenomenon of saboteurs being attacked at their home is a nationwide problem. In February, three saboteurs in the Northwest were attacked by masked men in balaclavas, armed with baseball bats and knuckle-dusters: a woman had several ribs broken and thousands of pounds of damage was caused to the other victims' homes and vehicles. Will the Kettering victim have to wait for this to happen to him before someone takes action to stop the terror campaign against him?

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Terriermen stopped from digging out foxes at royal hunt

HSA news release 20th January 2005

Terriermen stopped from digging out foxes at royal hunt - What the royals don't see when they hunt with the Duke of Beaufort.

The attached pictures (20 January 2005 near Compton Bassett in Wiltshire) show terriermen with the Duke of Beaufort's Hunt attempting to dig a fox out of its earth as part of a day's "sport" for the hunt - among whose regulars are Camilla Parker Bowles, Lord Mancroft and Prince Charles.

Away from the riders of the exclusive "blue and buff" hunt (as the Beaufort is known in hunting circles) and away from the prying eyes of the public, the grim reality of hunting involves a terrier locked in mortal combat with a fox that has taken refuge below ground. The terriermen dig down to where the fight is taking place, separate the terrier from the fox and shoot the fox. Both terrier and fox can experience serious injuries and it has been known for terriermen to torment the fox with spades and gaffs before delivering death by a bullet.