The campaigns are required for the British government to set a timetable to provide stronger fox hunting laws.
In the age of changes in hunting, the league for cruel sports supported by celebrities and more than 30 organizations calls to strengthen the law to prevent old -fashioned illegal hunting with hunting dogs.
The charity also announced a figure that included hundreds of events that were chasing foxes or hundreds of events that were confusing in rural communities since last summer. They reported that 298 foxes were pursued by hunting and showed 885 hunt confusions, 350 reports related to suspected illegal hunting.
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The league’s characters will be the FOX hunting season in the Cub Hunting season from August to October and in the UK and Wales from November to early February.
Chris Luffingham, the chief executive of the league with Cruel Sports, said: “It’s been 20 years since the landmark hunting method came into effect. It is a historical milestone of animal welfare that the league was at the forefront of driving but was not suitable for intended purposes.
“Hunting claims that they are following traces, but our figures show that this is an acting screen that hides the cruel pursuit and murder of a fox from the public, the police and the court.
“We welcome the government’s promise to ban trail hunting, but we want to go further by introducing custody sentences for those who break down loopholes from hunting laws. We need appropriate suppression.”
Luffingham added: “When the government has heard our words, more than 100,000 people signed the Wi petitions have set the timetable when we finish this terrible blood sport at once.”
Not recorded
Report on doubts about illegal hunting includes not only a fox chasing a hound, but also a hunting for hunting for wildlife, not a preliminary shipping trail, such as the interior used to wash off the fox who fled underground.
Hunt Havoc also contains an incidental event that doesn’t match the trail. Invasion of the attributes of people, including personal gardens and concerns about livestock; Pet cat or dog attack; The Osori set was damaged to prevent fox from running away. Other wildlife, such as deer, is kicked out.
This figure is edited and analyzed by the League on Cruel Sports’ Intelligence Team, including all police officers and private analysts.
Luffingham added: “These characters are still only the tip of the iceberg in relation to murders in the countryside, and many events have not been recorded in isolated areas, but they provide valuable insights to the continuous behavior of hunting.”
The celebrities who openly supported the league’s campaign were actors Maxine Peake, Evanna Lynch, Mike Beckingham and Wendy Morgan; Naturalism and wildlife TV presenter Chris Packham. Hannah Stitfall and IOLO Williams; GP, TV personality and author Amir Khan. It was also shared by actor Dan Richardson and TV presenter KIRSTY GALLAGHER and Kate Lawler.
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Brendan Montague is an editor Ecologicalist Online.
