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Joeann's avatar

Ha Ha theres no escape now the sabs are using drones to film your depraved illegal hunts so now you know that eyes are watching your every move you pathetic monsters and theyre collecting evidence on you shits at every meeting WELL DONE TO OUR BRAVE SABS 🦊🩷🦊🩷🦊🩷🦊

Rosemary's avatar

Are the police in possession of the massive evidence? They must be pressured on all of this for a court case, - or two! Please keep us informed on this. Really superb work by the sabs!

Paul Soane's avatar

Sadly many police forces are corrupt and their lack of concern for animal welfare exacerbates my low opinion of them

Rosemary's avatar

Agree Paul but that is why it is essential to keep bombardment of evidence under their noses! Recent history proves we are getting somewhere, albeit too slowly in my view!

Paul Soane's avatar

Anyone able please support Sabs. We will defeat the hunting scum

Fiona Coupland's avatar

With every email / story I get of these hunts, I detest them even more. I wrack my brain how to get them back with some dirty (but legal) tactics. When 'scent' was mentioned a while ago. I thought of a scent taking the hounds away, confuse them, instead of towards the foxes. I'm sure this has already been thought of, and would have to be planned in advance. It's most likely not known beforehand where these scum are going. Then I'm thinking...... they are apparently called "Hunts, hunters" right ?? Do they carry guns? I've not once heard of any 'shooting'. So..... If these hounds, horses were to hear a shotgun or flare..... could there be a little mayhem? Just had to share my "fantasies" with all my likeminded friends here. Keep the awesome work going SABS , wishing you safety and success. Thank you so much for all that you do.

Dave M's avatar

Hi Fiona, Hunt sabs aim to get between the hounds and the hunted fox and use a citronella based spray to mask the fox’s scent. They also “rate” the hounds (whip cracks) to get the hounds heads up. Both methods give the fox time to escape and are really effective. We don’t use flares and the like as these would likely scare and spook the hunt horses, which wouldn’t be acceptable.

If you haven’t already done so please do consider contacting your local sab group. You can find details in the directory on the HSA website. If you don’t feel able to go out in the field you can help fundraise etc. I’m sure your local group would be delighted to hear from you. Best wishes DM

Fiona Coupland's avatar

Thanks for the info Dave. I got a little carried away and lost some common sense. I would never want to do any harm to horses , hounds, any wildlife (anything with eyes and without a voice) . I do as much as I can and would love to join forces with the Sabs, however I live in Canada. I'll be cheering you all on from here.

Helen's avatar

Your intentions were well meant. I understand it came from a place of compassion and love for the poor foxes and other wildlife and frustration that this abominable and illegal practice still continues. You are passionate and your heart is in the right place. I think we all understand where you are coming from completely. Thank you for being here and caring so much. ♥️✨

Sam's avatar

I still don't understand why the governament is dragging it's heels with banning huntin completely. There are so many examples of illegal hunting from all over the country it's a disgrace.

Cara's avatar

Well done North East Hunt Monitors (NEHM), bless you 👍👏✊❤️💖💖!! I sincerely hope all those sweet animals managed to get away/are okay 🤞🦊🦌🐑❤️💖💖. It is absolutely despicable how the sick hunts treat the poor hounds and horses too 😿💔🤬🤬🤬!!