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Charlie · 22-12-2004, 22:59

Hello

I don't see foxhunting as anymore cruel than bullfighting or "throwing" the donkey off the roof stuff. Having lived in and around the accrington area for some 15 years I regulary went out rabbiting with dogs in the winter months in the nearby countryside and got rabbits for my dinner ( sometimes sold them to the then landlord of the park Inn on manchester road for a pint or 2) To see a fox was rare.. I know live in central London and see foxes dodging cars across main roads early in the morning almost daily.. my question is .. if you say foxhunting with 30 dickheads on horses and 40+dogs finally catching a fox and tearing it to bits is the best way to control foxes.. when should I expect to see you chasing them down Oxford street? .. and as for the countryside alliance! just old tories with their cap tipping thick farmhands in tow.

22-12-2004, 22:59	#64
Charlie Junior Member+ Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 12 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 0	Re: Needless Cruelty Hello I don't see foxhunting as anymore cruel than bullfighting or "throwing" the donkey off the roof stuff. Having lived in and around the accrington area for some 15 years I regulary went out rabbiting with dogs in the winter months in the nearby countryside and got rabbits for my dinner ( sometimes sold them to the then landlord of the park Inn on manchester road for a pint or 2) To see a fox was rare.. I know live in central London and see foxes dodging cars across main roads early in the morning almost daily.. my question is .. if you say foxhunting with 30 dickheads on horses and 40+dogs finally catching a fox and tearing it to bits is the best way to control foxes.. when should I expect to see you chasing them down Oxford street? .. and as for the countryside alliance! just old tories with their cap tipping thick farmhands in tow.