Chris Packham Slams Cruel Lake District Fox Hunt!

Last week, as another season of illegal fox hunting draws a close, we highlighted the arrogant entitlement of hunts that allow their hounds to foul public areas. In over sixty years sabbing hunts, we’ve yet to see a hunter use a poo-bag to clear up the mess. Poskitt conceals the

On Friday 6th March 2026, the day before their Point‑to‑Point, the Duke of Beaufort’s Hunt were once again caught hunting and killing a fox. This latest incident follows a recent Channel 4 News exposé which featured the Beaufort, alongside other hunts, actively hunting and killing foxes. WATCH THE VIDEO Sabs

A brilliant quota of more than sixty sabs, representing nine Hunt Saboteurs Association–affiliated groups, attended the closing meet of the Duke of Beaufort Hunt, with the aim of preventing the Beaufort from killing any more foxes. Sabs from Bristol, Cirencester, Mendips, Northants, Reading, Three Counties, Two Counties (Somerset and Dorset),

Graphic Content Throughout As we have reported over the last few weeks, several members of an HSA covert intelligence unit attended a number of West Country staghounds meets in Autumn 2025. This final report focuses on the Quantocks Staghounds. At the first meet on 18th September 2025, our operatives witnessed

On Saturday 21st February 2026, the Cheshire Hunt met at Haughton Hall.  Half an hour prior to the meet, an individual associated with the hunt put his terrier through an artificial earth in an attempt to flush any foxes harboured within. Hunting’s so-called governing body – the British Hound Sports

Graphic Content Throughout As we reported two weeks ago, members of a covert HSA intelligence unit attended a number of West Country staghound meets in Autumn 2025. Last week we exposed the Tiverton Staghounds; today we focus on the Devon & Somerset, who were infiltrated back in September 2025. Like

You may have noticed a new logo amongst Hunt Saboteurs Association releases and social media posts – one that features a running hare. This has been introduced to highlight the different species of animals hunted in this country and protected by the HSA. In the UK, brown hares (and sometimes