61. Foxhunting 2 Home foxhunting1 foxhunting 2 foxhunting 3, The Blessing of the Hounds. HuntsmanEmeritus Gorge Webster (George passed away a couple of years ago. http://members.tripod.com/technopagan_2/foxhunt2.htm

Home Foxhunting 2 Foxhunting 3 The Blessing of the Hounds. Huntsman Emeritus Gorge Webster (George passed away a couple of years ago. He was Huntsman way-back when.) Chip Anderson, Huntsman, Tryon Hounds Click here for more photos (next page)

62. Telegraph | News | Blair Faces Revolt Over Registered Foxhunting George Jones and Charles Clover. Tony Blair was facing open revolt in the Labour Party last night over a compromise proposal to allow foxhunting under certain conditions. Labour MPs described as a fudge the new Hunting Bill which would outlaw hare coursing and stag hunting in England and Wales but would let foxhunting continue if it were given the goahead by an independent registrar. Ratting and rabbiting with dogs would also be allowed. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/12/04/nhunt04.xml

63. An Idiots Guide To Foxhunting. back to home page Hunting. Hunting with hounds in Scotland is mainlyfox hunting, as hunting stag (deer) with hounds is illegal http://members.madasafish.com/~monkeeboy/website.page1.htm

Hunting Go to hunts in Scotland info. page HOUNDS Hounds are bred for stamina not speed, a fox can easily out run any hound but only over a short distance. A pack of hounds is anything up to about 40 hounds. (20 couples in hounds in hunting trems). The hunt will have more hounds than what they take out day to day, but these are kept so that any hounds injured/killed etc... can be rested or replaced by the extra hounds. Usually no feed is given to the hounds the day before the hunt in ordeer to heighten their sensibilities. The average hound's hunting life is about 5 years. An 'old' hound will either be killed off, donated/sold to a mink hunt or maybe used to breed from. It has been known for slaughtered hounds to have been fed back to the rest of the pack. HUNTSMAN WHIPPER-IN THE MASTER(s)* HUNT COMMITTEE* THE FIELD EARTH STOPPERS CAR SUPPORTERS fuckwits people are very boisterous. They like to associated with the terrier men. FOOT FOLLOWERS As the name implies, these hardy fuckwits fuckwits EVERY CONVICTED BADGER DIGGER IN THE UK FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS HAS HAD SOME LINK WITH FOX HUNT TERRIER WORK.

64. MORI - Royal Family Poll Q11 29% think Prince Charles is most in tune with the British public's views on foxhunting; 45% think Tony Blair is. Throughout Great Britain. For The Daily Mail newspaper. http://www.mori.com/polls/2001/m010414.shtml

Royal Family Poll 14 April 2001 Technical Details MORI interviewed 1,003 British adults aged 18+ Interviews were conducted by telephone on 10-12 April 2001 Results are based on all respondents unless otherwise stated Data are weighted to the known population profile An '*' indicates a finding of less than 0.5%, but greater than zero Where percentages do not add up to exactly 100% this may be due to computer rounding, the exclusion of "don't knows" or to multiple answers Poll conducted by MORI on behalf of The Daily Mail Monarchy Trends Index Contacts Daily Mail www.dailymail.co.uk MORI Contacts Jessica Elgood MORI Tel: 020-7347 3000 Fax: 020-7347 3800 How would you vote if there were a General Election tomorrow? [If undecided or refused at Q1] Which party are you most inclined to support? Conservative Labour Liberal Democrats Scottish/Welsh Nationalist (SNP/Plaid Cymru) Green Party Democratic/UKIP/Referendum Party Other Would not vote Undecided Refused If there were a referendum on the issue, would you favour Britain becoming a republic or remaining a monarchy? Republic Monarchy Would not vote Don't know Long term trends And which of the following statements is closest to your own view?

65. Foxhunting AD.COM, Search foxhunting. Top Recreation Outdoors Hunting foxhuntingCategories uk/. 3, foxhunting in Ol' Virginny. Doug Morris's http://www.ad.com/Recreation/Outdoors/Hunting/Foxhunting/

search Top Categories: Art Associations and Clubs Chats and Forums Events ... BBC: Fox Hunting Worldwide The similarities and differences in hunting with hounds in various countries all over the world. Category: Recreation > Outdoors > Hunting > Foxhunting http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/uk/newsid_428000/428122.stm/ Committee of Inquiry into Hunting with Dogs in England and Wales Official site of the UK governmental Inquiry which includes foxhunting, staghunting, coursing and terrier work. Complete coverage: final report (9 June 2000), written submissions from both pro- and Category: Recreation > Outdoors > Hunting > Foxhunting http://www.huntinginquiry.gov.uk/ Foxhunting in Ol' Virginny Doug Morris's entertaining and informative site of worldwide fox hunting traditions, commandments, glossary of terms, cartoons, animal rights blog and photographs. Category: Recreation > Outdoors > Hunting > Foxhunting http://www.foxhunting.freeservers.com/ Matt Simpson's Foxhunting Matt's personal perspective on international fox hunting with an American slant. Includes information on the popular Foxhunters OnLine (FOL) email discussion group. Category: Recreation > Outdoors > Hunting > Foxhunting http://www.jmatt.net/foxhunting/

66. Telegraph | News | Britain Evenly Split On Foxhunting David Derbyshire. While 50 per cent of the people questioned in a Telegraph/YouGov poll believed that hunting should be criminalised, 48 per cent favoured tighter regulations or keeping the status quo. (Links to three additional stories on the same day.) http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2002/09/28/nhunt28.xml

67. Foxhunting Facts foxhunting facts. Is foxhunting humane? Yes, it is the most acceptableand humane way of keeping the fox population in natural balance. http://www.cvnnh.org.uk/facts.htm

College Valley North Northumberland Hunt Home About Photos Reports ... About Foxhunting facts History Facts People Contact If there were even 25% more foxes about at lambing time in the College Valley area the problem of lamb losses could be very serious for the local hill farmers whose income is already down to a poverty stricken level. All are in agreement, including the government, that fox populations need to be controlled and managed. Is foxhunting humane? Does foxhunting benefit the local community? Who supports foxhunting? Links to factual information about foxhunting Is foxhunting humane? Yes, it is the most acceptable and humane way of keeping the fox population in natural balance. There is an increasing amount of hard scientific research to support this (references) . The fox is a wonderful animal and hunting people are the last people to want to see the fox population culled by less humane methods. The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons came to the following conclusion on hunting: "As members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons we submit therefore that hunting by hounds is the most natural and humane way of controlling the population of all four quarry species, fox, deer, hare and mink, in the countryside.

68. Times Online Jane Shilling. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0,,7-60776,00.html

NI_AD('Top'); Archive Classified Shopping Promotions ... My Times Site specials Sport Your Money Crossword Law Travel University Guide Times E-mail Golden Jubilee Rich List Foot-and-mouth Search this site COMMENT Leading articles Opinion Letters to the Editor Obituaries ... Faith TIMES ONLINE Home Breaking news Iraq Britain ... Sunday Times NEWSPAPER Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ... Today QUICK CLICKS Appointments Arts Books Contact Us ... Weekend SPECIAL REPORTS Working Parents Investor's Centre NI_AD('BottomLeft'); Leading articles May 02, 2001 Leading article The global good How May Day protesters might next year help the poor Soggy weather and a determined, well-rehearsed police operation muted yesterday’s “anti-globalisation” protests in London and other cities. Violence was mostly averted, even if thousands were hugely inconvenienced and the bill ran to millions of pounds. Hardcore anarchists were outnumbered, as they always are in street protests, by young people milling rather aimlessly through the capital. In so far as they had any idea why they were there, most would say they were making an altruistic gesture of defiance, a challenge to wealth and power on behalf of the world’s downtrodden and the health of the planet. “Overthrow capitalism and replace it with something nice” read one banner. Insults were hurled at any of the following targets — banks and big corporations, free markets and free trade, car owners and capitalists, economic growth and, of course, the police. Very few of these protesters could define globalisation, the progressive and still uneven lowering of geographical, financial and technological barriers thanks to faster and cheaper communications and freer trade. They take it to be a new form of exploitation that entrenches privilege, the greed of the already too rich. They would deny indignantly that they are enemies of the poor, not the rich. But that is the sad truth.

69. Besieged London Parliament In Row Over Foxhunting - 12/17/2002 - ENN.com Besieged London Parliament in row over foxhunting Tuesday, December17, 2002 By Mike Peacock, Reuters. LONDON — The longrunning http://www.enn.com/news/wire-stories/2002/12/12172002/reu_49184.asp

Site Index: Home News ENN Earthnews Affiliates News In-Depth Topics Interact Online Quizzes Postcards Marketplace Advanced Search Advertise Join ENN e-mail Subscription Take our Survey Affiliate Tech Center Post Press Release Help About ENN Site Map Besieged London Parliament in row over foxhunting Tuesday, December 17, 2002 By Mike Peacock, Reuters MPs voted by 368 to 155 in favor of the government's Hunting Bill which proposes a "middle way," outlawing stag hunting and hare coursing, while allowing fox hunting to continue in some areas under strict licence. But legislators, most from Prime Minister Tony Blair's ruling Labor Party, said they would press for a blanket ban later in the bill's passage through Parliament. "We must support this bill ... tonight because we need a bill to amend," said former Labor minister Tony Banks, who is spearheading the push for a total ban. Rural Affairs Minister Alun Michael strove for support for his plans. He won this time but faces tougher battles ahead. "Some have wrongly suggested that this bill is a compromise pulled out of thin air, others that it is a vindictive attack on a beleaguered minority. It is neither," he told Parliament. UNDER SIEGE The hunting lobby was out in force on the streets of London on Monday. Thousands besieged Parliament, blowing whistles and hunting horns and letting off fireworks.

70. Horse Riding Vacations Horseback Riding Tours Packages Hunting In Ireland Treat yourself to a complete equestrian holiday riding the lovely Irish coast on our experienced horses past historic castles and across the countryside, or foxhunting with The Galway Blazers, with each evening spent in a beautiful inn or manor. Exclusive packages, itinerary and dates, rates, photos of lodgings and area, reservations and contacts. Headquartered at Forrest Equestrian, Ireland. http://www.horseridingvacations.com

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71. Into The West Tours - Foxhunting With Us Into The West Tours. foxhunting With Us Fall 2002 Itinerary. I've heard that foxhuntingin Ireland is not for the faint of heart. What do you recommend? . http://www.intothewesttours.com/pages/hunt.htm

Into The West Tours Foxhunting With Us Fall 2002 Itinerary About Us Photo Gallery Contact Us ... Home Our goal is to create a feeling of welcome where guests will be introduced to masters , hunt staff, and friends (and may even be offered a flask .) With the help of our professional trainers we will emphasize fun and safety in the field, and you will be sure to be invited back year after year. We are very interested in preserving field sports "I've heard that foxhunting in Ireland is not for the faint of heart. What do you recommend?" Foxhunting in Ireland is pretty hairy! I would recommend you go on our preseason tours, late September, and October, if you want the feel of foxhunting without the "thrills and spills." Our trainers can arrange for us to go "out" with the hunt staff on a private basis. You can watch the young hounds work and see some beautiful countryside. The weather is mild at that time of year too! The other option would be to come on our spring Cross Country training tour where you will learn what to expect out foxhunting (lots of ditches and banks) in a safe, controlled environment. Many people start out that way; then go foxhunting on their next trip. Crossing the Irish Banks His most memorable victory came in 1968 when he won at the prestigious Royal International Horse Show on his famous little horse "Suntan."

72. The Sporting Gallery, Middleburg, Virginia Middleburg, Virginia art gallery offering exhibitions and sale of equine sporting art, including nineteenth and twentieth century paintings and sculpture, antique prints, sporting books and unique collectibles on foxhunting, steeplechasing, racing, driving and polo. http://www.sportinggallery.com

A Sporting Tradition: The Sporting Gallery Celebrates 40 Years - 1963-2003 PO Box 254, 11 West Washington Street, Middleburg, VA 20118 Please contact the gallery for hours or an appointment. E-mail the Sporting Gallery Last Revised: 11/20/2002

73. Foxhunting In Lakeland - Lakestay foxhunting in lake district Cumbria logo. foxhunting in the LakeDistrict. Whatever the ethics or politics of the matter there is http://www.lakestay.co.uk/foxy.html

Foxhunting in the Lake District Whatever the ethics or politics of the matter there is a long tradition of foxhunting in the Lakes. But unlike the southern gentry style of hunting the Lakeland packs are not an upper crust social event. The packs hunt on foot and many of the participants are local fell farmers who resent what they see as the depradation of their spring lambs by foxes. One Wasdale farmer lost 50 lambs and although some losses would have been sickly examples, the farmers are quick to get the fell packs out to trace the scent of any offending foxes. The most famous huntsman of course being John Peel from Caldbeck. The song D'ye Ken John Peel is almost the Cumbrian national anthem. (Follow this link to a web page featuring the song..complete with MP3 version) Peel was born in 1776 at Caldbeck and typical of the day he was one of 13 children. He eloped to marry his true love at Gretna Green. He became somewhat obsessed with hunting, forming his own pack He became so famous for the number of kills and the success of his pack that 3,000 turned out for his funeral. The song became the adopted anthem of the Border Regiment. The Cumbrian packs are: Blencathra (Threlkeld) Tel. 01768779219 / Coniston Tel. 015394 33635 / Eskdale and Ennerdale Tel. 01946 723295 / Melbreak Tel. 01900 85233 / Ullswater Tel. 01768 482230.

74. The Times Scotland To Allow Foxhunting On Licence Fraser Nelson, Scottish political correspondent. http://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/0,,2-80736,00.html

75. Zeal.com - United States - New - Lifestyle - Pets & Animals - Horses & Ponies - A great resource for United States New - Lifestyle - Pets Animals - Horses Ponies - Sports Activities - foxhunting. foxhunting Preview Category, http://www.zeal.com/category/preview.jhtml?cid=1136709

76. Economist.com Bagehot. http://www.economist.com/displayStory.cfm?Story_ID=82353

77. Foxhunting Stuart Clarke. foxhunting. http://fp.stuartclarke.f9.co.uk/new_page_73.htm

Stuart Clarke foxhunting Home best of my art by subject in my own write ... film-making Foxhound Over Coniston, England 1987 Hounding after the hounds hounding after the foxes real or imaginary, in my football boots, I caught up with the last one, having a look at the village below. Picture possibly available for publication and most certainly for purchase as a hand-made print from the original negative. Contact stuartroyclarke@homesoffootball.co.uk Back Up Next ... Up

78. Times Online Anthony Browne. Since many Islamic authorities accept stunning of animals prior to slaughter, producing crueltyfree halal, there is no religious justification for this cruelty it is just cultural practice. MPs opposing foxhunting and not the far greater cruelties of ritual slaughter are hypocrites waging class war. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,3284-471840,00.html

NI_AD('Top'); Archive Classified Shopping Promotions ... My Times Site specials Sport Your Money Crossword Law Travel University Guide Times E-mail Golden Jubilee Rich List Foot-and-mouth Search this site COMMENT Leading articles Opinion Letters to the Editor Obituaries ... Faith TIMES ONLINE Home Breaking news Iraq Britain ... Sunday Times NEWSPAPER Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday ... Today QUICK CLICKS Appointments Arts Books Contact Us ... Weekend SPECIAL REPORTS Working Parents Investor's Centre NI_AD('BottomLeft'); Thunderer November 07, 2002 Forget foxhunting, what about the halal butchery? by anthony browne I don’t really care for foxhunters. Despite growing up in the countryside surrounded by foxes, I rarely met those who kill them for fun. I don’t believe their spin about its economic importance. I am against cruelty to animals, and all things being equal I would support a ban. But all things are not equal — just the opposite. And it has turned me into a sympathiser for those fighting off hunt-hating Labour MPs, who are waging a campaign in hypocrisy, intellectual fraud and blatant class war. They are so awash in their own dismal multicultural propaganda they don’t even realise what hypocrites they are. That hypocrisy has a name: it is halal butchery, when modern painkilling techniques are not used. And before I am accused of Islamophobia, it has a another name, shechita (or Jewish ritual slaughter).

79. Guardian Unlimited | Special Reports | Foxhunting Must Stop foxhunting must stop Wednesday December 11, 2002 The Guardian You say in your leader(December 4) that foxhunting should take its proper subordinate position http://www.guardian.co.uk/country/article/0,2763,857707,00.html

Go to: Guardian Unlimited home UK news World news Archive search Arts Books Business EducationGuardian.co.uk Film Football Jobs MediaGuardian.co.uk Money The Observer Online Politics Shopping SocietyGuardian.co.uk Sport Talk Travel Audio Email services Special reports The Guardian The weblog The informer The northerner The wrap Advertising guide Crossword Headline service Syndication services Events / offers Help / contacts Information Newsroom Soulmates Style guide Travel offers TV listings Weather Web guides Guardian Weekly Money Observer Home UK Business Online ... Quiz Search this site Go to... Special report: rural affairs Rural affairs: archived articles In this section Bluebell tops poll of UK wild flowers Developers make millions staking out the greenbelt Letters: Foxhunting must stop Seaweed deposits 'under threat' ... Report brands farm and food industries 'dysfunctional' Foxhunting must stop Wednesday December 11, 2002 The Guardian You say in your leader (December 4) that foxhunting should take its proper subordinate position in our public debate. Yet MPs on both sides say they get more letters on this issue than on any other. And I, like many millions of citizens, feel deeply offended that this barbaric cruelty is allowed to continue for as long as it has. I was brought up in the country. I can recall our chickens being killed by a fox. I have no love of foxes and believe they should be culled, but surely they should be killed properly? Chasing an animal for pleasure until it is totally exhausted and then ripping it to shreds is cruel. Hunting continues to offend many millions, because many of us sincerely believe that this barbaric cruelty has no place in a civilised society.

80. Telegraph | Opinion | Style Victims Leader. Gives suggestions for the Third Way of foxhunting. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/main.jhtml?xml=/opinion/2002/03/17/dl1702.xml

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