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Originally Posted by DemolitionRed
A lot of city people aren't aware of the sister of fox hunting called 'cubbing'. Cubbing is for young or new riders, horses and hounds and will happen in the autumn if May gets her wish. It involves litters of fox cubs contained within coverts. Ever heard of canned hunting? this is what cubbing is and its so unbelievably barbaric that we can never allow this to come back.
I used to run a livery yard and the hunts were a nightmare because they didn't need permission to encroach on my land. We had to sedate the horses and keep them in because there was a high chance of them injuring themselves if a hunt got close. Farmers generally hate the hunt and see them as disruptive and damaging to both land and property.
Fox's can be a problem to new born lambs and calf's. Not so much to chickens because nowadays we have adequate deterrents . I used to keep chickens on the farm and never lost one to a fox.
I love hunting btw but what I do is drag hunt. A sport which is fast, furious, exciting and does not involve the killing of an animal. I've never been fox hunting and I'm told that compared to drag hunting, its pretty slow and boring.
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What does that involve DR?