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5/5 Another hit done, another hunt stopped. Please contribute to our fuel fund if you can. The evidence of where your money goes is in our hit reports. Being an independent saboteur group, we are directly accountable to you, our followers. Thank you.

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4/5 Three security guards turned up, puffed their chests out and threw some insults our way. Which is all they did. Chest puffing alone does not keep 15 members of our group from disrupting a fox hunt. A comprehensive waste of this hunt’s money.

3/5 Along with South Norfolk Hunt Saboteurs, Suffolk Action For Wildlife and Norwich Hunt Saboteurs, we kept the hunt under constant close watch, thus they were powerless to ply their awful trade.

2/5 We caught up with the hunt a little south of the town of Hadleigh. In an uneventful hour and a half, the hunt headed west towards Stacks Wood, before turning southeast towards Pope’s Green Farm and hacking back to their kennels at Lower Layham at around 10:00.

5/5 We are only able to get out into the field to confront these hunts, because of generous donations from you, our supporters. Please make a small donation if possible. You can see where your money goes. Thank you.

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4/5 Matcham gave up at 09:30. After less than two hours. We apologise for another dull hit report, but it is a consequence of the hard work we put into making our group as effective as possible.

3/5 Matcham’s escape attempt took him on several large loops of the land between Hadstock Common and Church End to the south. The beautiful autumnal morning mist disturbed by the sound of a fox hunt, albeit a dying hunt.

2/5 Huntsman Matcham worked hard to lose our foot team, his goal being to get far enough ahead to lose us and have some free time to hunt, before we and SES - Suffolk And Essex Hunt Sabs caught up. Our fitness and organisation prevented this from happening, however, and keep up we did.

2/2 Massive thanks to Hertfordshire Hunt Saboteurs and Suffolk Action For Wildlife for joining forces.

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2/2 We did not manage to save this fox, but we did prevent Huntsman Guy Allman from hunting two others.

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4/4 Help us stay in the field against these thugs. We will do the rest.

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3/4 Given the weak law, the outcome will likely be that the huntsman Guy Allman gets away with it.
This is even more reason to support the political lobby group The New Hunting Ban.
The recommendations for legislative change put forward by TNHB are being looked at by the Labour government.

2/4 Suffolk Police are now investigating yesterday’s kill by the Thurlow Hunt, as well as an assault on a monitor from Suffolk Action For Wildlife Public Page.

5/5 A 14-hour day, in which we single handedly disrupted 2 hunts over 100 miles apart, has cost us a handsome sum in fuel. Please donate if you can, we will do the rest. Thank you.

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4/5 Despite some of the 60 or so attending field riders weaponising their horses against our members, we were obviously undeterred. We ensured this hunt were unable to kill.

3/5 Every time huntsman Seels neared a covert, be it Allithorne Wood, the disused railway line between Culworth and Helmdon, Fox Covert or the few unnamed woods in between, we were either already with him or waiting for him.

2/5 We trailed them north-westerly towards Sulgrave, then easterly towards Allithorne Wood….. and back again, before accompanying them on several loops of the area, then heading back to the meet after barely 2 hours.