Thanks to Reading Sabs for hopping in with us and Cirencester and Bristol Sabs for being there too.

Hit report to follow.

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Two terrier men quickly decided to don the smokescreen jackets, we’d love to see the video of them laying a trail across the main roads with no plan for road users safety in sight. If you’d like to help us out with a donation please do so here - all donations welcome www.paypal.me/wiltshirehun...

Motorists and motorcyclists, humans, livestock and pets, there is nothing the hunt won’t endanger in their pursuit of the fox. We hope this one got away. Footsabs caught up with them again at the aptly named “Twatley Farm” where the hunt staff were pretending it was an accident.

shockingly - a baby-holding hunt supporter on the Fosse Way was seen pointing the direction of the fox to the 2nd Whipper-in Mitch Prosser, and soon after about 20+ hounds were filmed breaking out onto the B4040 (an NSL) chasing the fox, by now leaving their hunt staff half a kilometre behind.

fleeing hounds at the large woods to the rear of his farm. The farm was surrounded by riders and the adjoining byway, the old Roman road the Fosse Way, was riddled with strategically placed riders and assorted lackeys of the Beaufort Hunt. The fox was filmed on the drone with hounds in pursuit,

last year for one of several attacks on hunt sabs, including riding a quad at sabs on BF footpaths and public highways and throwing a female sab to the ground. Today, Tomlinson allowed serial criminals the Beaufort Hunt to hunt fox cubs on his land, and sure enough about 7.30am the fox was spotted

, a so-called “organic” farmer with links to Yeo Valley as part of their “regenerative project” hard to imagine “Organic soil dripping with the blood of hunted wildlife” as a selling point for their business. Tomlinson was given a community resolution by Wiltshire Police