Hunters 'breeding foxes in man-made earths'

British anti-hunt campaigners claimed today they had uncovered new evidence linking a prestigious hunt to man-made fox breeding sites.

Wed, 12 Mar, 2003 - 11:58

British anti-hunt campaigners claimed today they had uncovered new evidence linking a prestigious hunt to man-made fox breeding sites.

The League Against Cruel Sports (LACS) unveiled video footage showing a former member of the Heythrop Hunt, which covers Oxfordshire, Gloucestershire and Warwickshire, letting dogs into one of the artificial fox earths.

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Courts Heathrow Place: Oxfordshire Place: Gloucestershire Place: Warwickshire Place: Chipping Norton Place: Eyford Park, Gloucestershire Person: Douglas Batchelor Person: Batchelor Person: Gary Whelband Person: Nicky Driver Person: Richard Sumner Person: Whelband Organisation: League Against Cruel Sports Organisation: LACS Organisation: Heythrop Hunt Organisation: Campaign For Hunting

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