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As title suggests, I have been just watched these 2 videos on youtube in succession and I really cannot get my head around the mentality of the people that put these documentaries together. To start with they are on about hare populations being down and that Coursing having a major part to play in that, then obviously broaching into organised gangs and crime etc. goes with out saying when there isn't enough of a story to broadcast. But after watching this then watching a hare shoot on the shooting show and seeing the numbers that are being shot where do these people do their research? How can they compare the amount of hares being coursed and killed to the ones being shot? Why the f@ck doesn't somebody actually put the 2 together and show the general public what the actual numbers of hares being shot to the ones being coursed are and have that on a Countryfile episode. Now, I like my shooting though I have never shot a hare, I like my Lurchers a lot but I certainly haven't got a coursing dog, I can see that, where there is no permission and people are getting hurt, threatened etc. then there is a serious problem, but I can't see that when things are done properly and permission granted etc. why there can't be legal coursing for people to enjoy, especially as it is naturally selective to a point...

 

Sorry for starting a post which has probably been done to death, I'm just a little startled… It would also be good to see what some of the shooters have got to say regarding this topic, as I'm sure that there must be a good few that would enjoy watching a good hare coursed...

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8uLSdSlVQ0

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Shotgun shootings got to be the most inhumane fieldsport plenty of tackle gets seriously wounded and runs to die with that game, makes me sick how shootings got this legitimacy then dog lads are held

Hare coursing = testing the hound and beast were the beast survives a lot of the time.   Driven hare shoot = slaughter, massacre of a graceful beast   Absolutely disgraceful.

ffs the waterloo cup never killed no where near that many hares in probably 4 or 5 years running than what they shoot in a day and they wonder why theirs a decline in the population

Notice he mentions criminal gangs alot f**k wit if the government didn't pass such a ridiculous law then there would be no criminal gangs hare coursing in effect the government has made them a criminal gang its f***ing stupid making out we hunters are something we are not simply because we love to hunt with dogs absolutely ridiculous

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Shotgun shootings got to be the most inhumane fieldsport plenty of tackle gets seriously wounded and runs to die with that game, makes me sick how shootings got this legitimacy then dog lads are held up as cruel b*****ds!

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Disgusting man a mass slaughtering of brown hares with shotguns all because theres big money involved where as a lad with a dog goes and runs 1 2 or even 3 hares to test his dog and sees what its made of and to see how all the hard work he put into the dog has paid but gets branded a criminal and a gangmember thats the reason this country is f****d seriously

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Its pretty shit isn't it? What about the last shot that the main guy made… possibly the most unsporting shot I have seen… and took half of its f@cking head off :icon_eek: What has gripped my shit the most is the guy on the shooting show is proud of that last shot and flaunts the hare to the camera. Some f@cker somewhere in parliament or where ever must see shit surely?

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in order for hare drives to be viable on a shoot annually there has to be a healthy sustainable population, this population is managed, the thing you lads don't get is its all financial, the countryside is as much about money as the city of London is, to compare a man with a dog to an organised hare shoot is daft, yes the hunting act is a pile of crock but if hare coursing was legal you still wouldn't get a chance of getting at those hares legally as financially it wouldn't make sense to the estate owners, the hare is in decline in the areas where its not protected for commercial purposes and thats not down to the men with guns is it :laugh:

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