Protecting, Promoting and Preserving Natural Hunting
Hunting Kind is:
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Providing the legal case for protected beliefs and characteristics as a minority group
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Defending natural hunting as part of our cultural heritage
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Making the case for natural hunting intrinsic to wildlife conservation
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Calling for scientific research on welfare aspects of wildlife management
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Proposing a review of hunting and wildlife law
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Lobbying our cause in the political and public realm
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RURAL VOTES 'UP FOR GRABS'
200 parliamentary seats are rural. 30% in voting terms is a Government changing figure.
Daniel Greenberg - Parliamentary Counsel who drafted the Hunting Act 2004
“Instead of an effective measure, therefore, the Act and Bills for it were largely an exercise in what it has now become fashionable to describe as “virtue signalling”...... "A moral judgement is being imposed on a minority - and I thought we didn't do that?"
REPLACE BAD LAW, REGAIN RURAL VOTES
“The 2004 Hunting Act is bad law. The Prime Minister who implemented it is on record to say he wishes that he hadn’t. MPs who voted for it have admitted it was ‘revenge for the miners’. The Parliamentary Counsel who drafted it sees it as unfinished business and the data shows it has been disastrous for animal welfare. It’s bad law, let’s replace it.” Rob Williams MFH
Hunting Needs You!
A clarion call from Sir Johnny Scott Bt, MFH
The opinion of the Veterinary Association for Wildlife Management, supported by some 560 members of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons says “Hunting by hounds is the natural and most humane method of controlling the population of all four quarry species, fox, deer, hare and mink, in the countryside."
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"Labour's Loves Lost" confounds Labour's misguided policy.
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Ed Swales the founder of Hunting Kind believes hunting should be protected under equalities law, writes the Telegraph.