Fox Hunting Should Be Banned

Fox hunting is a traditional country sports of the 18th century. One of the foxes was released and hunted by specially promoted fox hounds. And a person on a horse, not a foot, accompanied him. We have a strong relationship with fox fox hunting in Leicestershire Province, especially considered county hunting quarter as fox hunting area. The football team has a mascot of foxes, and there are many sports in the bar, such as sports related titles and roads.

Foxhound, a formal event that began in the UK in the 16 th century, was of almost the same format as February 2005 when the law banning activities in England and Wales was enacted. The hunting ban against Scotland was passed in 2002, but still belongs to the laws of some other countries, including Northern Ireland and Australia, Canada, France, Ireland and the United States. In Australia, this term, like a hunting deer, also refers to hunting a fox with a shotgun. Hunting is generally understood to be related to every game animals and weapons (hunting deer using bows and arrows) in most parts of the world. Hunting, hunting, hunting, clean hunting, cricket hunting or stag beetle hunting)

At least in the UK there is scientific evidence that fox hunting does not affect the number of foxes, so it is questioned as success of culling method. In 2001, due to the outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease, hunting foxes were banned nationwide for one year. It turned out that the hunting ban had no measurable impact on the number of foxes in the randomly selected areas. Before the British fox ban hunting, hounds caused 400,000 foxes per year of death, 6.3%