“I'd like to quote something written by Gary Hills about the precise point of law on which the Tony Wright case hinged, the requirement of the Hunting Act that animals can only be flushed oif they are then shot.


Mr Hills writes:

"On the night of the vote, hundreds of stupid amendments were put down by the Lords in an attempt to run it out of time.

They failed but one or two did get through and one of them being flushing."

and furthermore he states:

"I do not like the shooting part".”

“The law will be upheld and once again we will see that not only was the Government right to bring in the hunting ban, but equally it will show that the ban can be enforced. It is time those who think they are above society and law, stopped their obsession with killing and seeking to inflict cruelty for fun. The argument is no longer about why there should be a ban. It is now about why shouldn't hunters accept that the ban is in place and here to stay. The game playing and false claims of being victims of society are nonsense and do nothing for their cause. For once it would be good to see some respect for democracy which has been totally lacking from the Countryside Alliance and David Cameron with his commitment to ignore the public's overwhelming support for the ban to stay. They may think David Cameron will come to their aid, yet the election is not won yet and much can and will happen before it. We as a nation can finally hold our heads up with pride knowing this shameful disease of hunting is no longer legal in the UK. Nobody is above the law. A fine principle many hunters should take note of. Gary Hills, Campaign Director, Support the Hunting Act (Ban) UK”

“jessica,jessica,jessica if it were up to people like you to shed your will on other people we wouldn't be eating,hunting, or fishing.thank the good lord jesus we have a thang called states rights and a whole lot of checks and ballances or we would lose our rights one by one. get off your high-brow duff and learn something about wildlife conservation or maybe the real world. brent th redneck american in missouri.”

“I own horses and i cant stand hunting with dogs no need to chase animals for miles and miles just for the fun of it.”

“nick why would you single my comment out? if you were truely a hunter and outdoorsman/conservationist would'nt your comments be better directed to the anti's”

“nick, i understand all about their culture, just don't want any part of it. i actually have some limey friends, just like to give them hell. by the way nick bears make good rugs.”

“To: brent, lees summit' mo.
No, I watch bears, hunt moose, caribou and Dahl sheep.
My comment was about your lack of knowledge and understanding of other peoples' culture and history.”

“But seriously Ken; have you ever actually seen a fox taking a lamb. . They are cunning devils. .They will even drag a half born lamb from the ewe. . Or have you ever heard a rabbit screaming in the night as it gets devoured alive by a badger. . That' a really chilling sound. . 'Til you have; don't presume you can lecture me and moralise. . I don't hunt and I never have, but I applaud those who do, and will defend their right to do so to my grave.”

“We've been hay making today Ken. . When the Sun is shining, time waits for no man. . We have to bring the Harvest home. . . You are right of course; the poor woman will despair if the hay is not sweet enough, and her horse turns up its nose. . A Mare of course, I should say her. . But I don't fight it! . . By golly she can't half cook!”

“Well Charles Henry it doesnt surprise me that you are being offered divorce, the poor woman must want someone vaguely 'normal'. Perhaps someone who can converse in a meaningful way. Pity you chose to be so flippant about such an important issue but that is about typical for the people of this country.”