Some people from within the folk punk network of europe have decided to get together to put out a benefit compilation CD of music, poetry and spoken word to raise money for different Hunt Saboteur groups around the UK. We want to include many different genres of music/poetry, as long as it is something that confronts the situation of animal exploitation, human supremacy, hieriarchy, destruction of the earth and other consequences of speciesm at the hands of humans. Anyone is welcome to submit their music, and it is not exclusive to only english speaking musicians or poets. Continue reading Hunt Sab solidarity call-out→
Hunt saboteurs association Press Release 8th March 2015
At Yesterdays meet of the Old Surrey, Burstow and west Kent Fox Hunt near Cowden, Kent, hunt master Ian Hamson lost consciousness after his horse fell and rolled on top of him. A member of Croydon Hunt saboteurs who is also a trained paramedic provided critical medical treatment to the injured man until other paramedics arrived.
Join Kingston and Croydon Hunt Sabs for live music, vegan friendly cakes and more at the Old Moot in Kingston. There will be an information and merchandise stall open throughout the day.
Today over fifty sabs attended the Severn Vale Hare hunting festival, originally thought to be a single day event but thanks to Kay Thompson, hunt photographer, who posted about her attendance on her Twitter feed (doh), we realised it is a six day event. Continue reading Severn Vale Hare Hunting festival stopped in its tracks→
On Saturday the 7th February Dorset Hunt saboteurs attended a meet of the Blackmore and Sparkford Vale Hunt who met at Sherborne Castle, home of Lord Digby.
On Saturday the 10th January hunt saboteurs attended a meet of the Royal Agricultural College (RAC) Beagles who were meeting at the Holford Arms, Knockdown, Gloucestershire. From previous visits the hunt saboteurs know that the RAC hunt hares which was made illegal by the 2004 Hunting Act.
Upon sabs arrival they discovered the hunt chasing a hare in the fields behind the meet. They quickly stopped and headed back to their meet. The sabs then returned to their vehicles ready to depart.
‘We started off the day looking for The Southdown and Eridge Hunt but when there was no sign of them we went to join the other saboteurs at The Balcombe Estate where the C&H were meeting. Continue reading Sabbing the Balcombe Estate→
