South Ulster Hunt Saboteurs

26/11/2023

23/10/2023

Well done, comrades ✊

VEGAN TROPHY HUNTING IS A F**K LOT OF FUN.

Hunting can be a lot of fun. It just needs to be directed at scumbags, not animals! You might consider "vegan hunting" as some bu****it hippie s**t like "take nothing but pictures, leave nothing but footprints" or whatever other inspirational quote you hang next to the "live laugh love" cursive writing picture frame. We don't see hunting that way.

See, vegan hunting is a simple process. Find a filthbag who is trying to harm animals and give chase. You can let them know you're looking for them, or you can scare them to death! So long as the target is a piece of s**t and not an animal, who the f**k cares?!

In this case, we found a couple of shooters blasting badgers at night. They had set up at the top of the field and were ready to shoot directly towards the sett, with nothing but an open access woodland as their downwards backdrop! So we sneakily got close enough to give them goosebumps and said "gotcha!", and them two curdled dick cheeses ran fast, very fast, like they now were the hunted!

They ran so fast in fact that they left behind the shovel and peanuts they had been using to bait the badgers. Even better! We can do a very silly photoshoot with our "weapon and trophy".

See you never hunt scum! Deep dig the badger and fast run the di*****ds that want to shoot them!

We wanna carry on trophy hunting - help us out here: www.PayPal.me/f**kthecull1

30/09/2023

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𝗧𝘄𝗼 𝗳𝗼𝘅𝗲𝘀 𝗵𝘂𝗻𝘁𝗲𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗿 𝗼𝘃𝗲𝗿 𝟰𝟬 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲𝘀 𝗺𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗱 𝘁𝗼 𝗲𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗽𝗲 𝗽𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝗮𝗯𝘀

Warwickshire Hunt - Bruton Farm, Admington - Saturday 30th September 2023

After spending 40 minutes holding up and hunting land belonging to Admington Parish Councillor Mark Davies, two foxes eventually broke cover and ran past sabs to safety .

Video of hunting and road chaos to follow

Thanks for all the tip-offs we've received already you can contact us on our Confidential tip off line ☎️ 07767620767 ☎️

🦊 Thanks to your donations we were able be in the right spot to see these two foxes to safety. Please consider donating to help us attend as many cub hunting meets as possible. Thank you 🦊

08/09/2023

SABOTAGING HUNTS: AUGUST ROUND UP - THE FRONTLINES

[Image credit: Nottingham Hunt Sabs]

Fox hound, Harrier, Beagle and Basset packs are now routinely being taken out exercising by hunt staff, with many actively beginning cub and leveret hunting. This pre-lude to the main hunting season is carried out to train young hounds how to kill. Aside from this, the training process is vital for building a relationship between the huntsman and hounds as well as hounds learning how to work as a pack. Therefore, sabotaging this is not only important for protecting wildlife on the day but can also be detrimental to hunting efforts during the main season by becoming acquainted with the landscape and where wildlife specifically reside which gives them a better opportunity to act. Many sabotage groups across England and Wales have been present during exercise and have taken action when cubbing has been attempted, including Devon County who disrupted three meets in one week as well as other activity.

Stag hunting, which is confined to the south west of England, has also begun. Sabotaging this form of hunting comes with differing challenges to cub & leveret hunting but efforts to disrupt this has produced results. Though there were multiple kills by the Devon & Somerset Stag Hounds during one Saturday, the hunt was unsuccessful the following Saturday due to efforts made by saboteurs from Mendip, Devon and Dorset. Following a three-hour chase, the hunted stag escaped into sanctuary land which forced the hunt elsewhere. Land ownership played a key factor in this and, despite the real problem of hunt trespass, can limit a hunts availability to hunt freely. Advice on hunt trespass can be found from your local sab group. Days later at another meet, the same hunt resorted to violence against saboteurs from Devon and Mendip who received multiple injuries, including one who was taken to hospital, two vehicles severely damaged and equipment stolen. Both groups are calling for donations for repairs and replacements and be done via their social media pages.

Border County Mink Hounds attempted to hunt on a Sunday, likely as an attempt to evade being caught due to being an uncommon day to hunt. However, they were successfully intercepted by saboteurs from Staffordshire, Nottinghamshire and Manchester and were packed up within minutes. Later in the month, the Dove Valley Mink Hounds packed up instantly on the arrival of saboteurs from Staffordshire and Nottingham.

Saboteurs from Brighton announced that the South Down and Eridge Hunt have had their application for their annual boxing day parade rejected by Lewes council. These parades are historically the biggest day in the hunting calendar, are hugely symbolic and are carried out by the majority of hunts across the UK and Ireland, if not all. Though it is possible for a parade to happen in another capacity, this rejection is a huge blow to a hunts morale and their pocket, as they often use it as an opportunity to raise money. Pressure from depleting funds and overall support is a sure route to a hunt disbanding.

Grouse shooting has begun and, as is tradition, started on the 12th August which is self-proclaimed as the ‘glorious twelfth’. Historically this date has seen shoots taking place on the majority of Grouse moors, if not all, across the middle and north of England as well as Scotland, but has become increasingly targeted by saboteurs from across the UK. This is by far the most expensive form of shooting and can cost shoot organisers thousands in financial loses simply through refunding participants if a shoot is called off. Saboteurs turning up, especially on mass, is a sure way to achieve this and is exactly what they achieved this year after intercepting and shutting down multiple shoots over three days. Two saboteurs were found ‘guilty’ of aggravated trespass and were handed conditional discharges, restraining orders and a fine of £3500. Staffordshire Hunt Sabs are calling for support and donations which help cover such costs and can be done by following the link on their social media accounts. Direct action is playing an important role in the demise of the Grouse shooting industry and is accompanied by mounting pressure from campaigns led by conservationists and wildlife enthusiasts. With land-owning facilitators such as United Utilities pulling the plug on licensing, shooting is becoming less and less sustainable. Whilst in the area, saboteurs also used the opportunity to search for, and respond to, the abundance of traps across the estates. One gamekeeper was quoted saying “there is no doubt that the sight of sabs makes the keepers’ hearts sink”.

Similar items and more, have also been found and destroyed in other parts of the country throughout the month, including high-seats, snares and fen traps. As Staffordshire Hunt Sabs point out, Larsen traps are banned in their country of origin, yet remain legal in the UK. Campaigns to ban traps are ongoing and is a method that can produce results, such as the National Anti Snaring Campaign and the recent ban on snares in Wales. Until then, a direct approach can not only save wildlife at the time, as seen by Staffordshire and Jorvik saboteurs, but also causes financial damage to whoever intends on using them.

Preparations for the intensive badger cull continue with surveying, information gathering, sett checking and training days, as seen by groups such as Derbyshire Against The Cull as well as saboteurs from Yorkshire, Sheffield and elsewhere. Funds are crucial for groups to continue to operate so consider making a donation. One dedicated anti-cull group, Underground Badger Syndicate, who has been busy with high-seats, is one group asking for such support for fuel costs.

Anyone can play a part in wildlife defence. Information and tip-offs can make a huge difference, whether it is about a hunt taking place, suspicious behaviour in the countryside or concerning discoveries whilst walking a dog or going for a walk. Most, if not all, sabotage groups have social media accounts which be used as a point of contact, with some having direct contact phone numbers and can be found via a quick search online. Otherwise, the tip-off line for the Hunt Saboteurs Association is 07443148426.

NO LIFE LIKE THE WILD

03/09/2023

🚨 HUNTERS OUT WITH LABS AND HOUNDS - SCARVA, TANDRAGEE, GILFORD AREA 🚨

We need everyone in the area to be our eyes. We successfully packed up two vans of scum but there are another 4 out there still potentially that we’ve lost.

A very distinctive Toyota 4X4 with dog box is amongst them.

Vigilance needed and if you’re in the area, ensure they’re not near your property before leaving pets out.

The meet-up concerned have zero control over their dogs.

All tips are anonymous.

19/08/2023

We're recruiting new members!

All fitness and skill levels welcome.
We will ensure every new member is confident and knows what they're going to be doing before they go out.

Let's make this season the most difficult one that hunters across South Ulster will ever face.

"If not you, then who? If not now, then when?"

06/05/2023

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10/04/2023

Any company who chooses to take on this contract will be putting a nail in the coffin of their business.

If you engage in the destruction of wildlife, we promise you, there will be resistance.

DAERA is inviting expressions of interest from companies in relation to a possible badger cull in Northern Ireland.

11/03/2023

𝗕𝗢𝗬𝗖𝗢𝗧𝗧 𝗧𝗔𝗬𝗧𝗢 𝗔𝗡𝗗 𝗚𝗢𝗟𝗗𝗘𝗡 𝗪𝗢𝗡𝗗𝗘𝗥

The owners of Tayto, the Hutchison family, are avid foxhunters. They always have been.

Stephen Hutchison, Executive Director of Tayto Group and various development companies was once the chairman of the South Tyrone Foxhounds. He now cosies himself up with the most violent hunt in the north of Ireland, the Iveagh Foxhounds.

Iveagh Foxhounds have a raffle going at the moment where the top prize is a year's supply of Tayto crisps, supplied by Stephen.

Staff inform us that throughout Tayto castle, there are paintings of fox hunting scenes and photographs. This is something that runs through the entire family and taints the entire business.

We ask all our followers to boycott Tayto and Golden Wonder.
Who wants to eat crisps that are stained in the blood of wildlife?

Say NO to blood sports!
Say NO to animal cruelty!
And say NO to landed gentry killing our native wildlife!

08/03/2023

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Happy International Women's Day, especially to those women who oppose bloodsports.

24/02/2023

What 𝗱𝗼𝗲 we say to hunters? 𝗕𝗨𝗖𝗞 𝗢𝗙𝗙!

This clan all seem content. 🙂 🦌

19/02/2023

A quiet patrol tonight. Even those weirdos who are usually out by now haven’t left their homes. 🤔

Probably for the best. We’ve heard the Fae are especially active tonight and they won’t go easy on whatever animal abusers may cross their path.

We’ll try have a word but… 🧚‍♂️

18/02/2023

12/02/2023

Out surveying some of our setts today to make sure all is in order.

Can you spot any clues at to who may live in a house like this? 🤔 😄

11/02/2023

Support your local sabs!

04/02/2023

1-2-Sabs-are-coming-for-you!

03:26AM - Sabs are currently responding to a report of lampers in a rural location half an hour from base.

Please continue to tip us off to any suspicious activity. We will respond at any time.

30/01/2023

Sabs are out on patrol of hotspots across south Ulster tonight.

Castleblayney, Sheepsbridge, Newry, Tandragee, Portadown, Lurgan and all areas in between.

Please continue to tip us off. Without you guys, we wouldn’t have these points of interest and would be unable to prevent these people from harming wildlife. 🦊

09/01/2023

Woo!! 😄💚 Our Leinster comrades made some noise for the wildlife today!

Awesome ingenuity.

See what a few determined animal rights activists can achieve with little more than pots, spoons & amazing locals support 😅 We disrupted a 'licensed bird shoot' and saved many lives today! Full hit report to follow.

31/12/2022

02:55 - positive report that two males are out in one of our monitored fields with active setts, dogs and high-powered lamps noted by reporting person.

Sabs en route. Hopefully a hit report to follow.
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UPDATE - 04:45
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Sabs attended incident and arrived around 15 minutes after receiving tip-off thanks to it being so close to us.

Torches seen a few fields away from roadside.
As we were getting ready to find our way across, the PSNI pulled up behind our sab vehicle. They detained us for around 25 minutes on the grounds that we were suspicious, even though we made clear what our intentions were and, despite officers also seeing the torches, they decided it better to question why we had night-vision equipment with us and waste time talking absolute guff in our ears.

Apparently a snood in 1.5’C weather is also questionable. 🤷🏼‍♂️

By the time they left us alone, the torches were gone and we could find no trace of anyone in the area.

We carried out some of our patrols of hotspots across counties Armagh and Monaghan before returning to base.

We ask our followers to not ring the police if you are also tipping us off. We’re pretty sure that tonight they just so happened to stumble upon us when they were driving around but just for reference. The rare times they actually do turn up to reports of wildlife crime, they end up hassling us.

Our team were unjustifiably held back by officers, which in turn allowed the men to do what they were doing and leave without hindrance.

We’ll get some night-vision videos up later today.

Thanks all,
Sleepy Sab 😴

26/12/2022

Happy Christmas from all at SUHS.

Today we went out in the hopes of disrupting Iveagh Foxhounds but we found that they haven't been out at all - at least, not with their own hound van or horses.

This is the second major day of the season they appear to have missed, which leads us to wonder, what is actually going on with them?

Iveagh are notoriously violent with sabs. Even with cameras on, they have no issue with taking a weapon to us. It has lead us to sab them in more non-traditional ways recently, but we're now thinking - is this the death throes of a dwindling hunt?

Can they not get enough members out some weeks?

It appears that a few other hunts in South Ulster today also did not go out, incl. Tynan & Richhill.

How very odd!

Here's to another year of disrupting the murder of wildlife.

24/12/2022

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ANIMAL rights activists have warned fox hunters “we won’t stop until they stop” as they prepare to sabotage the biggest day in the hunting calendar.

11/12/2022

Silly Sab and Special Agent Sniffy Sab are out on the Co. Armagh/Monaghan border following a tip off that men with lurchers and a shovel were going through the field earlier this morning.

Sniffy Sab is excellent at following trails and instantly found us fresh footprints.

We were able to survey three fields and logged over eight separate sett entrances. All seemed untouched. No signs of digging or dog paw prints etc.

Silly Sab has placed some sneaky trail cameras at the setts we found footprints near. These update in real time with movement as they’re simcard based.

Please note that Sniffy Sab is primarily our mascot and only attends operations that won’t put him at any risk and will mutually benefit both him and us. He’s built for following trails and it mentally stimulates his awesome brain, which in turn, gets us to where we need to be quickly. 🦊

This weekend, all hunts in our area decided to stay in. But that doesn’t mean their mates aren’t out individually, hoping to harm nature.

Please continue to feed us information. We cannot end this barbarism without working together.

03/12/2022

Out on patrol across south Ulster.

See anything out of the ordinary? Give us a message!

29/11/2022

HIT REPORT 29/11/22 🦊 🦡 🐰
Silverwood Golf Course, Lurgan, Co. Armagh

2045hrs - We received a tip off from a local that two males were lamping on the golf course.

2100hrs - We arrive down the side lane and observe two vehicles. A black Vauxhall van and a silver VW caddy. Vauxhall has dog crates in the back. Both left at lay-bys. Number plates not known to us but noted for future reference.

2105hrs - We see their lights at the southern end of the course and can see only a single dog with them.

Sabs pulled our vehicle onto the east side of the course and observed for a minute before taking action to scare off our lampers.

Lampers, ironically, aren’t all that bright - and usually choose flight when startled. And boy-oh-boy, could these fellas run!

You see, in the north, most people can have fear invoked in them by simply shouting 3 or 4 letters out loud in the dark, followed by a very booming “GET OUT TO F***” - as well as a little bit of compressed gas to make the place sound like a war-zone. We will use everything at our disposal to ensure these people are disrupted. (We’re happy disclosing these tactics as not many would be ballsy enough to stick around and call bluff)

We’re pretty sure these guys ran 300m in about 30 seconds with their poor dog lagging behind! 🤣

After they’d left, we did a full sweep of the surrounding woodlands, making sure there were no traps or injured animals.

Sabs will maintain a presence in the area.
This is the very definition of a hotspot.

Thank you so much to the person who tipped us off (you know who you are!)

You saved lives tonight, no doubt about it!

17/11/2022

Cops are not protectors of wildlife. Cops are not your friend. ACAB

𝐓𝐨𝐩 𝐃𝐨𝐫𝐬𝐞𝐭 𝐏𝐨𝐥𝐢𝐜𝐞 𝐎𝐟𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐞𝐫 𝐟𝐮𝐧𝐝𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐠𝐚𝐥 𝐇𝐮𝐧𝐭𝐢𝐧𝐠

We were recently made aware of a rumour of a senior Police Officer within the ranks of the Blackmore and Sparkford Vale Hunt. A Hunt themselves currently under investigation for illegal hunting after footage was obtained by Wildlife Crime Action this year.

We do not believe that Dorset Police should be employing participants of a Criminal Enterprise, especially at this Senior level, and as such call on Dorset Police to release a statement ordering an immediate investigation into this.

We will keep everyone updated. Watch this space.

07/11/2022

URGENT - STRAY HOUND - LOUGHBRICKLAND AREA

The negligent, violent idiots of Iveagh Foxhounds have left a stray hound behind.
Last sighted around the A1 so drive with care.

We’re on the ground but if anyone spots him can you PM us so we can ensure they remain safe.

05/11/2022

HIT REPORT

Iveagh Foxhounds - 05/11/22

The Banbridge fox killers had a late start today and we thought they'd called it. On a final hunch, we found their jeeps and trucks abandoned on a gravel layby on a country road near Loughbrickland.

We logged down registrations and made note of the trailers which plates were mismatched. Someone's new jeep sitting without insurance too!

Iveagh and their followers are notoriously violent so Sabs proceeded with caution in tracking their whereabouts.

Using our industrial-sized zip ties, we closed off some gates where we thought they'd come out.

Being low on numbers today, sabbing on foot was not an option considering this hunt has no issue with acting out with cameras rolling and are known for carrying weapons - but we have our binoculars and cameras ready for documenting what's going on.

We got in the vehicle and done wide loops of the general area and thought that they'd disappeared off the face of the Earth but then...

Didn't we only go and drive straight towards them as they were busy trying to get out a gate we'd zip-tied.. Faces like slapped arses😂

The mere sight of us was enough for one hunt supporter who we affectionately know as 'Lippy'

Lippy decided to be the big man and run at our sab vehicle. Kicking at it, trying doors, punching windows and acting like a right fool.

Whilst this was on-going, Lippy's father/carer was seen picking up a metal object from the rear of his car. At this point, safety was our first priority. Hunters on horses ahead purposefully stalled so that we were moving slowly.

Thankfully we have the Stig as our driver who quickly stuck it in reverse and maneuvered around the swarming inbreds that were approaching.

Iveagh Foxhounds have not seen the last of us. The fact our presence sets them off so badly just makes us more eager to ruin their day and prevent them from harming wildlife.

END REPORT
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05/11/2022

IVEAGH FOXHOUNDS BEING HIT RIGHT NOW.

REPORT TO FOLLOW

02/11/2022

We have a theory…

Warning: this article contains distressing images

26/10/2022

Police say the driver of the car has been identified and an investigation is under way.

21/10/2022

Some of our team are on the road tonight patrolling the usual hotspots for lamping and badger baiting right across south Ulster.

See or hear anything? Send us a message!

17/10/2022

YOUR COUNTRYSIDE NEEDS YOU!

We are on the lookout for people passionate about saving wildlife!

There are numerous roles available to suit everyone!

DON'T DELAY, JOIN THE HSA TODAY!

13/10/2022

Thank you so much to everyone who donated for us to get our nightvision camera!

We've only tested it at HQ so far and are still getting to grips with it but we will be using this tonight at several known 'hotspots'

We're super excited to put this tool to good use. It'll allow us to see animal abusers from a far, recording evidence and staying at a safe distance and will no doubt be something we use every few nights.

Here's a quick video of Silly Sab and Sniffy Sab having fun in complete darkness. 😅

Please also note; we are still recruiting. All those who we haven't contacted back yet - you'll get a message either tonight or tomorrow with some details. 😁❤️

10/10/2022

𝗣𝗼𝗹𝗶𝗰𝗲 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝘀𝘁𝗮𝘁𝗲 𝘁𝗿𝘆 𝘁𝗼 𝗶𝗺𝗺𝗼𝗯𝗶𝗹𝗶𝘇𝗲 𝗪𝗲𝘀𝘁 𝗠𝗶𝗱𝘀 𝗛𝘂𝗻𝘁 𝗦𝗮𝗯𝘀

Sabs arrested, vehicle and property seized by corrupt Northamptonshire Police.

After running successful campaigns that shut down two hunts - the North Warwickshire Beagles and the Atherstone Hunt, and exposing the high level police corruption at Leicestershire Police, their malicious targeting of hunt sabs and their close links to local hunts which ultimately led to them being sued by sabs on two separate occasions. Ever since West Midlands Hunt Saboteurs and our continued use of successful tactics has struck fear in not only all of our local hunts but also the police and the state. The Worcestershire Hunt seem have a complete meltdown whenever we turn up and resort to criminal damage whilst the Croome seem to either pack up or resort to riding around fields. The Warwickshire Hunt have faced the full force of our focus over recent years and they are not coping at all. We’ve had vehicles at our homes targeted, tyres slashed, windows smashed and one of our homes attacked with petrol.

Meanwhile we have faced a targeted campaign by the state via the police to try to shut down and completely immobilise our group. Earlier in the year Thames Valley Police tried to shut us down by taking a false accusation from a member of the Warwickshire Beagles (also targeted and effected by our group) which resulted in two members of our group having their homes raided and the two sabs arrested on serious stalking charges. Six months later they were forced to drop everything and civil litigation against them is being pursued.

On Saturday 8th October Northamptonshire Police targeted the same two sabs. The two sabs were arrested for multiple serious offenses, our sab vehicle was seized and impounded, most of our equipment was seized, our bank cards seized and one sab even had their clothes seized. This is a clear attempt by Northamptonshire Police to completely immobilise and stop our group from protecting wildlife and shutting down our local hunts.

West Mids Sabs will not be shut down or stopped by hunts, police or the state. We are an unstoppable machine that keeps on coming back no matter what is thrown at us, terminating local hunts one by one. One day after being released from police custody and much to the surprise of the Warwickshire Hunt (who seemed to know far too much information on what had happened) both the sabs that were arrested were back out causing problems for the hunt (more on that tomorrow) in a vehicle we have temporary use of.

To the Warwickshire Hunt we say, expect us. We are not going anywhere. Finally we’d like to say a big thank you to the Hunt Saboteurs Association who have offered to replace everything that was seized in order to get us back up to full functionality as quickly as possible. When you become a member of the HSA or make a donation this is where your money goes, enabling local groups to sab their local hunts. If you haven’t already please consider joining.

If you want help us fight state oppression you can contribute to our campaign costs by using the link in the comments

04/10/2022

Well worth a watch tonight to see what is going on here in NI with hunting. How these scum are getting away with all sorts of illegal stuff and these people are connected to hunts.

29/09/2022

HIT REPORT -

Lampers at Silverwood Golf Club, Lurgan

For years, members of our team have individually been trying to stamp out the scourge of lampers in the Armagh area.

The biggest hotspots are golf courses.

Silverwood in particular has always been a troublesome area. There’s a large population of rabbits and the area surrounding is host to many different species.

We’ve been on the lookout for these guys for a while. Upon a 3AM hunch, we landed out.

A silver Mitsubishi jeep was parked on the lay-by. Dog crates in the boot.
Lights going every direction around the course and laughing heard in the distance.

We’ve got your reg. We’ve got your name. We know where you work. All from you leaving your car there with documents sprawled out.

We also bumped into the fairies who live at the golf course. We tried pleading with them to not remove the valves on all your tyres with their mini-pliers, but it was of no use. They weren’t happy at all about the harm you were causing on their land to their animal friends.

“Tell them, ‘Consider this a warning!’” they said. 🤷🏼‍♂️

Anyway, Sabs are out tonight again on patrol but it’s not us you need to worry about.

None are free until all are free.

25/09/2022

Hi folks,

We're trying to raise enough money to purchase a night vision camera for our group.

https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/southulsterhuntsabs

As you know, monitoring local hunts is incredibly important, as is evidence building. Between cubbing, blooding, cruelty to the hounds, dig outs, badger baiting and more - hunts and their members often commit offences during the hours of darkness. We intend to watch the known culprits and to both expose them on film and attempt to get justice by giving evidence against them in a court of law.

We have everything sorted for the upcoming season APART from this vital tool.

We've acquired a trusty vehicle, horns, boots, 'gizmos', enough citronella to cover the scent of every critter on the land - but the last item on the list is a solid piece of night vision recording equipment.

We have our eyes on the aptly named 'NightFox Red' - which you can see here;
https://nightfoxstore.com/products/nightfox-red-night-vision-goggles

It comes with everything we need to get going straight out of the box and has great reviews.

If you can help us in any way to get closer to purchasing this piece of equipment, we would be eternally grateful.

We will also be doing a post later to let folks know when our meeting for potential new recruits is taking place! 😊

Up the foxes!

Weʼre raising money to help purchase a night vision camera for South Ulster Hunt Sabs. Support this JustGiving Crowdfunding Page.

12/09/2022

The first ever professionally published work on the tactics of hunt sabotage is now available! 📖

Hunt sabotage as a tactic has been used since 1963, longer than the established animal rights movement. The guiding organisation, the Hunt Saboteurs Association (HSA) was founded in 1963 and is the world’s longest surviving direct action organisation, older than the likes of Greenpeace or Sea Shepherd.

Over the decades the HSA has produced several unpublished tactics manuals, distributed within the ranks of hunt saboteurs. This is the first publicly produced manual of hunt sabbing tactics, amalgamating 60 years of tactics and experience in the now 'traditional art’ of hunt sabotage.

Written by those who have been in the ‘killing fields’, actively stopping hunting for decades, this book covers all bloodsports from hunting with hounds, shooting, fishing and trapping. If you are even slightly interested in how the fight against bloodsports of all types is structured then this is the book for you!

All profits from the sale of this book go to the Hunt Saboteurs Association.

Get your copy here 👉 amazon.co.uk/dp/B0B9QM97WQ