Bbc At It Again

[paulus 26]

at one time, men faced the death penalty just for owning a running dog, yet the game is still here...........dog men were not beaten then and we will not be beaten now. work em hard and treat em like heros

but they didnt have cameras, hellicoptors, drones or fooking mobile phones in them days and robin hood was feeding the poor

[Guest thebigdog]

at one time, men faced the death penalty just for owning a running dog, yet the game is still here...........dog men were not beaten then and we will not be beaten now. work em hard and treat em like heros

but they didnt have cameras, hellicoptors, drones or fooking mobile phones in them days and robin hood was feeding the poor

 

id sooner face technology than the death penalty

[speedy87 42]

\Isn't there some kind of independent complaint procedure against the media in the UK? I'm sure I've seen apologies printed somewhere but can't remember where.

There was an article in cou trymans weeklyabout the press being biased, the sun newspaper putting up aboutassault rifles for sale in uk when it was merely a .22 lol complaints been made and press in shit now. The vote to repeal the an is coming!! We need to march again one huge march to really put the point across, Fcuk the ban keep hunting atb scott

[BOLIO1 1,078]

Its no surprise that the bbc is full of left wing cranks when you realise that most of their job vacancies are advertised in the Guardian.......who else but lefties reads that rag?

[paulus 26]

at one time, men faced the death penalty just for owning a running dog, yet the game is still here...........dog men were not beaten then and we will not be beaten now. work em hard and treat em like heros

but they didnt have cameras, hellicoptors, drones or fooking mobile phones in them days and robin hood was feeding the poor

 

id sooner face technology than the death penalty

6 months in a cell with winston might change your mind

[baldockbanks courser 598]

Why didn't they make a feature of our case,

We were represented by the same legal people as the men found guilty on similar charges (badgers act) but found not guilty after that case.

 

Where's the other side of the argument?

the vast sum of money spent trying to prosecute 6 Lurcher/ terrier men found to be digging fox?

I would have done an interview if asked.

 

Showing men with working dogs in a field CAN HAVE legitimate reason to be there !!!!!!!!

 

Now that's not good television is it ?

Edited January 16, 2013 by baldockbanks courser

[Matt3699 142]

The Biased b*****ds! I just wrote them a complaint. Not that it will do much but blew off some steam.

[paulus 26]

badger-baiting

 

 

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A barbarous sport in which a tough terrier was matched with a caged badger. The sport was popular in England across several centuries, along with bull-baiting and bear-baiting. As Robert Malcolmson notes, badgers were easier to attain and, consequently, more often baited. Malcolmson quotes Henry Alken, an observer of 1839, on the objective of the sport, which was to see how many times ‘the dog will draw the badger from his box, within a given space of time’, and how effectively a ‘well-bred and thoroughly trained dog’ could accomplish this (Popular Recreations in English Society, 1700–1850, 1973). Badger-baiting attracted gambling, and cases were still being prosecuted at the end of the 19th century (in Preston, Lancashire, for instance, in 1897) despite the successful campaigning of the reformers who opposed such forms of cruelty to animals practised in the name of sport.

 

this not how the BBC chooses to portray badger baiting and it chooses to portray all terrier work in the same light legal or not

[baldockbanks courser 598]

badger-baiting

 

 

Quick Reference

 

 

A barbarous sport in which a tough terrier was matched with a caged badger. The sport was popular in England across several centuries, along with bull-baiting and bear-baiting. As Robert Malcolmson notes, badgers were easier to attain and, consequently, more often baited. Malcolmson quotes Henry Alken, an observer of 1839, on the objective of the sport, which was to see how many times ‘the dog will draw the badger from his box, within a given space of time’, and how effectively a ‘well-bred and thoroughly trained dog’ could accomplish this (Popular Recreations in English Society, 1700–1850, 1973). Badger-baiting attracted gambling, and cases were still being prosecuted at the end of the 19th century (in Preston, Lancashire, for instance, in 1897) despite the successful campaigning of the reformers who opposed such forms of cruelty to animals practised in the name of sport.

 

this not how the BBC chooses to portray badger baiting and it chooses to portray all terrier work in the same light

The paper always use the word baiting over digging, they don't differentiate.

[paulus 26]

badger-baiting

 

 

Quick Reference

 

 

A barbarous sport in which a tough terrier was matched with a caged badger. The sport was popular in England across several centuries, along with bull-baiting and bear-baiting. As Robert Malcolmson notes, badgers were easier to attain and, consequently, more often baited. Malcolmson quotes Henry Alken, an observer of 1839, on the objective of the sport, which was to see how many times ‘the dog will draw the badger from his box, within a given space of time’, and how effectively a ‘well-bred and thoroughly trained dog’ could accomplish this (Popular Recreations in English Society, 1700–1850, 1973). Badger-baiting attracted gambling, and cases were still being prosecuted at the end of the 19th century (in Preston, Lancashire, for instance, in 1897) despite the successful campaigning of the reformers who opposed such forms of cruelty to animals practised in the name of sport.

 

this not how the BBC chooses to portray badger baiting and it chooses to portray all terrier work in the same light

The paper always use the word baiting over digging, they don't differentiate.

you mean they choose not to

[the big chief 3,099]

its a pitty the bbc carnt giv us lurcher men permission to hunt our pray the way they did f*****g jimy saville

[Born Hunter 17,639]

Bombard them with complaints! I haven't even seen it but Paulus's description was enough to get the jist and coble something together.

 

The antis oil their propaganda machine regularly and it runs like a german engine! They hit hard with very little real muscle, and we stand toe to toe taking every hit like a damn fool! It's about time we took a leaf out of the yanks books and started hitting back with our much bigger muscles!

 

But we wont will we, we'll shrug our shoulders and pretend we aren't in the fight or we have already lost.....

[paulus 26]

Bombard them with complaints! I haven't even seen it but Paulus's description was enough to get the jist and coble something together.

 

The antis oil their propaganda machine regularly and it runs like a german engine! They hit hard with very little real muscle, and we stand toe to toe taking every hit like a damn fool! It's about time we took a leaf out of the yanks books and started hitting back with our much bigger muscles!

 

But we wont will we, we'll shrug our shoulders and pretend we aren't in the fight or we have already lost.....

and there in lies the problem

[Paid 935]

i sent in a complaint. Only based about the sentence where she said "a new blood sport called lamping, where people with strong lights and lurchers go after badgers, foxes, deer and hare at night"

 

The stupid bitch knew it was a half truth, as she has worked in this field for some time now

[pattstaff 157]

Im not saying that we dont have a part to play and be active in defending our sport but I strongly beleive that all our subscription paid fieldsports societys should be spearheading responces to the media programmes. They should be all over these media antis like a fecking rash.