LOL! The "league" would do better caring for their own Deer instead of leaving them to starve and "trying" to break their necks, because of disease and injury on their over populated land where they have always claimed that wild animals manage themselves!!!
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Oh, I see, "that was then," how very convenient. From that I assume you are familiar with it and you know its the truth, video'd and published. Shocking wasnt it? I do understand you'd rather not "taint" the rep of the "league" but rest assured they have done it all by themselves. Their level of "unintentional" cruelty is quite staggering. (no pun intended)

No I haven't seen the video, were they trying to break deers necks on it?

But yes, this is now. The league have a new Chief executive & has been doing a sterling job fighting against cruel blood sports..& the badger cull.

Whatever you think of LACS the last Stags on the Quantocks need 'managing' properly.


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They were killing them because their "sanctuary" is over populated and full of bTB. They were filmed stabbing them then trying to break the neck. Other dead Deer were found on their land and they were filmed removing dead Deer too.

I agree with you Deer need to be managed yes.

It was broadcast on national television I believe. I also believe that investigations were carried out but I cannot tell you the outcome if that was the case.

...[snip]...Is this stabbing and neck breaking on the video? Was it reported to the rspca and police?.

THE man in camouflage gear walked up to the stag and brandished his knife before plunging the blade into its neck. As the deer reared up in an attempt to escape, he stabbed it again, cutting its neck open before twisting its head around in an apparent effort to snap the spine. The horrific sequence, which was captured on video and is now the subject of an RSPCA investigation, is at the centre of a row between pro and anti-hunt campaigners, with each accusing the other of playing some part in the animal’s death.
The video was released this weekend by the Countryside Alliance, a pro-hunt group, as evidence of the neglect of deer on a sanctuary run by the League Against Cruel Sports on Exmoor