An analysis by Protect the Wild highlighted that during the last hunting season, hound packs inflicted distress on 89 domestic and farm animals, leading to severe concerns from anti-hunt campaigners. Reports included incidents of hounds marauding through gardens, taking pets, and attacking various farm animals. The documented incidents of foxes chased or killed increased by 13%, marking ongoing scrutiny of hunting practices in England and Wales, where only 5% of hunts operated legally. The low prosecution rates for illegal hunting raise questions about law enforcement's commitment to animal welfare.
According to an analysis by Protect the Wild, specifically aimed at the last hunting season, hound packs have caused distress to 89 domestic and farm animals.
The report indicates that only 5% of hunts in England and Wales consistently followed the law, specifically by hunting with an artificial scent trail.
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