Foxhunting debate.
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Sarah Thompson Coursework Foxhunting debate Madam chair, members of the opposition, floor, and this house agree that hunting with hounds should be abolished. Fox hunting has existed in its current form for almost 250 years. There are now about 200 registered packs of fox hounds in England and Wales. Each year these vicious packs chase and kill over 21,000 foxes. The average pack has approximately sixty hounds and is followed by dozens of riders and supporters on foot and in cars. For hunters, one of the key aspects of a 'successful' hunt is one that involves a long chase. There is evidence that there is strong support from the public for a ban on fox hunting with dogs. Hunt supporters say that as soon as the hounds reach the fox it is instantly killed with a bite to the neck, however in many cases this is not true, evidence has shown that...

