National Trust members vote to ban trail hunting
Dear John,
On Saturday, another significant blow was struck against the hunts as we won an historic victory in the fight to end fox hunting for good.
At the National Trust AGM, members voted to ban ‘trail’ hunting on its land. This is a major victory and one the National Trust Board must take notice of.
In the past few weeks, the hunts have suffered two huge blows. First, as Mark Hankinson was found guilty, we heard trail hunting described as a sham and a fiction in court, and now National Trust members have voted to deny them access to the land of the UK’s biggest private landowner. The tide is turning in our favour.
None of this would be possible without you and your fellow League supporters standing up for animals.
Hundreds of thousands of emails have been sent, tens of thousands of leaflets have been handed to National Trust members, and countless conversations had with friends and family.
It is your efforts that have delivered this victory.
But the campaign does not end here.
Where the National Trust leads, others will follow. Many major landowners have already paused trail hunting on their land, but we need them to go further and ban it permanently.
Use your voice to help protect our wildlife and tell them that enough is enough.
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