Hunting Act 2004 (2004 c 37)

The Hunting Act 2004 bans the hunting of wild mammals with dogs in England and Wales. It specifically prohibits fox hunting, deer hunting, hare coursing, and other types of hunting mammals with dogs. The Act was introduced to address public outcry concerning animal cruelty associated with hunting practices. It provides exemptions for certain activities, such as the use of dogs to flush out an animal for the purposes of pest control, but these are tightly regulated. The legislation was a significant step towards ensuring the welfare of wild animals and reducing inhumane practices.

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Hunting Act 2004 (2004 c 37)

The Hunting Act 2004 bans the hunting of wild mammals with dogs in England and Wales. It specifically prohibits fox hunting, deer hunting, hare coursing, and other types of hunting mammals with dogs. The Act was introduced to address public outcry concerning animal cruelty associated with hunting practices. It provides exemptions for certain activities, such as the use of dogs to flush out an animal for the purposes of pest control, but these are tightly regulated. The legislation was a significant step towards ensuring the welfare of wild animals and reducing inhumane practices.

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