Action & Advice for Landowners, Farmers & Residents
How to stop hunters trespassing on your land or causing ‘hunt havoc’
Hunting animals including fox, hare, deer and mink is illegal yet these animals and their young still continue to be hunted illegally in the UK. But you can stop this…
Hounds Off is here to support you with online resources with simple steps from sending an initial letter to warn off your local hunt, to how to contact your local MP or Councillors to take further action if your requests are ignored, and tips on how to keep safe. The Police are also on side and have a dedicated Police Wildlife Crime Line 101.
Hounds Off has helped many people to successfully stop the hunt - you are never alone.
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Find out exactly what your property rights are so you can help stop hunt trespass on your land or in your neighbourhood...
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(Image © IFAW) Search our interactive map so you can identify your local UK hunt in order to ask them to stop hunting on your land or in your neighbourhood...
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Initial cost & hassle free actions to stop hunters trespassing on your land or causing 'hunt havoc'...
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Use our tried and tested advice to stop hunters trespassing on your land or causing 'hunt havoc'...
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Use our tried and tested further steps to warn off your local hunt if your previous requests have been ignored...
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Get practical advice on how to protect yourself if standing up to hunt trespass...
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Download our Hounds Off notices for anyone who has made their property into a hunt-free wildlife sanctuary...
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Further reading and videos for landowners who want to stop hunts trespassing on their land...
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Read more about the many people affected by hunt trespass throughout the UK who Hounds Off have helped...
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