The Bolebroke Beagles were formed in 1925 and hunt in Kent and East Sussex. The Bolebroke Beagles hunt the hare in its wild and natural state, under the strict rules of The Association of Masters of Harriers and Beagles. The hunt actively encourages, and works with farmers, to improve the habitat of the brown hare. Beagles are followed on foot, so no expenswe horses or clothing is required, just a good pair of boots and a waterproof coat. Point to points and much else that you enjoy about the countryside will, within two years, be a thing of the past, if the government is allowed to press ahead with a ban on hunting. The only possible justification for a ban, is on the grounds of cruelty. Lord Burns and Lord Soulsby, co-signatories of the Government Inquiry into Hunting with Dogs announced that their findings had been misrepresented and that their report did not prove that hunting was cruel. To beat this threat, and beat it we will, we do need your support. March with us to save hunting. Click on the banner on the front page to register your support.