Hare coursing plaguing Lincolnshire’s countryside once again
Farmers are pleading with people to help report “out of control” hare coursing to the police as the barbaric activity starts plaguing Lincolnshire’s countryside once again.
Violence, threats, links to organised crime and untold damage to gates, crops, soil and wildlife habitats are all part and parcel of the cruel activity, which is often filmed live for betting purposes. “I thought I was in trouble when three men surrounded me, but thankfully I live to see another day. These are not pleasant guys.“The situation is completely out of control and these people are seemingly beyond the law. And they know it.”
Dogs, generally sighthounds and lurchers, running in a field, often with a vehicle shadowing them so the chase can be filmed
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