BY GARY BAXTER Last week I went to see Charlie Jacoby at a gathering of likeminded folk not too far from home. It was nice to see so many people there for an evening of fun. While there I was described as the second most angry falconer and field sports enthusiast in the country. Well I know I have much displeasure with those utter dipsticks … Continue reading Notes from the Actual Countryside
BY DANIEL JUPP I’m old enough to remember the British ecological activist Daniel Marc Hooper, better known as Swampy. Hooper came to national attention in the UK when he, along with many other passionate Green protesters, attempted to stop the building of the 9 mile long Newbury bypass intended to solve a bottleneck problem on the A34 in Berkshire. 10,000 trees needed to be chopped … Continue reading The Mean in Green
BY CSM STAFF WRITER This morning Cease & Desist warnings were sent to four trolls who have been continually harassing the Editor of Country Squire Magazine, Dominic Wightman. These trolls have also been harassing the two other defendants in the ongoing Chris Packham defamation proceedings. The Cease and Desist warnings are hereby published for public notice in the gallery below this article. The 4 trolls … Continue reading Packham-Tagging Trolls Face C&Ds
BY DAVID EYLES In the closing days of the COP26 gathering of World leaders in Glasgow last month, the deliberations of our political masters were assessed by BBC Presenter Chris Packham in this video. Clearly, Mr Packham is disappointed with the results that emerged from the great and the good, who collected in their fleets of private planes and limousines. In many ways, we cannot … Continue reading COP 26, Muirburn & Packham’s Odd Little Moment
BY DOMINIC WIGHTMAN Animal rights activists are fully on board the train of Cancel Culture. They have taken each and every opportunity via social media to hunt down in packs companies that are associated with hunting, using fabricated film where impetus was lacking. With the Glorious Twelfth upon us, animal rights activists have been busy breathing down the necks of companies with grouse moor interests … Continue reading Yorkshire Post Owe Apology
BY KEER LONSDALE I love the English countryside and have done from a very young age. Even as a tiny tot the ramshackle mud-heap of a farm yard, or the smell of muck-spreading, or the racket of a twilit rookery, or the gentle patchwork of fields and hedges stretching to a misty distance, were to me signals of my proper habitat, my rural home, the … Continue reading Countryside Culture Wars
