Brian may shares 'deeply upsetting' images as he rages at government
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Back in 2019, the Queen star stepped out in support of Clean Boot hunting, as he joined the annual event in Swansea, in a bid to highlight the cruelty-free side of recreational hunting. Of
the hunt, he said at the time: "We’re there to learn, and to give these good people some support. It takes a deal of courage to be a ‘clean boot’ hunter – they are in a difficult
position. "They are often abused by sections of the public who don’t understand that this is a purely humane activity, and of course they are routinely abused by the Foxhunting set,
including the Master of Foxhounds Association (MFHA), who see them as a threat. "For us it’s an opportunity to highlight the fact that it IS possible to enjoy the exhilaration of riding
in pursuit, but without any cruelty to man or beast. Most of the hunt members who will enjoy this activity with Byron [John - Master of The Three Counties Bloodhounds] are compassionate
riders; they would not be present if there was any chance of killing a wild animal 'by accident'. "And of course, it’s legal – there is no dishonesty, a fact which is helping
to attract more and more country folk to this sport."