Villagers blame criminal poachers for the menacing incident.
Depressing sight Dozens of dead animals have been dumped outside a village shop – the second sick attack targeting the area. Bloodied carcasses have been strewn across the streets and pavements in Broughton, Hampshire. In the latest sinister incident, dozens of dead hares were dumped at the entrance of the community shop. To make the discovery even more disturbing, the offenders had impaled an owl and kestrel on the door handles.
A pheasant poacher reportedly opened fire recently on a farmer who confronted them, the outlet said. One farmer, whose land has been the targeted repeatedly, said the poachers are ‘basically laughing in our faces’. They added: ‘The horrific display they left outside our community shop is obviously meant to let us know they’re invincible’.
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