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More from The Times and The Sunday Times Tap Menu and then Explore Tap Menu and then Explore Dismiss Accessibility Links Skip to content Menu Close Friday April 30 2021 Search The Times and The Sunday Times Todays sections News Comment World Business Sport Times2 Register Puzzles Bricks Mortar Scotland Ireland Past six days Explore Politics Business Finance Society Sport Arts Culture Life Style Environment Times Radio Times Log in My account Manage account Change password My newsletters My articles Help Contact us Log in Log out Log in Subscribe More from The Times and The Sunday Times Just click Explore Dismiss Search The Times and The Sunday Times Todays sections News Comment World Business Sport Times2 Register Puzzles Bricks Mortar Scotland Ireland Past six days Explore Politics Business Finance Society Sport Arts Culture Life Style Environment Times Radio Times Log in My account Manage account Change password My newsletters My articles Help Contact us Log in Log out Pheasants at largest hatchery in Britain turn into cannibals Will Humphries Monday May 27 2019, 12.01am, The Times Pheasants on the farm with protective coverings to their beaks and backs Will Humphries Monday May 27 2019, 12.01am, The Times Demand is growing for routine inspections of game farms after the UKs largest hatchery was found to have partially cannibalised pheasants in its laying cages.

Animal rights activists found several dead pheasants at Bettws Hall Game Farm that they claimed had been left in cages long enough to be partially eaten by other birds.

Activists from Animal Aid, the campaign group, took photographs on the premises near Newtown, Powys, on March 24 showing four dead pheasants in raised laying cages.

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