Sabs Unmasked

Tracy Williamson

Location: Selby

Afilliations: York Anti-Hunt League, West Yorkshire Hunt Saboteurs

Tracy Williamson is a prolific hunt saboteur, who has been spotted trespassing in order to bother and harass multiple hunt groups in the Yorkshire area.

Williamson is known as something of a ringleader amongst the sab communities of northern England. Her presence - though usually peaceful - has been known to attract other, more violent saboteurs to a hunt. Her lack of a day job allows her to attend multiple meets in a week and document hours of footage.

Williamson is the leader of the York Anti-Hunt League. Another member of the York Anti-Hunt League, Paul Hildreth, was convicted in 2013 for defrauding the National Lottery Trust after securing funding for a sport he had invented.

Williamson's brother, Jez Williamson, is not a sab. In fact, he is reportedly an upstanding member of the community who works in agriculture and used to keep a horse at Hewitt's livery yard. Tracy, it seems, is the black sheep of the family.

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Video evidence shows Williamson rudely trespassing. Multiple reports have noted that she is verbally abusive towards huntsmen.

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