Thousands of residents across the Cotswolds have raised concerns over proposed government plans to ban trail hunting.
Campaigners, backed by Countryside Alliance, say the move could cost rural communities millions of pounds and affect livelihoods.
The government is currently running a public consultation on the proposals, which remains open until June 18.
Supporters of hunting say the ban could harm local businesses and rural traditions, while urging more people to take part in the consultation.
However, trail hunting has long been controversial, with critics arguing it can be used as a cover for illegal hunting.
Campaign groups are encouraging residents to share their views before the consultation closes.