MORI. Was done via telephone poll by a 2000+ group of nationally representative British public. There is generally a 3% margin for error, so at least 70% of the population disagree with fox hunting.
And if you seem to think that this poll is ‘false’ or ‘done wrong’ then your saying that every survey and poll everywhere is done wrong. This is how statistics work. The odds that this is more then 3% wrong are astronomical (anyone who does AS level maths can tell you this.)
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