Smeared in blood, TV Susannah's daughter shows off her first kill: Fury over picture posted of girl, 10, with dead duck Keen hunter Susannah Constantine shared picture of daughter Cece The 10-year-old has her face smeared with blood to mark first kill The little girl is also shown holding guns and taking part in hunts Photos dating back almost a year are published on Instagram She made her name by giving outspoken advice on what not to wear. But now Susannah Constantine is the one being criticised - over some very controversial accessories brandished by her young daughter. Keen hunter Miss Constantine shared a picture of ten-year-old Cece proudly clutching a dead duck and with her face smeared with blood to mark her first kill. The little girl is also shown holding guns and taking part in hunts in a series of photos dating back almost a year and published on her and her mother's public Instagram profiles. The photographs are accompanied by captions such as "First duck" and "No food left after Christmas. Cece off to save the day. Her first kill: With blood smeared across her face, a smiling Cece, 10, poses with the dead duck Taking aim: Cece, holding a gun with sister Esme, 13, in a picture that was posted recently on Instagram But Miss Constantine has been condemned by animal rights campaigners, who claimed the pictures call into question her abilities as a mother and branded the decision to let a child hunt "depressing," "irresponsible" and "dangerous." Miss Constantine - who found fame alongside Trinny Woodall as one half of television fashion advisers Trinny and Susannah - began hunting at the age of seven around the Leicestershire village of Knipton where she grew up. The daughter of a Coldstream Guard, Miss Constantine boarded from the age of 11 at the £6,950-a-term St Mary's School in Oxfordshire and was once labelled a "snob" by Carol Vorderman. She has dated Viscount Linley and Pakistani cricketer-turned-politician Imran Khan, and is now married to Danish businessman Sten Bertelsen, with whom she has three children - Joe, 15, Esme, 13, and Cece. But the 52-year-old's privileged background and lifelong passion for hunting has done little to appease her critics, with a spokesman for Animal Aid saying there is "no justification for putting a weapon into the hands of a child." The sentiment was echoed by a spokesman for People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, who said: "Susannah's mothering skills have to be called into question, as she's evidently failed to convey the most basic lesson of "Do unto others as you would have them do unto you."" Star duo: Trinny and Susannah made their name by giving outspoken advice on what not to wear Family: Susannah with husband Sten Bertelsen, with whom she has three children - Joe, Esme and Cece Michael Stephenson, of the League Against Cruel Sports, added: "We believe parents have a responsibility to teach their kids to respect and enjoy wildlife. We don't believe children should be killing wildlife full stop and have always expressed concern at children being exposed to blood sports. Miss Constantine has long been vocal about her love of hunting. In an interview as far back as 1990, she said: "I am fit because I hunt every weekend with the Belvoir in Leicestershire, where my parents live and I was brought up ... it is relaxing because when you're in the saddle you have to concentrate entirely on what you are doing." Miss Constantine declined to comment when contacted about the picture of her daughter, saying: "It was a private day."