I'm a rancher and I keep a couple hounds. Perhaps it is because all of the ones that I have had were big game bred, but I have found hounds to be much more versatile than most people believe. They don't harass my cattle and the cows seem to understand that. I've seen hounds chase a coon through a ...

DerekE wrote:Where are you from HowardB?

Originally, Phoenix.

Over the years, several sources have suggested that farmers have a liking for American foxhounds or used to.

What good does the foxhound breed do a farmer that another breed doesn't? After all, they don't herd livestock and they aren't guard dogs against human intruders. I think of a collie, cur or ...

You would be surprised what some people don’t know about hunting. I was stopped by a very young Louisiana Game Warden that wanted to know what I was hunting, I told him fox and he looked kinds surprised and asked if I ate them, I thought he was being funny and I said no , just run them with these ...

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I was thinking the hunting community should adopt simple standard terms for each kind to avoid confusion in talking.

How about "stand fox hunting" vs "traditional fox hunting"?

An analogy to music history. Originally, all organs were pipe organs and thus were just ...

The vocab and way in which you speak turn me off to helping you at all. You sound like a man or woman who has no background in hunting, from the beginning calling people snobs, women antis, the ripping apart of animals, whongets to keep the carcass, etc. I still believe you are a troll. And urge ...

I dont wanna sound like a prick, but your post make me question do you even hunt or are you and anti trolling this website.
To be honest, I've never hunted fox before. Nobody has ever shown me how. I find knowledge of it fascinating. What is "anti" about the questions asked in my OP?

If my ...

I dont wanna sound like a prick, but your post make me question do you even hunt or are you and anti trolling this website.

I'm no troll and have nothing against any kind of hunting within the letter of the law. If game laws allow for the taking of fox to some degree then I would only hope and ...

After all there are no:

-masters
-red riding habits
-huntsmen
-treasures
-cap fees
-whippers-in
-horses
-hounds
-horns
-fields
-shotguns

Please see video to see what kind of fox hunting this is:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lvZjPG5UIAw&t=159s

Would this be termed "non-traditional fox hunting ...

Do field members ever have an opportunity to kill or take a fox or or they just along for the ride?

By the formal rules of fox hunting, what person is given the honor of causing the fox's death? How is he elected? May he keep the carcass as a souvenir?


I've been looking at a lot of fox hunting ...

Do mounted fox hunters in America follow the English riding discipline?
Which horse breed is most common for English-style fox hunting here in america wherever this old sport is still practiced? Can American hunters rent horses (hirelings) for fox hunts?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k2rCB0GpKu4 ...

Is all wolf hunting prohibited in all parts of America now? May a farmer, sheepman or rancher ever kill a wolf lawfully on his spread?

Gun Owners of America's Director of Outreach Antonia Okafor also spoke at the rally and made quite a bit of news afterward when she mocked the liberal media’s characterization of the event as a white supremacist rally:

“This was, by far, hands down the worst white supremacist rally I’ve ever seen ...

flyingfinn wrote:I would like to hear experiences about using treeing walkers in fox hunting.
Edit. What I'm trying to solve I'm my head is treeing hounds generally comparing to running ones.

I never knew foxes could climb trees. Must think they are cats.

You don't see it offered by outfitter and guides because it's not a guided hunt where you pay to KILL an animal with a weapon. I've been invited to ride with a local club before at no cost. (I dint ride horses though) theybhave welcomed me to join and follow in my vehicle before. Money is not what ...