Video I happened across

[perk]

https://www.folkstreams.net/film-detail.php?id=362

Neat 6 min video about fox hunting, seems to be made in the 80s. folkstreams has a lot of neat videos about all aspects of country folk life, y’all should check it out sometime

[david]

Man there is a lot to be learned from that.
He says “get in” like me. Lol. He also says “get out”. Key word “get”(Git). Not a sound out of his dogs in the box listening to the race. It sure showed a graphic example of what can happen when a fox (cat) comes into the road and runs the road a tiny bit. You could see how that can end a race if he stays on the road for half a mile. The dog that made the pick-up, still trying to figure how he ended up down there. He did not take the fox’s path to get there.

Did he say “he poofed ‘em there for a bit” ?

Do you know the dogs? Did he say “Maryland” dogs. Are they the Pennmarydels?


Really nice video. Thank you.

[lawdawgharris]

Thanks perk, that was pretty neat.

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[pegleg]

Nice hound work. Nice hounds. Yes penmarydales it seems he referred to.

[macedonia mule man]

Dogs show a lot more potlicker than the southeastern fox hounds of the same time period. Most of the voices were more houndier.

[Rshcwisdom]

Great video. Thanks for posting.

[perk]

Mule man, that’s because they were pennmarydels not the walkers that most foxhunted. Certainly not potlickers, but not my style of hound. He said a grey fox race lasted 6 hours, no way a daytime grey race lasted 6 hours around the hounds and hounds men I grew up around

[ands]

Loved the part where they were all listening- spellbound! Great vid.