The sport of Hunting with Hounds is essentially a mix of human and animal players where the humans follow a pack of hounds to chase the "quarry" until it either "goes to ground" or the hounds loose the scent. Fox Hunting, the best known "Hound Sport", incorporates the equine element by placing the humans on horseback. In the case of Beagling and Bassetting, the humans are on foot and the "quarry" is either a rabbit or hare.
These sports are governed by associations that ensure the packs adhere to strict standards regarding hounds, conditions of kennel facilities, and conduct during the hunt. Packs of hounds are either owned by a private individual or a "subscription pack", owned by a club.
In the United States today, the sport of hunting with hounds has evolved to where the actual chase is the object of the "Hunt". In fact, the hunt ends when the "quarry" retreats to a hole and survives unharmed to be chased another day.
It doesn't anymore. Hunting with hounds was banned about 5 years ago.
England. Many breeds of scent hounds originated in England to be used for their hunting ability and in the sport of Fox Hunts.
My blueticks are used for bear hunting. Others are used for showing (bench and Nite Hunts) Also for a backyard dog or raccon hunter.
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Washington liked to go fishing and horseback riding. He enjoyed fox hunts and bred his own hounds and horses needed for this event. He played billiards and cards as a youngster.
Do you mean 1692?
Yes, they are.
Yoicks - used as a hunting cry to urge hounds after a fox.
one who hunts ducks
it means: "mommy hunts"
One who hunts
Generally, it refers to African hunts for large, dangerous game such as lions, elephants, and buffalo, to mention a few.