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Foxhunting:     more books (101)

Fox-Hunting In The Shires by T. F. Dale , 2009-09-14 Fox-Hunting Recollections by Anonymous, 2010-03-01 An introduction to fox-hunting by E S. C Hobson, 2010-06-15 Sport - Foxhunting And Shooting by L. Dorchester, 2008-10-06 Foxhunting in England, Ireland, and North America: A Life in Hunt Service (The Derrydale Press Foxhunters' Library) by Hugh Robards, 2000-11-25 Radnor reminiscences; a foxhunting journal by J Stanley Reeve, 2010-08-20 Fox-Hunting From Shire to Shire; With Many Noted Packs, a Companion Volume to 'good Sport, Seen With Some Famous Packs' by Cuthbert Bradley, 2010-01-10 Fox-hunting past & present by Richard Howard Carlisle, 2010-05-13 Observations On Fox-Hunting And The Management Of Hounds In The Kennel And The Field by John Cook, 2010-04-04 The sport of our ancestors; being a collection of prose and verse setting forth the sport of fox-hunting A history of the old Berks Hunt from 1760 to 1904: with a chapter on early foxhunting by Frederick Cleave Loder Symonds, 2010-05-13 The Chase: A Modern Guide to Foxhunting by Michael Clayton, 1990-01 The Songs of Foxhunting by Alexander Mackay-Smith, 1974-01-01

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41. Foxhunting Bill Delay 'insulting' - Telegraph
    Tom Peterkin, Scottish political correspondent. foxhunting Bill delay insulting By Tom Peterkin, Scottish Political Correspondent (Filed 08/02/2002) THE MSPs behind the Scottish foxhunting ban were yesterday accused of bringing the Scottish Parliament into disrepute by using delaying tactics to spring last-minute changes to the Bill on MSPs.  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1384121/Foxhunting-Bill-delay-insulting.h

42. Foxhunting
    The History The plaintive notes of a copper born, followed by the joyous music of a pack of hounds in full cry across frostfilled fields, have echoed over Columbia County  
    http://www.theoldchathamhuntclub.com/foxhunting.html

43. HOMING IN -- Radio Direction Finding (Radio Foxhunting, Transmitter Hunting, ARD
    All about hidden transmitter hunting and radio direction finding for radio amateurs. How it's done, what equipment is used, plus dozens of links and local contacts to help find  
    http://homingin.com/
    
    Extractions: Mobile T-Hunting ARDF/Radio-O CQWWFW Local Events ... Contact This site is frames-free. If you are seeing this page displayed inside a frame of another Web site, CLICK HERE TO BREAK FREE and display this site full-screen on your computer. If you came by link from another site and the images on this page are not being displayed, CLICK HERE Dates have been set for the next USA ARDF Championships! Albuquerque Amateur Radio Club and New Mexico Orienteers will be your hosts September 16 - 18, 2011. Our annual national championships will be combined with the biennial championships for International Amateur Radio Union (IARU) Region 2 (North and South America). They will be open to anyone of any radio-orienteering skill level, and will be a chance to learn from experts. There will be separate days of competition on two meters and 80 meters. The latest information is in this site. Mark your calendar and plan to attend. The southern California on-foot transmitter hunting session scheduled for Tri-City Park in Placentia on October 9, 2010

44. Stoneleigh Park
    foxhunting vacations, staying in the charming converted Dairy House. There are 24 foxhunts in the area, plus a bloodhound pack. Also available hawking and falconry, polo matches at the Club, and lessons at the Waverley Equestrian Training Center. Near Warwick in Warwickshire.  
    http://www.stoneleighpark.co.uk/
    
    Extractions: The facilities at Waverley include more than thirty stables, an indoor riding school with a heated viewing gallery, an all-weather surface boarded for arena polo. There are cross-country fences, show-jumps, a horse walker, a secure tack-room, two wash boxes, staff houses and a home which sleeps up to 18 in dormitory style accommodation. Waverley hosts a collection of equestrian vacations and caters for almost all equestrian disciplines. Training schedules range from half a day to two weeks with weekend breaks being especially popular. There is a large variety of horses available for fox-hunting, cross-country, show-jumping, cavalry drills, polo or just trekking through the beautiful Cotswold countryside.

45. Virginia Luxury Country Estate| Romantic Virginia Accomodations
    In the middle of foxhunting country, with horse boarding available on site. Facilities for trail riding, foxhunting, and horse rental nearby. Middleburg, Virginia.  
    http://www.goodstone.com/

46. Michael Portillo Β· The Official Website Β· Articles
    Michael Portillo.  
    http://www.michaelportillo.co.uk/articles/art_nipress/foxhunt.htm
    
    Extractions: The answer is that Mr Blair committed his party to abolition on Question Time. Far be it from me as a "wholly out-of-touch-Tory" to question the judgement of a Prime Minister who must have tested the proposition with many focus groups, but I suspect he’s made a miscalculation. If the policy announcement was designed to win Eddisbury, it failed. There was also some hubris in his visit to the constituency, as though the very magnanimity of his fleeting appearance in Cheshire were expected to clinch victory. Opinion polls on foxhunting may not be wholly reliable. It’s clearly a minority interest, and is widely opposed. But some people probably respond to pollsters according to what they think is politically correct. The violence of the hunt saboteurs may even have intimidated some into giving what seems a "safe" answer. In any case, the argument has some distance to run yet, even if the Scottish parliament is able to move faster on abolition than that at Westminster. Crucially, Labour has crossed an important line in wishing to convert disapproving opinion into legislation. Its much-vaunted defence of minorities applies only to groups of which it approves. Labour believes that even if a majority in this country disapproves of gay sex at age 16, legislation must provide freedom for homosexuals. Many Conservatives agree. On the issue of abortion, many Labour and Tory politicians believe women should be free to choose. But when it comes to foxhunting, Labour will end the freedom of the minority to placate the sensitivities of a supposed majority.

47. Foxhunting With House Mountain Farm
    The history of foxhunting in America is rich and colorful. Colonel Robert Brooks came to North America and settled in Maryland in 1650. He brought his hounds with him from  
    http://www.housemountainfarm.com/hunt.html
    
    Extractions: www.mfha.com Liz Green and HMF boarders hunt with Cumberland Mountain Hounds. CMH welcomes folks new to the sport and encourages them to try hunting with them. House Mountain Farm has many well trained foxhunters for people to ride. Call 865-687-8159 or email Liz at lizfox5555@live.com for more information! document.write(year) Email or call (865) 687-8159.

48. Labour Moves Away From Foxhunting Ban - Telegraph
    David Cracknell, deputy political editor.  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1330936/Labour-moves-away-from-foxhunting

49. Bishop Breaks Ranks To Back Foxhunting - Telegraph
    Jonathan Petre.  
    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/uknews/1325908/Bishop-breaks-ranks-to-back-foxhu

50. Fox Hunting - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
    Fox hunting is an activity involving the tracking, chase, and sometimes killing of a fox, traditionally a red fox, by trained foxhounds or other scent hounds, and a group of  
    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fox_hunting
    
    Extractions: From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search For other uses, see Fox hunting (disambiguation) Master of foxhounds leads the field from Powderham Castle in Devon, England, with the hounds in front. Fox hunting is an activity involving the tracking, chase, and sometimes killing of a fox, traditionally a red fox , by trained foxhounds or other scent hounds , and a group of followers led by a master of foxhounds, who follow the hounds on foot or on horseback. Fox hunting originated in its current form in the United Kingdom in the 16th century, but is practised all over the world, including Australia Canada France Ireland ... Russia , and the United States In Australia, the term also refers to the hunting of foxes with firearms similar to spotlighting or deer hunting The sport is controversial, particularly in the UK, where bans were introduced for Scotland in 2002, then for England and Wales in November 2004. Proponents see it as an important part of rural culture, useful for conservation and pest control while opponents argue that it is cruel and unnecessary.

51. Word Wenches: Fox Hunting
    Emily and the Dark Angel, out now, is the latest of my Classic Regencies to be reissued, and it takes place in Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire, a town called the β€œQueen of  
    http://wordwenches.typepad.com/word_wenches/2010/10/fox-hunting.html

52. CBBC Newsround | YOUR COMMENTS | Fox Hunting
    Hunting foxes with dogs is to be banned in Scotland what do you think?  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/cbbcnews/hi/chat/your_comments/newsid_1818000/1818166.stm
    
    Extractions: Fox hunting is back in the news. The sprt is banned in Scotland and could soon be changed forever in England and Wales. But what do you think? Is it a cruel sport? Or just the best way of controlling countryside pests? Unfortunately this topic is now closed but there are Comments pages on other subjects on the main Chat index. Why should townies get a say in this when they have never even been on a fox hunt let alone seen a fox! Laura, 12, Southampton Fox hunting is sick and twisted! My friends and I sent a petition round our school and neighbourhoods and everyone signed, we got 2,300 names! Laura, 12, Southampton Fox hunting isn't cruel. Adrenalin pumping round the foxes turns the animal's nerves off so they feel no pain and if the fox is caught it is killed instantly. Foxes are predators, if they are hungry they will have no qualms about eating your pet rabbit or guinea pig. If the fox numbers aren't controlled, disease will spread through them all. Gassing is very cruel in comparison, shooting is not guaranteed to kill the fox and poison can affect a wide range of animals. Rachel, 12, Dorset

53. Gone Hunting
    Anthology of hunting tales told by hunting people from 270 hunts throughout the UK, collected by Mary Staib and illustrated by Oliver Ellwood. Ordering details.  
    http://www.foxhunters.net/gonehunting/

54. Fox Hunting
    North West Hunt Saboteurs Association are a group of likeminded people who regularly take direct action against all forms of bloodsports  
    http://nwhsa.redblackandgreen.net/fox_hunting.htm
    
    Extractions: //new fadeshow(IMAGES_ARRAY_NAME, slideshow_width, slideshow_height, borderwidth, delay, pause (0=no, 1=yes), optionalRandomOrder) new fadeshow(fadeimages, 900, 205, 0, 5000, 1, "R") North West Hunt Saboteurs No. of packs in England, Scotland and Wales : 190 and 100 + unregistered packs (Approx) Ireland : 34 (Approx) Official season : Cub hunting : 4 August to 31 October Fox hunting : 1 November to 1 May Usual start : Cub hunting : 4.00 a.m. in late July to 10.30 a.m. in October Fox hunting : 11.00 a.m. Structure of the hunt, descriptions of the persons involved and related activities Fox hunting is the most complex of all the bloodsports. To explain how the hunting of the fox is conducted, it is necessary to describe the role of the persons involved in the days 'sport'. Much of this description also applies to other forms of hunting. The Hounds - The foxhound was originally bred to hunt deer and hares and despite years of intensive breeding they will still 'riot' after these quarries. The foxhound stands normally between 22 - 25 inches at the shoulder. The hounds are not bred for speed but for their stamina and scenting ability, so although the fox runs much faster than the hounds, the hounds superior stamina will eventually enable it to kill its quarry. A much faster hound could be bred by crossing it with a racing type dog, but this would not be considered 'sporting' and, after all, those who ride behind would not be to pleased if every fox was killed after only a minutes gallop!

55. Fox Hunting, A Naruto Fanfic - FanFiction.Net
    A Naruto Humor/Romance fanfiction with characters Naruto U. Hinata H.. Story summary Sakura and Ino have planned a hunting trip for Hinata The prize A fox not just  
    http://www.fanfiction.net/s/4963855/1/Fox_hunting
    
    Extractions: Author of 21 Stories Rated: M - Published: 04-01-09 - Complete - id:4963855 Fox hunting Hello. This is your favorite Author and I am here this time to get my typing juices flowing for the Xover with Maburaho. This one shot is once again for the NaruHina Fanholes who have no time in their lives but to spam me. I hope they are happy with this...Also...No lip from you 13 year old's either...I will hunt you down and kill you myself. I mean it...you know who you are. Sex giving assholes . But now that the hate is out I will openly thank all of you who have read my previous crossover and gave it a lot of hype. On to the one shot. Hinata was on with her friends at a local lodge. Sakura and Ino were laughing and how they had been out with their dates. Each had a story to tell. Sakura Decided to ask Hinata about her chances with her hopeful "Hey Hinata...When are you gonna go get your man eh? I mean your literally almost 20 woman and you have yet to get one."

56. How To Hunt Foxes
    For traditional Fox Hunting on a horse, Go to Fox Hunting. Hunting Foxes. Hunting Foxes This page was written by an Australian but what he says is applicable anywhere  
    http://www.huntingsociety.org/huntfoxes.html
    
    Extractions: We are the largest hunting and archery information sites on the Internet. Also, with 6,450,000 unique visitors per year, we are the most popular hunting and archery site on the internet after Cabela's. Finally, we get more hits than any other hunting site because there is so much more to see. Advertisements Updated Fishing Site Bookmark this valuable site Thank you for visiting How to Hunt Foxes. We try to provide you with the most complete information we can about Fox Hunting. We update our sources constantly. Please scroll down to learn more. "Those who desire to give up Freedom in order to gain Security, will not have, nor do they deserve, either one."

57. Transformation Of Fox Hunting In Mississippi
    Foxhunters in front of Crystal Cafe, Crystal Springs, MS. Photograph courtesy of Bill Pevey. Going Inside Transformation of Fox Hunting in Mississippi  
    http://www.olemiss.edu/depts/south/publish/missfolk/backissues/foxhunt.html
    
    Extractions: Foxhunters in front of Crystal Cafe, Crystal Springs, MS. Photograph courtesy of Bill Pevey. Game and hounds are the invention of gods, of Apollo and Artemis. They bestowed it on Chevron and honored him therewith for his righteousness. And he, receiving it, rejoiced in the gift, and used it. Xenophon, On Hunting. For many people, fox hunting conjures up images of red clad gentry riding to hounds, yet most Mississippi fox hunting was part of an informal rural tradition in which local hunters gathered at a good geographical vantage point to simply listen to their hounds run a fox. In south Mississippi a group of fox hunters cling to their avocation despite reversals in wildlife populations, altered interpretations of property rights and changing rural lifeways. This article traces traditional fox hunting in Mississippi from its origin as a communal rural past-time pursued in the open countryside and describes how its devotees adapted it to large fenced areas known as fox pens. Interviews with the participants allow the hunters themselves to describe the forces that influenced fox hunting and their reactions to them. The interviews offer insight into the changing natural and cultural environment of the state and suggest reasons for the resiliency of fox hunting as a rural activity. Dave Hellums, Copiah County, MS, 1994. Photograph by Wiley Prewitt.

58. Β» Download Fox Hunting
    Download the latest version of Fox Hunting free. The goal of a game is to find all the foxes by minimal amount of the moves.  
    http://fox-hunting.findmysoft.com/

59. BBC NEWS | UK | Fox Hunting Worldwide
    The similarities and differences in hunting with hounds in various countries all over the world. Story and audio clips. RealMedia  
    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/428122.stm
    
    Extractions: Fox hunting is often viewed as a typically traditional British activity - but hunting with hounds takes place all over the world. Historically, wherever the British have gone building empires, they have taken the fox hunt, or a close approximation of the field sport, with them. In many countries, including the USA, Canada and India, hunting is a living reminder of the days of the old empire. But that is not to say, of course, that fox hunting is a British innovation. Plenty of other European countries have their own long tradition of hunting foxes with hounds. France, Italy and Ireland, for example, have thriving fox hunts. In many regions of France, deer, hares, and wild boar are all hunted with hounds. The hunting lobby has significant political presence, both in the European and regional parliaments in the form of the party Chasse, Peche, Nature, Traditions (Hunting, Fishing, Nature, Traditions).

60. Fox Hunting
    Fox hunting in the UK and America. SCENES FROM The Cheshire Hunt UNIONVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA. Photos by Jim Graham  
    http://www.britannia.com/foxes/
    
    Extractions: F O X H U N T I N G Britannia Departments • Home • Business Centre - Advertising • Shop Britannia - Book Store - City Pages - London - Magical History Tour - Maps • History - King Arthur - Historical Documents - Earth Mysteries - Europe in Retrospect • The Monarchy - Monarchs Biographies - Diana Remembered • Panorama - News - Sports - What's Cooking • Celtic World - Wales - Scotland • Government - Prime Ministers • The Arts - Museums - Literature - Humor - Music - Theatre Riding to Hounds originated in England in the late of the 17th century as a method of controlling the fox population which endangered poultry farmers. By the early 19th century the sport, consisting of finding a fox and hunting it on horseback using a pack of hounds trained to follow its scent, had evolved into a ritual for the British gentry with a season of its own running from the first Monday in November until the following April. While the season is short, the hunt culture is a rich one full of ceremony and tradition and it has become for some, both in England and in parts of America, a way of life. In Europe, fox-hunting has met with increasing opposition from animal-rights activists and in Britain groups like the Hunt Saboteurs make it a practice to disrupt the goings on. Such is not yet the case in Pennsylvania where the hunt has a rhythm of its own, and the people who follow it have in some cases been bred to it just like the hounds and horses that make up the sights, sounds and texture of the sport.

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