1. Foxhunting In Virginia Doug Morris's entertaining and informative site of worldwide fox hunting traditions, commandments, glossary of terms, cartoons, animal rights blog and photographs. http://www.foxhunting.freeservers.com/

HOME PROPER ATTIRE GLOSSARY CARTOONS PHOTOGRAPHS ... LINKS Foxhunting in Ol' Virginny Sponsored this month by: In The Heart of Virginia Foxhunting Country Culpeper, VA See a list of the 481 web pages which link to this site. Hunts in the News Send me links for news stories about your club. Coal Valley Hounds Genesee Valley Coal Valley Radnor ... Shawnee News of Sorts Humans are animals AR inquisition Foxhunters are revolting UK HUNTING DECLARATION ... Hunt buffs protest via USS Clueless More pictures from the resistance Death of UK foxhunting by '05 House of Commons votes total ban on foxhunting ... Does your ISP support AR radicals and terrorists? Home Page What's New? (since early October) Guest Book • Added a place for local hunt news stories. See "Hunts in the News" in the left column. When your local hunt club makes the news, send me the URL , and I'll post the link here for the whole world to see. Motto: " Humans do it better ." Ready-Made Search Listings: Latest ISAH Report UK Wild Animals Bill Foxhunting UK Hunting Bills ... CARTOONS Like all complex, anachronistic, and worthwhile activities, foxhunting has a lexicon all its own.

2. Old Norris' Foxhunting Page With Countryside Web Services Guest Book? Email Nick. Click Here to Visit foxhunters.net - raising funds for hunts in the UK. Old Norris' Fox Hunting Page. This country is going to the dogs, when it should be following hounds . http://www.btinternet.com/~countryside.webservice

3. Foxhunting Information on mounted foxhunting (aka riding to hounds), from Matt Simpson s personal perspective. Fox Hunting. Important Information! http://jmatt.net/foxhunting/

Fox Hunting Important Information! Anyone interested in the future of foxhunting should check this out. As you may be aware, foxhunting is under serious attack in Great Britain, and its fate there could have worldwide repercussions. There has been a lot of misinformation spread by those who seek to ban it, so here's how to get the real scoop. The Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has taken over responsibility from the Home Office for the policy on hunting with dogs. Their website has vital information and links about the current status of the Hunting Bill 2003 as well as the Consultation hearing transcripts and submitted papers. Also, the Open Directory now has a subcategory devoted to the status of the Hunting Bill, which will continue to be updated with all the latest developments. No, foxhunting isn't just an obsolete British tradition, although the sport did originate in Great Britain. But when the colonists came over here to escape the tyrannies of Bad King George, foxhunting was one of the old country traditions they just couldn't do without. It's been going strong on this side of the pond since 1650, when Colonel Robert Brooke brought hounds to Maryland from England. In fact, George Washington (father of our country, the guy on the dollar bill) was an avid foxhunter after he outgrew cutting down cherry trees. It's sort of ironic to think of him wearing a scarlet coat while his soldiers referred to the enemy soldiers as "Redcoats." Speaking of those scarlet coats, did you ever wonder why some people call them pink (or Pinque)? Jim Reeds did, and did some

4. FOXMAN ON Fox Hunting FAQ about foxhunting in the UK, including necessity, history, rules, and research. http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/foxman/

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5. MFHA - About Foxhunting REGISTRATION. ATTIRE. THE FOX. THE COYOTE. CONCLUSION. AMERICAN foxhunting. INTRODUCTION. foxhunting is the sport of mounted riders chasing wild quarry with a pack of hounds. It is a union of humans http://www.mfha.com/abfo.htm

INTRODUCTION HISTORY QUARRY AND TERRAIN ORGANIZED FOXHUNTING ... CONCLUSION AMERICAN FOXHUNTING I NTRODUCTION Foxhunting is the sport of mounted riders chasing wild quarry with a pack of hounds. It is a union of humans and animals in the beauty of nature's setting. Man is an observer mounted on a horse, the vehicle that allows him to follow and observe the hounds as they hunt the fox. The scenario unwinds before the foxhunters eyes and ears with the sound of the huntsman's hunting horn as hounds give chase. The fox or coyote maneuvers, circles and runs through the country cunningly evading the hounds. The music of hounds in "full cry" is laced with the sound of the horn echoing off the woodlands and hills as they pursue the quarry across plains or through woods, fields, creeks, marshes and over rock walls and fences. A crescendo o f sounds and sights that thrill you beyond imagination play out in front of you and your horse until the fox goes to ground or hounds lose the scent and the hunt is over. One can compare it to a theatrical production with mother nature the conductor and the hounds in full cry, accompanied by the hunting horn, the orchestra. Man is the audience privileged to watch, as hounds and fox or coyote, the actors, unveil the plot with never ever the same act repeated twice. Back to Top HISTORY On one occasion while congress was in session, hounds ran near the capital. Many congressmen ran outside to watch hounds and some jumped on their horses and joined the chase. The earliest established foxhound club was the Montreal Hunt in Canada 1826. In the United States, the Piedmont Foxhounds were established in Virginia in 1840. Both packs continue very successfully to this day.

6. K1DWU Dot Net: K1DWU Ham-Links - Category: FoxHunting K1DWU Hamlinks page specializing in the foxhunting. Ham-Links is a collection of over 4500 Ham Radio links verified every week. 3) FCC / Government - ( 3) foxhunting - ( 30) Hamfests/Conventions http://www.k1dwu.net/ham-links/foxhunting.phtml

May 26th, 2004 Home Feedback New/Update Link Ham News ... Ham-Links Category - (Count) Amplifiers Antennas ARRL ATV ... Advertise with us Category: FoxHunting Alabama - Project page WD4BIS Last Verified: 05-24 23:07:40 Submitted By: WD4BIS - Gerald (Gerry) Crenshaw Click Throughs: 32 Arrow Antenna Manufacturer of lightweight VHF/UHF yagis for mobile and on-foot RDF. Last Verified: 05-21 22:47:34 Click Throughs: 21 AVM Instrument designs and manufactures radiotelemetry instrumentation. Last Verified: 05-22 23:00:02 Click Throughs: 9 BMG Engineering, Inc. SuperDF dual-antenna phase-front (TDOA) add-on for FM receivers. Last Verified: 05-21 22:47:41 Click Throughs: 24 California - Manufacturing radio telemetry equipment Last Verified: 05-24 23:52:52 Submitted By: Brian Spears Click Throughs: 13 Cubic Communications - RDF Equipment Last Verified: 05-22 23:15:58 Click Throughs: 16 Doppler Systems, Inc. - Radio Direction Finding Systems Last Verified: 05-22 23:18:15 Click Throughs: 24 Europe - ARDF - Foxhunting Netherlands Last Verified: 05-23 23:44:25 Submitted By: PA1FOX - Alex Buurlage Click Throughs: 18 Fred Decker KE4IXL Dopplers and other RDF gear Last Verified: 05-21 22:47:45 Click Throughs: 24 Georgia - Georgia Radio Orienteering Last Verified: 05-23 23:15:46 Submitted By: N4MAP - Sam Smith Click Throughs: 12 Homing In - Fox hunting Last Verified: 05-21 22:47:47 Click Throughs: 22 Hudson Valey Direction Finding Assoc.

7. ARDF Holland Amateur Radio Direction Finding in the Netherlands, all about foxhunting http://www.ardf.nl/

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8. American Field Sports Davenport Films Thoughts on foxhunting Davenport Films Titlebar, American Field Sports Thoughts on foxhunting. The thoughts presented http://www.davenportfilms.com/pages/afs_foxhuntingpage.html

Davenport Films: Thoughts on Foxhunting Contact us: davfilms@aol.com American Field Sports: Thoughts on Foxhunting "The 'thoughts' presented in this documentary are not so much instructional as inspirational. That is not to say the viewer will not learn anything new about hunting, but it is more likely that he will experience, in a unique way, the drama of the fox hunting through a montage of poetic readings, informal commentary, and brilliant photography which is sure to tingle the spine of even non-hunters." Horseplay "I don't think I've ever seen a better hunting film. Indeed, the whole thing was a masterpiece of liquid, flowing motion, but for the first time, with the way (he) told the story, I understood fox hunting, its rationale, its feeling, and deeply enjoyed it." Folklorist Alan Lomax "The best hunting movie since Tom Jones." – Classic Featuring the legendary huntsman Melvin Poe and narrated by Alexander McKay-Smith. This movie is the companion to the new video Thoughts on Beagling Awards: Sinking Creek Film Celebration Judges' Award CINE Golden Eagle award

9. Foxhunting Information on mounted foxhunting (aka riding to hounds), from Matt Simpson's personal perspective. Anyone interested in the future of foxhunting should check this out. As you may be aware, foxhunting is under serious attack in Great Britain, and its fate there could have http://www.jmatt.net/foxhunting

Fox Hunting Important Information! Anyone interested in the future of foxhunting should check this out. As you may be aware, foxhunting is under serious attack in Great Britain, and its fate there could have worldwide repercussions. There has been a lot of misinformation spread by those who seek to ban it, so here's how to get the real scoop. The Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has taken over responsibility from the Home Office for the policy on hunting with dogs. Their website has vital information and links about the current status of the Hunting Bill 2003 as well as the Consultation hearing transcripts and submitted papers. Also, the Open Directory now has a subcategory devoted to the status of the Hunting Bill, which will continue to be updated with all the latest developments. No, foxhunting isn't just an obsolete British tradition, although the sport did originate in Great Britain. But when the colonists came over here to escape the tyrannies of Bad King George, foxhunting was one of the old country traditions they just couldn't do without. It's been going strong on this side of the pond since 1650, when Colonel Robert Brooke brought hounds to Maryland from England. In fact, George Washington (father of our country, the guy on the dollar bill) was an avid foxhunter after he outgrew cutting down cherry trees. It's sort of ironic to think of him wearing a scarlet coat while his soldiers referred to the enemy soldiers as "Redcoats." Speaking of those scarlet coats, did you ever wonder why some people call them pink (or Pinque)? Jim Reeds did, and did some

10. Foxhunting On The Web Simpson. We re talking about real foxhunting here, with horses and hounds, not that ham radio stuff. foxhunting on the Web. This http://jmatt.net/foxhunting/hunts.html

Foxhunting on the Web This is a partial list of websites for hunting-related organizations, consisting mainly of sites of personal interest to me or wide global interest to all foxhunters. For a more complete and up-to-date list, see the Open Directory category listed below. British Government Foxhunting Bill Information Anyone interested in the future of foxhunting should check this out. As you may be aware, foxhunting is under serious attack in Great Britain, and its fate there could have worldwide repercussions. There has been a lot of misinformation spread by those who seek to ban it, so here's how to get the real scoop. The Department for Environment, Food, and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) has taken over responsibility from the Home Office for the policy on hunting with dogs. Their website has vital information and links about the current status of the Hunting Bill 2003 as well as the Consultation hearing transcripts and submitted papers. While only Britain is directly impacted by this inquiry, the fate of foxhunting there could obviously spread, so this should be of interest to foxhunting fans everywhere. Open Directory - Foxhunting Probably the best directory of foxhunting links you'll find anywhere. The

11. New Page 1 Supports foxhunting through bench shows and performance trials open to hounds from registered packs. Site offers calendar, publications, photos and membership information. http://www.fcna.com/

Mission Memberships Performance Trials Hound Shows ... Publications site last updated: Tuesday, January 01, 2002 Site Maintained by: Site Hosted By:

12. SOURCE PAGE FOXMAN ON FOXHUNTING FOXMAN ON foxhunting IN THE UK. Source Page. What evidence is there that foxes would be worse off without foxhunting? Unsupervised http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/foxman/findex.htm

FOXMAN ON FOXHUNTING IN THE UK Source Page What evidence is there that foxes would be worse off without Foxhunting? Unsupervised hunting of foxes by baiters, fur trappers, and poachers using lurchers often takes place in the urban fringes and other areas where properly organised hunts cannot operate. Some of this is carried out by responsible people with a minimum of cruelty. Regretably some involves excessive cruelty.These atrocities have proved impossible to control in many areas. However in rural communities which support Foxhunting strongly, some control is exercised by The Hunting Community. Much of the evidence used by the League against Cruel Sports etc. against Formal Hunting is faulty because, in fact, it comes from unsupervised hunting. Following the cessation of hunting from February 2001 to December 2001 due to foot and mouth disease, farmers across the UK have reported a noticeable increase in fox numbers and resultant predation. In a recent letter to the Federation of Welsh Packs, the Farmers Union of Wales said "All counties in Wales have reported an increase in fox numbers and predation since the Hunting Authorities commenced their voluntary ban on 22 February 2001.The Union's County Branches are receiving an increasing number of calls from farmers concerned at the effects of a protracted ban on fox control during the autumn period."

13. Telegraph | News Jonathan Petre. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2001/03/11/nhunt211.xml

14. COMMANDMENTS - Foxhunting In Virginia One fellow, all dressedup for a day s foxhunting, was asked, Where you goin dressed like that? He answered, Church. Someone else observed that foxhunting http://www.foxhunting.freeservers.com/PgsMain/commandments.html

HOME PROPER ATTIRE GLOSSARY CARTOONS ... PHOTOGRAPHS COMMANDMENTS AR BLOG LINKS Foxhunting in Ol' Virginny If you'd like a parchment-like copy of these Commandments, donate five bucks or more and leave your mailing address in the PayPal form. Thanks. Foxhunters' Commandments One fellow , all dressed-up for a day's foxhunting, was asked, "Where you goin' dressed like that?" He answered, "Church." Someone else observed that foxhunting involved a lot of the attributes of a religion, outwardly at least. Another fellow suggested that if foxhunting declared itself a religion, it would have tax-exempt status and would get official "hate-crime" protection from anti-hunting harassment. That's how the idea of a Church of Foxhunting was born; and since all good religions need a set of immutable laws, we have these. Whether they were divinely inspired or not, well... I guess that's a matter of faith, but there's nothing written in stone, here. I hou shalt not Kill...

15. YouGov Poll Commons Wins Foxhunting Vote 25% support an outright ban, 14% regulation, 60% no change and 0% don't know. http://www.yougov.com/news.jsp?news.id=20016560&reveal=yes

16. Foxhunting Michael Portillo. http://www.michaelportillo.co.uk/archive/articles/Foxhunting.htm

Article for The Scotsman on foxhunting, 27 July 1999 Author: Michael Portillo 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.

17. Foxhunting Tales A collection of foxhunting tales as submitted to the Foxhunters Online email discussion list A long and collaborative tale of the foxhunting adventures and misadventures of an intrepid group of http://rivendell.cc.uky.edu/Foxhunting/Tales

Foxhunting Tales This is a sampling of some of the most eloquent (or amusing) submissions to the Foxhunters Online email discussion group (also known as FOL). Your humble editor decided to reproduce them here so that others who do not know the joy of FOL could enjoy them. Thanksgiving 1998 Irish Expeditionary Hunt A long and collaborative tale of the foxhunting adventures and misadventures of an intrepid group of FOL subscribers from the United States during their Thanksgiving week pilgrimage to Ireland. Updated - Jan 15, 1999 Hunt for Emerald Isle Jeff Eichler, one of the writers and star players of the previous saga, and one of FOL's most adventurous and prolific writers, was so enthused by the previous journey that he returned in 1999 and treated us to this breathtaking account. Updated - Sep 28, 1999 Eichler returns to Ireland And yet another well-written saga from the well-travelled Jeff Eichler, who returned to Ireland in January 2000. This trip included a stop in New York for the annual MFHA ball, as well as a swing through Virginia to get there. Currently, we only have the first two installments of the story, in which Jeff hasn't yet left this continent; we'll update this story with additional installments as he sends them. (Observation: If you're ever looking for the shortest, most efficient route between two points, don't ask Jeff. If, on the other hand, you subscribe to the theory that getting there is half the fun and want the most exciting journey, consider travelling with him.)

18. Tally TallyHo! The Fox! The NKARC Foxhunt Page. About foxhunting, When s the hunt? foxhunting is the fine art of wandering aimlessly over http://homepages.donobi.net/nkarc/foxhunt.html

Tally-Ho! The Fox! The NKARC Foxhunt Page About Foxhunting When's the hunt? Foxhunting is the fine art of wandering aimlessly over hill and dale whilst loaded down with enough electronic equipment to singlehandedly repair the MIR space station... Seriously, (if that's possible), Foxhunting is a great way to learn about propagation, electronics, antennas, geography, and people to name just a few. It's all about a bunch of (crazy?) hams trying to locate a hidden transmitter, the "fox", within a predefined area, (usually a few miles), and a predetermined time (usually one to two hours). This is generally followed by a feast and lie-swapping session. Give it a try - You'll like it! NKARC foxhunts are held whenever two or more teams agree to attend! Projects Resources RDF2 Yagi with Tape Measure Elements This page is maintained by NKARC member Malcolm Mannan NF7M Please send comments or suggestions for improving this page to nkarc@yahoo.com

19. Cookies Otis Ferry. The son of rock star Bryan Ferry explains why he believes so passionately in the countryside way of life, including hunting. http://www.timesonline.co.uk/article/0,,176-415109,00.html

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20. North Hills Hunt Education about riding to hounds and traditional foxhunting. The sport of riding to hounds http://www.nhh.glencarry.com/

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