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Advice for hunting newbies
      #1492882 - 22/11/2006 09:12

This thread has been set up for people to post advice for hunting first-timers about correct turnout, etiquette and other useful tips. Please change the subject line to reflect the info being posted so it is easy to search. HHO Admin

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Brown
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: HHO admin]
      #1500530 - 24/11/2006 20:40

Hi How do you go about finding your local hunt?? and do you have to be a member to go out on the hunt ride outs??? I live near to Peebles in the Scottish borders

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SevernMistletoe
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: Brown]
      #1501032 - 24/11/2006 23:51

Where are the Peebles? There are only about 5 hunts in Scotland so you may struggle to find one near you.

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Troggy



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First hunt advice please [Re: HHO admin]
      #1501999 - 25/11/2006 19:25

As the title says, hopefully going next weekend so as much advice as you can give will be apreciated, thanks!

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Jemayni
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Re: First hunt advice please [Re: Troggy]
      #1502051 - 25/11/2006 19:45

http://www.horseandhound.co.uk/best/article.php?aid=98752&cid=396

This article will give you most of the information you need to know. I have been hunting for aboout 5 years and came from a completely unhorsey background; and I learnt from this article! I also wish someone had told me about all this several years ago!

If theres anything else you need to know I can try to help?

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Troggy



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Re: First hunt advice please [Re: Jemayni]
      #1502063 - 25/11/2006 19:49

That's brilliant, thanks

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UKa



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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: HHO admin]
      #1504335 - 26/11/2006 20:06

where can I find out about local hunts and what type of hunt will be good for me and my horse? can someone describe the differences and what to expect?

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WelshRareBit
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: UKa]
      #1524979 - 04/12/2006 10:14

excellent article Im keeping it so I can check up when i finally do go to a hunt. xx

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Weigh_Hay
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: WelshRareBit]
      #1545550 - 12/12/2006 00:08

http://www.ashfordvalleyhunt.com/index.jsp?pagename=huntingterms


This is good site, and very helpful!

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absolutely_starkers
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: Weigh_Hay]
      #1871763 - 26/03/2007 13:22

I no longer have a horse, or a jacket(!) but have everything else!! Is there any way that I can get involved?
Please help.

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Always_late
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: absolutely_starkers]
      #1872190 - 26/03/2007 15:30

Hunting wll have finished for this season. But a good way to get started and involved is to join a hunt supporters club. Subs are very low, people very friendly (when they get to know you). www.mfha.co.uk.

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absolutely_starkers
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: Always_late]
      #1872449 - 26/03/2007 16:50

Thanks I was thinking about doing that but wasn't sure if people thought it was worth it. Will wait till I move up to Leeming but will definitely do it.
Thanks

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farmgirl
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: absolutely_starkers]
      #2004459 - 05/05/2007 16:50

im local to the mendip hunt , thats south bristol [i think], any way would like to no if u can just turn up pay and go

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k9h
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: farmgirl]
      #2005658 - 05/05/2007 22:56

ALWAYS ring the seceratary first. They may have taken a few visitors that day & not be able to accomodate you plus it is curtesey!!

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mmmm
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: k9h]
      #2062410 - 21/05/2007 22:09

Don't do it.

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scarlett_satin
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: mmmm]
      #2260945 - 14/08/2007 14:48

It can be nerve wracking to start with as your horse may get silly, I found putting a red for kicker or green for novice ,ribbon in his tail helps to ward off bargers and gives you space to think, also .be firm and ride at the back with all the old ladies like me! your horse will defuse if he's not given liberties , time enough to get with the thrusters when he's learnt his manners.

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bessy
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: farmgirl]
      #2265852 - 16/08/2007 15:10

hi farmgirl, i just asked that exact question, me 2 im local 2 the mendip, and would like to turn up pay and go, im in pensford, where u 2 ,..

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Gucci_B
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: bessy]
      #2268932 - 17/08/2007 22:19

I live in Surrey. who can i contact!!! p.m me if you have to??

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Haniki
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: Gucci_B]
      #2269661 - 18/08/2007 15:35

Try:
http://www.mfha.org.uk/index.php?option=com_directorysearch&Itemid=49


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ema_mags
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Re: Advice for hunting newbies [Re: Haniki]
      #3457008 - 28/08/2008 01:11

heya iv just moved from neath to carmarthen how can i get details of the hunts around there? because i dont really want 2 be travellin back for the banwen hunt x

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