• If hacking to the meet, never hack through a covert that could potentially be hunted that day.  Use the roads as much as possible to avoid moving foxes out of the covert before the hunt.

• When trailering to a meet, be sure to park in the designated area.  Minimize our impact on the site by not shoveling manure from your trailer onto the ground.  Bucket it and take it with you when you leave.

Foxhunting attire is grounded in tradition, but that tradition is firmly based upon practicality.  It has developed over the years to keep riders comfortable in the weather and field conditions that one is likely to encounter in the fall, winter, and early spring. Further, for many who participate in or watch the hunt, including landowners and their families, the spectacle of a nicely turned-out field is pleasurable and indicates our respect for both the traditions of the sport and the landscape to which we have been granted access. The details of acceptable attire vary somewhat from region to region and hunt to hunt.