Why do most huntsmen make up their packs for a day’s hunting with an odd number of couples, e.g., twelve-and-a-half couples rather than just twelve couples. Is there any practical reason? asks Kathy Rubin.
Three members of FHL's distinguished Panel of Experts offer not only their opinions, but expand their answers with sound hunting advice.
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SHERMAN HAIGHT, ex-MFH
MFHA President 1978–1981
Historian, Author
ARTHUR LIESE
President The Sporting Gallery, Inc.
Sporting Art Dealer
DR. MATTHEW MACKAY-SMITH
Co-founder, Former Medical Editor, Equus Magazine
Veterinarian, Writer, Historian
JERRY MILLER, MFH
Huntsman, Foxhound Breeder
NIGEL PEEL, MFH (UK)
Huntsman, Breeder, Judge
STEVE PRICE
Author or editor of 35 books, including The Whole Horse Catalog and the Lyon’s Press Horseman’s Dictionary
HUGH ROBARDS, ex-MFH
Huntsman, Author
C. MARTIN SCOTT, ex-MFH (UK)
Foxhound Breeder, Judge, Writer
DR. ROGER SCULLIN, MFH
Veterinarian, Foxhound Breeder
PAUL STRIBERRY
Foxhunter, Horseman, Trainer
www.consciousriding.com
C. MARTIN WOOD III, MFH
MFHA President 1990--1993
Huntsman, Breeder, Judge
