"Fox Hunting Formalities" 1929 REEVE, J. Stanley

REEVE, J. Stanley

J. Stanley Reeve was a seasoned sportsman and leading figure of the Radnor Hunt in the early 20th century. He was married to a cousin of Theodore Roosevelt. He was once described by Town & Country magazine as "the leading foxhunter of the leading foxhunting city in the country."

[24] pp.

Office of The Sportsman

The Sportsman Publishing Company, Inc

1929

12 3/4" x 9 1/2"

VG

Fox Hunting Formalities is a comprehensive guide to the traditions, rules, and etiquette of fox hunting. Written by J. Stanley Reeve, a seasoned fox hunter and master of hounds, this book covers everything from the proper attire and equipment to the protocols for greeting fellow hunters and landowners. The author also delves into the history of fox hunting, including its origins in England and its evolution into a popular sport in the United States. The book includes detailed descriptions of the roles and responsibilities of the various participants in a fox hunt, such as the master of hounds, the huntsman, and the whippers-in. It also provides tips on how to train and care for foxhounds, as well as advice on how to handle various hunting situations, such as crossing water or navigating challenging terrain. Whether you are a seasoned fox hunter or a newcomer to the sport, Fox Hunting Formalities is an essential guide to the time-honored traditions and practices of this beloved pastime.