Shooting Times & Country

Kennel Diary

is hard to believe that we are more than halfway through autumn hunting and our opening meet is less than a month away. There has been a distinct improvement in scenting conditions during October and hounds have enjoyed some busy mornings of late. The laying of trails for a day’s hunting takes a lot of organisation, and quite a

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