Welcome to the Fife Bloodhounds

A typical day’s hunting with the Fife Bloodhounds follows a working pack of hounds over approximately 10 miles, tracking the runners, known as the quarry. Our aim is to provide a social, interesting and fun day out for all age groups and abilities of rider, whilst watching the spectacle of the hounds working.

Events

  • 2024-09-21
    The Balcarres Ride
    2024-09-21
    The Balcarres Ride

Events

Events

Become a Friend

Maintain hound welfare: join for events, updates, and supporting our pack

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Connect & Celebrate

Enjoy social gatherings, meet fellow enthusiasts, and create lasting memories together.

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Champion Hound Welfare

Your support ensures hounds’ quality of life, from birth to retirement.

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Exclusive Benefits

Stay informed with meets, maps, badges, updates, and event invitations.

Become a Friend

Maintain hound welfare: join for events, updates, and supporting our pack

Star

Connect & Celebrate

Enjoy social gatherings, meet fellow enthusiasts, and create lasting memories together.

Star

Champion Hound Welfare

Your support ensures hounds’ quality of life, from hunt to retirement.

Star

Exclusive Benefits

Stay informed with meets, maps, badges, updates, and event invitations.

FAQ

The Fife Bloodhounds meet primarily on Sundays at noon during the hunting season from mid-October to the end of March, near St Andrews. Some mid-week Hunts are also held during holidays.

Membership options include Family, Full, 16-18-Year-Old, Children’s, Foot Followers, and Day Caps, with prices ranging from £20 to £1,350 per month or per year.

Riders should wear tweed jackets, cream/beige jodhpurs or breeches, a shirt/tie or stock, and black or brown long boots. Raincoats are acceptable in poor weather conditions.

Horses should be fit with sound brakes, accustomed to riding with other horses and hounds, clean, and smartly turned out. Plaiting is desired for the opening meet, and horses that kick should wear a red ribbon in their tail. Green ribbons are recommended for first-time horses.

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