Aiken Hounds

Type: Traditional Drag Season: mid-October-mid March Hunt Days: Tuesday/Saturday Joint Masters: Linda Knox-McClean, Eleanor C. Ward, Nancy C. Francis Contact: (803) 643-DRAG (3724)

Established in 1914 by Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and recognized by the MFHA in 1916, The Aiken Hounds is one of only a handful of drag hunts in the South. AH hunts the 2,200 acres of historic Hitchcock Woods.

Aiken Hounds Website

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Why Worry Hounds

Type: Live Hunt Season: early September-late March Hunt Days: Wed/Fri/Sun Joint Masters: George Thomas, Jeanie Thomas, Lynn Dillard, Michael Krysztofiak

The Why Worry Hounds were founded in 1996 as a small "farmer's pack,"regiistered with the MFHA in 2000, and formally recognized as a hunt in 2003. Why Worry hunt country consists of the beautiful sandhills in Aiken, Edgefield and Allendale counties in South Carolina; as well as some lovely property in Burke county Georgia.

Why Worry Hounds Website

Whiskey Road Foxhounds

President's Day Hunter Pace!
February 15, 2010
Held at Chime Bell Chase - In Aiken Hunt Country, only a few miles from downtown, 10 miles of rolling countryside, friendly, interesting jumps including a water complex with all go-rounds.
First Go Round at 9:00 AM
Contact: Robin (803) 652-2709 for more information
email: ryoung29803@yahoo.com

Type: Live Hunt Season: October-mid-March Hunt Days: Thur/Sun Joint Masters: Lynn Smith, David Smith, Gail Flintom Member Contact: Gail Flintom

The Whiskey Road Foxhounds Hunt was established in 1976, registered with the MFHA in 1977, and officially recognized as a hunt in 1979. WRFH regularly hunts large tracts of land in Aiken, Allendale, Bamberg, Lexington, Saluda and Hampton Counties.

Whiskey Road Foxhounds Website

Edisto River Hounds

Formerly named Mt. Vintage-Edisto River Hounds, ERH was organized in 1995, and is a formally recognized Hunt with the MFHA. The hunt enjoys fixtures in Aiken and Orangeburg counties, as well
as the Fort Gordon Military Reservation in Augusta GA

Belle Meade Hunt

Established in 1966 by James E. Wilson and formally recognized by the MFHA in 1968, Belle Meade is best known for its exceptional hounds. Hunt territory includes the hills, fields and woodlands of Northwestern Georgia

Belle Mead Hunt Website

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