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The Rappahannock Hunt’s hounds began their residence in new kennels at Thornton Hill Farm near Woodville last week. The 30 pairs of American fox hounds are separated into three pen areas; one for females, one for males and another for puppies.
Oliver L. Brown, huntsman, is in charge of the hounds’ care, breeding and hunting. He said that the Rappahannock Hunt tries to breed hounds that have red and white or lemon and white markings.
“We normally raise 10 to 15 puppies a year, and we sell or give away the rest,” Brown said. The hounds reach an average age of three to four years, but Brown said that there are three hounds that are nine years old.
Brown will be starting to train the
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