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Sandra CartwrightBrown, member of the Thornton Hill Hounds of Rappahannock County: “We hope the Brits will fight the decision. It certainly will be difficult to enforce. Hunting in England is so very different from here in Virginia. People often ask me if we shoot the fox (as one envisions deer hunting) and I always tell them that that would be like shooting the football after the game. We should call the sport Fox Chasing, instead of foxhunting, which is actually what we do here. We chase the hounds who chase the fox, if scenting is good.”
• Joyce Fendley, jointmaster of the Casanova Hunt: “I’m extremely disappointed in the (English ban.) I think it will have a terrific economic impact in England, and hunting in the U.S. may suffer, too.” • Judy Olinger, who with husband John, night hunts and coon hunts: “It will have a trickle-down effect. I wonder if people who support such a ban really
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