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Most important among the study's findings, t'usunova Hunt master Joyce Fendley said, b possible twruttl of the “right to retrieve" law.
When a park of tbxhounds hunts, some JCMO dops are released at once. Though they are under the dim* control of a professional huntsman and numerous staff members, a single hound will occasionally stray from the pack. At issue b the hunt's legal ‘fright to retrieve" any stray hound from private land.
“Hounds will remain at a den until retrieved by their handler." Uriffln explained. “Hounds can sulfbcate ur starve while denning if not retrieved by their handler," This, he said, makes retaining that key right important.
Homeowners sometimes obfect to a hound owner waning onto their property to retrieve a lost hound. But Dennis Foster, of the Master of Fuxhounds Association ih Berryville. said that by applying a “code of ethics" to ail
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