Collective Nouns for Hunting

Fiagai

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was browsing for something else and came across some interesting collective Nouns that cover the essentials of fox hunting:

A cry of hounds
A mute of hounds
A pack of hounds

A lead of foxes
A leash of foxes
A skulk of foxes

A drove of horses
A harras of horses
A troop of horses

Anyone have other ones or regional vatiations on the above....whats the term a group for foot followers etc? Humour is allowed ;)
 

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we're normally a charge of horses, a trail or mob of foot followers, and ocasionally a riot of hounds (but only when the huntsman's not looking! teehee). And I believe it to be a quad of terriermen, owing, one supposes, to their preponderance for raving round the countryside on a quadbike?!

I understood it to be an ignorance of anti's, binkle... ;)
 

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I liked the 'ignorance ', 'dole' and 'confusion' of antis. A 'drab' also seems a good term for them. And a 'sneak' of hunt monitors.
 

Fiagai

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how about a...

An Ignorance of anti's
A Nuisance of trolls

though swapping the Idefinate Article for a Definate Article might suit these collective nouns better...
 
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