Kimblewick meet tomorrow (Friday)

[Sealine]

Can anyone tell me what time it is?

I have heard there is a Kimblewick meet tomorrow morning. It is at a farm near me and I want to hack out early tomorrow but I really don't want to bump into the hunt.

 

[Addicted to Hunting]

Speak to the secretary is your best option, or come with us

 

[Addicted to Hunting]

Or pm me

 

[Sealine]

Thanks Becky but I'm not quite brave enough!

I have tried emailing the secretary in the past but have never got a reply. Someone usually contacts our livery yard to say they will be in the area on a particular day but we never know what time they are starting/finishing.

I daren't leave my horse out as he would probably jump out the field or injure himself charging around. Would be nice to know how long I need to keep him in for.

 

[4x4]

No change there then.

 

[Stark Dismay]

Honestly? The Kimblewick don't care about your horse in his field, nor do they care about you or what they think of them. I've had my horses at home for 6 years now, and they have never contacted me once to let me know when they are riding past my front door, not even when I have asked the secretary and master to let me know. Bizarrely, they didn't even inform me they were hunting on my doorstep when I was a subscriber. I had to rely on the local old bloke letting me know if I saw him in time.

 

[Hunters]

Oh so they haven't changed then - what a surprise (NOT)

When they were a top hunt under Alan Hill they were well run. These days they are seen by most proper hunting people as a joke.

 

[Hunters]

There's a lady (retired) stacks of hunting knowledge who follows hounds, she says when she wants a laugh & to be reminded of how not to run a hunt, she follows the kimblewick.

Shame they are too arrogant to realise how they appear to the outside hunting fraternity & not replying to emails etc is sadly them all over. Poor show :-(