21 August 2009 #1 S skewby Well-Known Member Joined 25 October 2006 Messages 1,940 Visit site Am having a mental block. If a meet is at 7:30, does this mean hounds will move off then, so be there at 7; or does it mean, be there for 7:30 and hounds will move off a bit after?? Thanks!!
Am having a mental block. If a meet is at 7:30, does this mean hounds will move off then, so be there at 7; or does it mean, be there for 7:30 and hounds will move off a bit after?? Thanks!!
21 August 2009 #2 A annatutt Member Joined 17 November 2008 Messages 23 Visit site For autumn hunting there is no 'meet' as such so hounds move off at the time given i.e 7.30 in this case. So get there earlier!
For autumn hunting there is no 'meet' as such so hounds move off at the time given i.e 7.30 in this case. So get there earlier!
21 August 2009 #3 H HoHum Well-Known Member Joined 8 December 2008 Messages 381 Visit site In my experience I'd say you get there for 7.30 and hounds move off a little later, but as ever.... ring Sec :>
In my experience I'd say you get there for 7.30 and hounds move off a little later, but as ever.... ring Sec :>
21 August 2009 #4 R RunToEarth Well-Known Member Joined 30 November 2005 Messages 18,549 Location Lincs Visit site No, autumn hunting most hunts are pretty keen to move hounds off at given date, so give yourself time to be unboxed and on board for given time.
No, autumn hunting most hunts are pretty keen to move hounds off at given date, so give yourself time to be unboxed and on board for given time.
21 August 2009 #5 S skewby Well-Known Member Joined 25 October 2006 Messages 1,940 Visit site Brilliant...I shall be on board for 7am to be safe. Thank you loads guys!
24 August 2009 #6 L L&M Well-Known Member Joined 7 March 2008 Messages 6,379 Location up a hill Visit site On board for 7.20am, to leave for 7.30am - that should be plenty.