About the Hunt
About the Hunt
The Camargo Hunt is one of the oldest hunts in North America. We pursue the thrill of the chase along with great social and equestrian activities. We ride in picturesque areas of southwestern Ohio and northern to central Kentucky. The country varies from trails in wooded areas to open fields to the hills of middle Kentucky.
Established: 1925
Recognized: 1928
Hunt Season: Labor Day – March
Club Colors: Yellow & Gray
CREDIT WHERE IT'S DUE
Several members and friends of Camargo Hunt contributed their knowledge and their photography to this site. Special thanks to:
Masters of Foxhounds Association of North America (MFHA) for the description of the sport of mounted foxhunting.
The Indian Hill Historical Society for the overview of the history of Camargo Hunt, and a photo of a long-ago meet at Winding Creek.
Image Credits:
All other content is copyright Camargo Hunt (2024).
Site design: Molly Moran, 2024
TROUBLESHOOTING
This site is designed to share general information about the Camargo Hunt to friends, neighbors, guests, and prospective members; as well as provide more specific content to our members in good standing.
If you believe you should have access to the members-only portion of the site, contact our Hunt Secretary.
If you are having trouble with any part of the site, contact the web coordinator, Molly.
THE HOUND RETIREMENT FUND
The Hound Retirement Fund is a not-for-profit organization that seeks to gather and use resources for charitable, scientific, and educational purposes including, but not limited to, the care of retired sporting hounds, provision of emergency care for hounds, support of dog-related human organizations, and support of veterinary research project for sporting canines.