Welcome to the MFHA website
The Masters of Foxhounds Association (MFHA) represents 174 packs of foxhounds that hunt in England and Wales and a further 10 in Scotland.
This will help you find out more about your local hunt and foxhunting in general - What it is - Where it happens - How you can take part or have a look.
There are links to to other important sites which include insights into all the key issues - Animal welfare - Jobs - Social and cultural - Pest control as well as a range of other subjects.
About the MFHA
The Masters of Foxhounds Association (MFHA) represents 174 packs of foxhounds that hunt in England and Wales and a further 10 in Scotland.
The MFHA has strict rules and codes of conduct that have been specially written to promote standards of best practice both in the Kennels and in the Field and to prove the accountability of their member packs.
All Masters of the MFHA have to agree to abide by the Association’s rules, codes of conduct and instructions.
The MFHA undertakes a rolling programme of Kennel visits which are carried out by respected and appointed individuals on a regular cycle in order to ensure that all the rules are adhered to and standards are maintained.
There are considerable sanctions available to the MFHA which include disqualification of any member hunt or individual.
The Trevor Morse Memorial Fund
A memorial fund has been set up in the memory of Trevor Morse in the wake of the tragic events of Monday 9th March 2009 when on the last day of the season, the Warwickshire Hunt was deprived of one of its truest and most loyal supporters.