Foxhunting on the Lakeland Fells

Published in 1920, 'Foxhunting on the Lakeland Fells' by Richard Clapham provides an in-depth look at the unique practice of fox hunting in the Lake District's rugged terrain. The book emphasizes the necessity of following hounds on foot due to the mountainous landscape and discusses the characteristics of the fell fox and specialized hounds used in this sport. Clapham also highlights the role of local farmers in fell hunting as a means of protecting livestock, offering practical advice for hunters and capturing the blend of adventure and endurance inherent in this tradition.