Hunting With Lowcountry
Visitors and subscribers' guests are welcome to hunt with the permission of the Masters. Ideally, guests are accompanied by a sponsoring subscriber in good standing who contacts the Masters for permission in advance of the meet.
Guests are encouraged to arrive at the meet at least 30 minutes before hounds move off. Before you mount, the secretary will need your signed waiver and capping fee. It is customary to place your waiver and cap fee in an envelope marked with your name and date on the outside. Minors must have a waiver signed by a parent or custodial adult. Capping fees during roading/cubbing season (September and early October) are waived for it is your first time out ever with hounds, after that guests are asked to pay a $50 cap fee. During the formal season (after Opening Meet) the cap fee is $100. Opening/closing meets will have a capping fee $150/day. If you are interested in Hunt Weekend please look at our rider and non-rider packages on our website.
At all times, an ASTM-approved helmet is required, and the Masters of Lowcountry strongly recommend a helmet with a harness. Juniors must wear a helmet with a harness.
We kindly request before our cubbing/formal seasons that those joining us dress in tidy tactful equestrian attire that is comfortable and appropriate for the event. During our cubbing season and on weekdays during the regular season is ratcatcher and a protective helmet with a chin harness. Saturday/Sunday meets during the formal season are navy or black jacket with white stock tie, wheat or canary breeches, black dress boots, and protective helmet are required. For more details please visit our Attire tab that the top of the webpage.
Please note that on unseasonably warm days, shirts may be waived for polos or sun shirts. Keep an eye on your email for communication on the day's dress. And always check the hunt monitor for updates (843-608-4868).
No stallions are permitted to hunt with Lowcountry Hunt. Kindly leave your personal dogs at home on hunting days.