Hunting With Lowcountry as a Guest

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 for their guest to hunt in advance of the meet.

Make sure first you reconfirm the time and place of the meet as sometimes changes or cancellations are made at the last minute.

Guests should arrange to arrive at the meet at least one-half hour before hounds move off.
Upon arrival, find the Field Secretary, present your Negative Coggins, sign the required release forms and pay the capping fee in cash or check. It is customary to place your waiver and cap fee in an envelope marked with your name and date on the outside.
Note - Juniors must have a waiver that is signed by a parent or custodial adult.
Continue on to introduce yourself to the Masters.

At all times, an ASTM-approved helmet is required, and the Masters of Lowcountry Hunt strongly recommend a helmet with a harness. Juniors must wear a helmet with a harness.
For more information on Attire please see our recommendations and requirements on our Attire page.
No stallions are permitted to hunt with Lowcountry Hunt.
Kindly leave your personal dogs at home on hunting days.

Fees - Capping fees are collected by the Field Secretary prior to each hunt.

During Roading & Cubbing season, if it is your first time out riding to hounds your cap fee is waived. After that, the following fees apply: