Foxhunting on the Lakeland Fells

"Foxhunting on the Lakeland Fells" by Richard Clapham is a narrative set in the early 1900s that captures the essence of fell foxhunting within the demanding terrain of the Lake District. Clapham vividly portrays the rugged fells and valleys, setting the stage for thrilling pursuits where hunters must follow hounds on foot. The book highlights the crucial role of fell hunting in protecting livestock from foxes, turning it into a community endeavor among local farmers. Prospective hunters gain practical insights into the intense physical demands of the sport, offering a blend of nature, adventure, and personal endurance.