The Iroquois Hunt depends entirely on the generosity of landowners and farmers who allow hounds, horses, and riders to cross their property. Their goodwill makes our sport possible, and we take seriously our responsibility to be respectful guests on their land.
The Masters maintain regular communication with landowners and stand ready to assist neighbors throughout the year. In return for their hospitality, the hunt provides a valuable service as the periodic passage of hounds helps disperse concentrations of quarry. This natural movement reduces pressure on livestock, particularly newborn calves, as well as pets and poultry.
Without our landowners, we would not be.
