- warrentonhunt@gmail.com
- 540-347-6083
- P.O. Box 972 Warrenton, VA 20188
- Sept-Mar: M, W, Sa
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The Warrenton Hunt welcomes visitors who may hunt with the permission of the Masters up to 3 times each season. Please read below for more information on capping with The Warrenton Hunt.
The Warrenton Hunt welcomes visitors who may hunt with the permission of the Masters up to 3 times each season.
Guests are encouraged to arrive at the meet at least 30 minutes before hounds move off. Please introduce yourself to the Field Secretary and provide the needed paperwork before you mount.
Attire Rules
What: Ratcatcher or Informal
When: Cubbing season and Weekdays during the regular season
What: Formal
When: Saturday meets & Holidays
The Field Secretary will need your signed waiver and capping fee as well as a Negative Coggins for your horse. Minors must have a waiver signed by a parent or custodial adult.
Capping Fees
$100 – week days
$150 – Saturdays & Holidays
$30 – Juniors 11 – 18 (must be accompanied in the field by an adult)
FREE – Juniors 10 and under (must be accompanied in the field by an adult)
Guests 12 years or older who fox hunts even once are required to have a current Virginia hunting license. Licenses are available online. They may also be purchased at many sporting goods stores.
The rural countryside of Fauquier County, Virginia is lovely and picturesque. With rolling hills, horse farms, and quaint small towns, it is easy to see why so many people are drawn to this area.
There is a strong sense of community in the county and a focus on preserving the natural beauty of the landscape. Residents here enjoy a slower pace of life and plenty of opportunities to get outdoors and enjoy all that nature has to offer.
We are deeply grateful to the landowners who graciously continue to allow us access to their properties. Without their support, the future of foxhunting would be in jeopardy. We are committed to doing our part in preserving the rural landscape for future generations.
As one of the oldest fox-hunting organizations in the country, we are committed to preserving the tradition of foxhunting for future generations.
Our subscribers enjoy the company of other like-minded individuals who share a love of the outdoors and of foxhunting.
We support the goals of Fauquier County to remain an agricultural region and encourage business with local farmers.
Subscribers follow a strict code of ethics that includes respecting the environment and treating animals humanely.
E. Sue Bopp, MFH
Linda Robeson, MFH
John Wyatt, MFH
Matt van der Woude
