Buccleuch, Duke of.
Lanark and Renfrew.
Fife.
Eglinton.
Some Packs in Ireland
Meath.
Wexford.
King's County.
Louth.
Waterford.
Tipperary.
Galway County.
Carberry.
Carlow.
Harriers
Although there are packs of Harriers in various parts of the country, they are of a very limited number, hare-hunting with Hounds being a very inferior sport to that of fox-hunting. Moreover, hares are not as plentiful as in the days of our forefathers, in a large measure arising through diminished agricultural industry and commercial relations.
That good sport is still to be had with Harriers we do not for a moment dispute, but it is not general.
Formerly "dwarf" foxhounds were used for hare-hunting, though proved not to be equal to the typical Harrier for this purpose.
Harriers vary in their height according to the nature of the country they have to work in.
