Hunting with dogs

Series, Jury Honorable Mention

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Hunting with dogs

Small wooded areas in fields serve as hunting grounds.

Hunters designate locations where they will be standing with dogs.

A portrait of two hounds.

A woman hunter with her hounds.

A hunter with his hounds.

Hunters scour the field in search of a hare.

Portrait of a hunting beater.

Dogs sniffing a hare.

Hunters taking a rest...

Dogs are taken to the hunting grounds in a car trunk.

A drawing in a hunter’s home.

Before 1905, dog hunting was an entertainment for rich people. Now it is an exotic sport for a small number of enthusiasts. For them it is a chance to immerse themselves in history, spend time outdoors, train dogs and compete with other hunters in a contest of skill and luck.