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Lowcountry Hunt

A wide view of the mounted field and hounds drawn up under live oaks in open Lowcountry pasture.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography

Walterboro, South Carolina · Founded 2006

Set in the beautiful South Carolina Lowcountry, Lowcountry Hunt is a Masters of Foxhounds Association (MFHA) recognized hunt club founded in spring 2006, bringing the centuries-old tradition of foxhunting to historic plantations from Charleston to Savannah through the generosity of our landowners.

Hounds moving over a wooden bridge with the mounted field following through the country.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography
Mounted riders and a pack of hounds gathered beneath live oaks with a plantation house beyond.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography

A Conservation Story

Horses, Hounds, and Hunt Country

In the heart of the Lowcountry, we share the centuries-old tradition of foxhunting across salt marshes, groves of ancient live oaks, and many of the state’s oldest plantations. We embrace the MFHA’s mission “to promote, preserve, and protect the sport of mounted hunting with hounds.” Hand in hand with hunting is conservation.

In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, as quoted by the Masters of Foxhounds Association of North America, “In a civilized and cultivated country, wild animals only continue to exist at all when preserved by sportsmen.”

“A prerequisite to mounted hunting with hounds is a love for the outdoors and nature. Masters and hunt staff gain a deep connection and understanding of their hunting countries. Field members choose to venture beyond the riding arena and immerse themselves in the enjoyment of the outdoors.”

Lowcountry Hunt stays true to conservation, tradition, love of the land, and the preservation of wildlife.

A long line of mounted riders beside a pond, reflected in the water beneath a cloudy sky.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography

Plan Your Visit

Come Join Us!

  • Hunt With Us

    How a first visit works, from your first message to the morning of the meet.

  • Attire and Etiquette

    What to wear for informal and formal days, and how we conduct ourselves in the field.

  • Forms and Waivers

    The paperwork each landowner requires, and who to send it to.

Two mounted riders waiting together in sunlit woodland country.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography

Season Ahead

What Is Coming

With Thanks

Our Sponsors

We are so grateful for the ongoing support of our sponsors!

  • Platinum Performance logo
  • Carter Veterinary Services logo
  • Pro Elite Horse Feeds (Cargill) logo
  • Cavalor logo
  • Cavalli Hay & Nutrition logo
  • Carolina Plantation Rice logo
  • Rebecca Birnbaum Consulting logo
  • Bucks Consulting Services logo
  • Bellroy Stables logo
  • LowCountry Pools logo
  • Precision Granite and Marble logo
  • Rutledge and Coxe Law Firm logo
  • Hilton Head Furniture logo

Thinking of Joining?

Membership is by invitation, approved by the Masters or the Board. Invitations go out each spring. If you would like to be considered, please write to the Hunt.

Questions? Write to lowcountryhunt@gmail.com or call the Hunt Monitor on (843) 608-4868.

Two tweed-clad riders raising clasped hands in a sunken lane, with a mounted line behind them.
Photo: Mark Jump Photography