In addition, hunt followers' behaviour may affect the management of the hunting day. Care must be taken not to impede the progress of the fox. If it should come towards you remain quiet and still until it has passed by. Then you may holloa, or signal to the huntsman with your cap or handkerchief in the air. But appreciate that he and his hounds may be hunting a different fox.
Foxes lie up, and take refuge, in the many rock piles that are a feature of the terrain.
The only way to extricate them is by bolting using terriers. The digging-out and bolting of foxes may only take place with the expressed permission of the landowner or farmer. The decision on whether to dig or bolt may only be made by the Master or the huntsman. Followers must not interfere, or get involved with any part of terrier work, unless specifically asked by a hunt official or a registered terrierman. Due to the possible use of a humane killer, and to avoid unnecessary noise and disturbance, participation must be limited.