Honorary Huntsman Jaymes Salestrom trains and hunts the hounds in order to provide sport for the membership. Honorary Secretary Vicki Krecek collects capping fees, takes attendance of the field, and assists riders and horses during the hunt. The Gamble Hill Hounds are of American and Crossbred bloodlines and are kept at kennels in Fremont County, Iowa. The Hunt observes the rules of conduct and dress dictated by tradition and necessity as defined by the Masters of Foxhounds Association. Formal hunting attire is strictly observed during formal hunt season, while ratcatcher is appropriate during cub hunting season.
White breeches are to be worn only with scarlet coats.
Black coats and tan breeches are to be worn by all other riders. Black dress boots are preferred and a black hard hat is mandatory, with a secured harness highly recommended. Formal hunt season begins in October and ends in April. The traditional opening hunt includes a special blessing of the hounds ceremony, presentation of St. Hubert medals to new members, and stirrup cup toasts. Guests are welcome during both cub hunts and formal meets provided they have made arrangements with the Honorary Secretary.