The Beaufort Hunt is a traditional fox hunting group based in the Cotswolds region of England. Established in the early 18th century, it is named after the Duke of Beaufort, who played a significant role in its formation. The hunt primarily focuses on tracking and chasing foxes using trained hounds, with riders on horseback following the pack. The Beaufort Hunt operates within a designated territory, which includes various types of terrain, such as woodlands and open fields. The hunt is known for its strong community ties and social events, attracting both seasoned riders and newcomers interested in the sport of fox hunting.