Fox hunting is a traditional outdoor activity that involves tracking and chasing a fox using a pack of trained hounds. Participants, often dressed in formal riding attire, follow the hounds on horseback through rural landscapes. The goal is to observe the hounds as they track the scent of the fox. The practice has deep historical roots, particularly in England, where it has been a part of rural culture for centuries. However, it has faced significant controversy and legal challenges, leading to bans in some areas due to concerns about animal welfare and the impact on wildlife.