Fox hunting is a traditional outdoor activity that involves tracking and chasing foxes with a pack of trained hounds. Participants, often on horseback, follow the hounds as they scent and pursue the fox. The goal is to observe the chase rather than to kill the animal. This practice has deep historical roots, particularly in England, where it has been part of rural culture for centuries. While it is celebrated by some as a sport, it has also faced criticism and legal restrictions due to concerns about animal welfare and the impact on wildlife populations.