Hare and Hounds Game 1.1

Hare and Hounds is a popular outdoor game typically played in teams, often involving aspects of running and navigation as one team sets a trail for the other.

The game is designed by Michael Clark.

The game can be played with a minimum of 4 players but is more enjoyable with larger teams, usually 6 to 10 players per side.

You primarily need a set of markers or flags for the trail, comfortable running shoes, and optionally, maps or compasses for navigation.

Yes, the game can be adapted to be suitable for different age groups, making it a fun activity for families or community groups.

A game typically lasts between 1 to 2 hours, depending on the complexity of the trail and the number of players.

While traditionally an outdoor game, adaptations can be made for indoor play in large open areas like gyms, though it may require different rules.

The game promotes teamwork, strategic thinking, navigation skills, fitness, and encourages outdoor activity.

Yes, there are basic rules regarding how the 'Hare' sets the trail and how 'Hounds' follow it. It's best to establish these rules before starting the game.

More information can typically be found in sports activity guides or websites dedicated to outdoor games; check Michael Clark's publications for detailed instructions.