The Fürst-Pless

The Fürst-Pless  iHORN is made from an small vintage fox hunting horn. Fox hunting originated in the 16th century in the form and was practiced legally in Great Britain until 2005 when the Hunting Act 2004 made "hunting wild mammals with a dog" unlawful in England and Wales.  The horns were used to communicate with the dogs who were in hot pursuit of the fox.  The Fürst-Pless-Horn is still used as a signaling instrument for blowing certain hunting horn signals, the so-called hunting control signals, in company hunts. In addition, the instrument is also used in hunting customs and in concert in so-called brass corps, e.g. B. at Hubertus fairs , also with Parforce horns in B , are used.  Today, the The Fürst-Pless iHorn pursues tranquility and peace.