Fox hunting is a traditional sport in which a group of riders on horseback, accompanied by a pack of hounds, chase a fox. The riders and hounds are led by a huntsman who uses a special cry to signal the start of the hunt. The two most common cries used are 'Tallyho' (7 letters) and 'YOICKS' (6 letters). Tallyho is a loud, enthusiastic cry used to alert the riders and hounds that the fox has been spotted. YOICKS is a more subdued cry used to encourage the hounds to pursue the fox.