Fresno's other hash

The Coyote Ugly Hash House Harriers, CUH3, meet whenever someone gets a wild hare to host a hash, other than Tuesday nights. Tuesday nights we hash with the Fresno/Clovis Hash House Harriers, FCH3, our mother kennel.  CUH3 is a traveling hash. CUH3 has hashed in Fresno, Clovis, Madera, Long Beach, Las Vegas, Pacifica, Cambria and Pismo Beach. To view info on upcoming hashes click the links. 

The Normal Hash fee is $7 which covers Pre and Post adult beverages, snacks and any BN's that are not in a Bar. Always bring ID and a few $ on trail. Bring a whistle, Clothes you don't mind getting dirty and possibly wet, a flashlight for night hashes, a positive attitude and thick skin.  Just show up if you are over 21. We are an adult (in age only) Kennel.  

What is the hash, you ask? The Hash House Harriers (abbreviated HHH, H3, or referred to simply as Hashing) is an international group of non-competitive running, social and drinking clubs. The first Hash kennel was founded in 1938 in Kuala Lumpur. An event organized by a club is known as a Hash or Hash Run, with participants calling themselves Hashers. There are more than 1,700 kennels spanning all seven continents. Most major cities are home to at least one chapter. Kennels typically contain 20-100 members, usually mixed-sex and some metropolitan area Hashes can draw more than 1,000 hashers to an event. Hashing does NOT refer to any illegal substance. Hey, if you want to experiment with illegal substances, well, that's up to you. Just don't assume that we might care to join you or to even hear about it. If, on the other hand, you are an adult who enjoys drinking beer, running and/or walking with a group, and participating in fun and ribaldry, then you are in the right place! You can find more about hashing on Wikipedia.

The basics of hashing - Each run begins with 1-3 "hares" who, using chalk, flour or toilet paper, lay a trail, typical 3 -5 miles, for other hashers to follow. Markings can often be tricky, leading the hounds down several "bad trails" before finding "true trail". Along the way, there is at least one beer stop and often more, which are usually, but not always, stocked with water and other non-alcoholic beverages as well. At the end of trail, hashers gather into a circle, sing some songs and drink the rest of the beer. Hashers are called into the middle of the circle for various reasons (Hash crimes) and are instructed to consume the rest of their beverage (aka a "down down") while the other hashers sing them a song. After this, we gather at a local bar/restaurant for more beverages and dinner.

Click here for - Hash Hymnal  -  ADULT CONTENT, BE WARNED! 

Click here for - Typical trail symbols 

Click here for - Coyote Ugly Hash House Harries CUH3 dates and times Info     

Click here for - Fresno Clovis Hash House Harriers FCH3. 

Click here - Find another hash kennel anywhere in the world here

Click here  -  For a brief history on hashing