On his resignation Mark Millbank, of Thorpe Perrow, took the Bedale country. In 1906 the Bedale Hunt Committee lent a tract of moorland in the north western corner to the late Conyers Scrope, of Danby, who gave up his hounds in 1907. See The Bedale Country by Captain F.H. Reynard (Dresser & Co., Darlington, 1908).
In 1931 Edward Burrill of Masham was loaned a part of the Bedale country west of the River Ure, later increased by a south part of the country in the triangle Ripon, Topcliffe and Boroughbridge. From 1931-35 Mr. Burrill hunted this country two days a week with his own hounds, kennelled near Masham.
In 1962 the stretch west of the Ure was loaned to J.E. Ramsden. This has now been increased to include the Ripon, Topcliffe, Boroughbridge Triangle and a strip between Leeming Bar and Rainton, bounded on the west by the A1(M) and the east by the River Swale.