Description:  "The Hunter" was a segment in the 1960s cartoon series King Leonardo and His Short Subjects about a crime-fighting bloodhound detective with a Southern accent who chases a criminal fox. The hunter, voiced by Kenny Delmar, is portrayed as brave and clever, while the fox's schemes always involve elaborate heists that the hunter inevitably foils, leading to his capture.

Main characters: The Hunter: A Southern-accented bloodhound detective who is courageous, observant, and intelligent. The Fox: A clever and mischievous criminal who devises various schemes to commit crimes, often involving grand heists.

Show format:

The Hunter was one segment within the larger anthology series King Leonardo and His Short Subjects, which also featured other segments like "Tooter Turtle".

Typical plot: Each episode featured a new criminal plot orchestrated by the Fox, such as stealing the Brooklyn Bridge or robbing Fort Knox. The Hunter would patiently and cleverly track the Fox, gathering clues and interrogating people, ultimately apprehending him and recovering the stolen goods. The episodes often ended with the Hunter triumphant and the Fox defeated.