Fudge RPG - Suggestions for running a "hunt"?

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Just wondering how people approaching running chases and hunts in their games?

I've found it's hard to keep them tense and exciting for the players.

Mark
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Sequence	First Line	Username	Date
0	> I hope this helps.	DavidJaquith	2004-11-16 15:32:32
1	> Just wondering how people approaching running chases and hunts in I do them narratively, asking the players to roll the dice anytime I need a few seconds to think of the next thing to say... Picture the chase as though it were a movie, and de	GhostGames	2004-11-14 22:55:45
2	I know what your saying.	MarkCunningham	2004-11-16 14:31:07
3	> But when the PCs are the hunters I find it difficult to keep any level I know exactly what you mean.	DavidJaquith	2004-11-16 14:39:49
4	> I know exactly what you mean.	BradfordYounie	2004-11-16 15:20:49
5	Just wondering how people approaching running chases and hunts in their games? I've found it's hard to keep them tense and exciting for the players. Mark	MarkCunningham	2004-11-12 17:12:56
6	Here is a quick and simple universal conflict resolution system (whether the conflict is combat, a car chase, a political turf war, a debate, or something else). Conflict is a sequence of opposed/unopposed actions that ends when one side is defeated	ReimerBehrends	2004-11-16 16:23:00

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