recheat
noun
re·cheat ri-ˈchēt 
: a hunting call sounded on a horn to assemble the hounds
Word History
Etymology
Middle English rechate, from rechaten to blow the recheat, from Anglo-French rechater, from Vulgar Latin *recaptare to gather, assemble, from Latin re- + captare to catch at, chase — more at catch
First Known Use
15th century, in the meaning defined above