Big Game Shooting in Upper Burma
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As the serow, whether in India or Burma, is a solitary animal, only found singly or in pairs, and very sparsely distributed, a short description of the beast may not be out of place. In appearance he is half donkey, half THE BURMESE SEROW 139 goat — the Burmese species standing about 36 in. at the shoulder, while the Himalayan serow measures a few inches higher. He is heavily built on sturdy, goat-like legs. But for all his ungainly appearance, few animals can make better time down a steep, thi...ckly wooded hillside than the serow. The head and neck are rufous in the Burmese species, with a few grey hairs in an old animal. The muzzle and chin are grey. A heavy crest of hair extends from the back of the neck to the withers. The back is greyish black, the sides and inner portions of the limbs being chestnut. The horns are black, curved backwards, and are generally ringed from the base upwards to about half their length. They may, however, be almost smooth throughout their length. An old male shot by the writer in the Himalayas had horns 10^ in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As the serow, whether in India or Burma, is a solitary animal, only found singly or in pairs, and very sparsely distributed, a short description of the beast may not be out of place. In appearance he is half donkey, half THE BURMESE SEROW 139 goat — the Burmese species standing about 36 in. at the shoulder, while the Himalayan serow measures a few inches higher. He is heavily built on sturdy, goat-like legs. But for all his ungainly appearance, few animals can make better time down a steep, thi...ckly wooded hillside than the serow. The head and neck are rufous in the Burmese species, with a few grey hairs in an old animal. The muzzle and chin are grey. A heavy crest of hair extends from the back of the neck to the withers. The back is greyish black, the sides and inner portions of the limbs being chestnut. The horns are black, curved backwards, and are generally ringed from the base upwards to about half their length. They may, however, be almost smooth throughout their length. An old male shot by the writer in the Himalayas had horns 10^ in.
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