Ten Years of Game-Keeping
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. Often have I seen this sort of thing, and heard people discussing the puzzle, which generally was put down to the birds' ' cussedness.' (No pheasants will face guns in the open in the teeth of a gale, PHEASANTS: IN WAR 129 in any circumstances.) This is what I believe to be the explanation of the cussedness puzzle : So long as the stuff is young, thick at the bottom, and short enough for pheasants to get a view of the advancing beaters over the top of the underwood, the birds go forward readi...ly. Probably you get a prolonged rise, free from any undesirable rush at the finish. When, however, the underwood grows old and tall, it becomes correspondingly thinner at the bottom, but thicker at the top.
Naturally the birds find it more convenient to run than to rise through a network of twigs.
And so the majority run on, peep out, see the guns, retire, and squat in close formation just within the wood. There they squat, and watch the reception given to any hares and other creatures which venture to make a dash for it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Often have I seen this sort of thing, and heard people discussing the puzzle, which generally was put down to the birds' ' cussedness.' (No pheasants will face guns in the open in the teeth of a gale, PHEASANTS: IN WAR 129 in any circumstances.) This is what I believe to be the explanation of the cussedness puzzle : So long as the stuff is young, thick at the bottom, and short enough for pheasants to get a view of the advancing beaters over the top of the underwood, the birds go forward readi...ly. Probably you get a prolonged rise, free from any undesirable rush at the finish. When, however, the underwood grows old and tall, it becomes correspondingly thinner at the bottom, but thicker at the top.
Naturally the birds find it more convenient to run than to rise through a network of twigs.
And so the majority run on, peep out, see the guns, retire, and squat in close formation just within the wood. There they squat, and watch the reception given to any hares and other creatures which venture to make a dash for it.
What to read after Ten Years of Game-Keeping?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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