The Game Fowl (Old English And Modern)
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I have met scores of them when fudging— birds that had they been properly trained would have^ stood very hjgh in the prize list. • .' . .
In the first place, procure one or two 27-inch wire show pens. Any poultry appliance maker will supply them for about half -a-crown. Put the bird in at night time and allow ' him to get used to the pen before beginning operations. Let him jemain perfectly quiet. The next morning get a little bread and milk and approach the pen slowly, speaking kindly to the b...ird at the same time. Then feed him through the ' -wires very gently. In a little while he will come boldly up to eat the bread and milk. The same night repeat the same ' process, and after he has partaken of the food from your hand, gently open the door and stroke the bird Slowly down the breast Jrom the throat. j)o this a few times, and ypu will be surprised how soon he learns to stand perfectly still and appears to enjoy your caresses, Then quietly and gently > stroke him on th-^ back from the hackle to the.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I have met scores of them when fudging— birds that had they been properly trained would have^ stood very hjgh in the prize list. • .' . .
In the first place, procure one or two 27-inch wire show pens. Any poultry appliance maker will supply them for about half -a-crown. Put the bird in at night time and allow ' him to get used to the pen before beginning operations. Let him jemain perfectly quiet. The next morning get a little bread and milk and approach the pen slowly, speaking kindly to the b...ird at the same time. Then feed him through the ' -wires very gently. In a little while he will come boldly up to eat the bread and milk. The same night repeat the same ' process, and after he has partaken of the food from your hand, gently open the door and stroke the bird Slowly down the breast Jrom the throat. j)o this a few times, and ypu will be surprised how soon he learns to stand perfectly still and appears to enjoy your caresses, Then quietly and gently > stroke him on th-^ back from the hackle to the.
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