The Sportsman's Library
The Sportsman's Library
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Under the head of "The Distemper in dogs," (page 326,) a treatment will be found, which applies as well to greyhounds as to any other.
Coursing.
Coursing is so simple a sport, that scarcely any observation is required, upon the way in which it ought to be conducted. To find hares readily, is the? principal requisite. Some men are far more expert in doing this than others. In going through gates or over stiles, you should cast your eyes on the ground ; and, if soft, yon will be able to prick the... hare, if she has lately been there. If you should find a double^ {id est^ — where she has been 356 THE SPORTSMAN'S LIBRARY.
in and out,) you may be satisfied that she is not far off, if it be a close, woodland country; for hares are not fond of fences, and will feed at no great distance from their forms. If the hedge- rows be thick, a spaniel that will thread them is of great serrice ; and you should look out for the "creeps" in the fences, as these frequently are the index of the " whereabouts" of puss.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Under the head of "The Distemper in dogs," (page 326,) a treatment will be found, which applies as well to greyhounds as to any other.
Coursing.
Coursing is so simple a sport, that scarcely any observation is required, upon the way in which it ought to be conducted. To find hares readily, is the? principal requisite. Some men are far more expert in doing this than others. In going through gates or over stiles, you should cast your eyes on the ground ; and, if soft, yon will be able to prick the... hare, if she has lately been there. If you should find a double^ {id est^ — where she has been 356 THE SPORTSMAN'S LIBRARY.
in and out,) you may be satisfied that she is not far off, if it be a close, woodland country; for hares are not fond of fences, and will feed at no great distance from their forms. If the hedge- rows be thick, a spaniel that will thread them is of great serrice ; and you should look out for the "creeps" in the fences, as these frequently are the index of the " whereabouts" of puss.
What to read after The Sportsman's Library?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Mills to read onlineMoreLess
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