Tiger Slayer By Order Digby Davies Late Bombay Police
Tiger Slayer By Order Digby Davies Late Bombay Police
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The ears are large, round and wonderfully sensitive. The neck is slightly maned and well-developed, with a splash of white on the throat ; in fact, taken altogether, the colouring of this antelope is remarkably effective. The horns are like those of the greater koodoo spiral, but do not attain the enormous length of the latter, the average measurement of a lesser koodoo horn being about twenty- eight inches round the curve, though I have shot one with twenty-nine and a half round the curve, but... this was the longest I obtained. The does are of a lighter colour and devoid of horns.
The lesser koodoo are found in dense bush and aloe clumps. They go about in herds of about five and six. Their power of leaping is extraordinary, and it is a very pretty sight to see them take the bushes at great bounds. I had great luck with these antelope at Mandera, where I shot some very fine buck.
But to resume. We now ascended the Golis Range, walking half-way up the mountain, where there was a spring of clear water, to hunt for greater koodoo.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The ears are large, round and wonderfully sensitive. The neck is slightly maned and well-developed, with a splash of white on the throat ; in fact, taken altogether, the colouring of this antelope is remarkably effective. The horns are like those of the greater koodoo spiral, but do not attain the enormous length of the latter, the average measurement of a lesser koodoo horn being about twenty- eight inches round the curve, though I have shot one with twenty-nine and a half round the curve, but... this was the longest I obtained. The does are of a lighter colour and devoid of horns.
The lesser koodoo are found in dense bush and aloe clumps. They go about in herds of about five and six. Their power of leaping is extraordinary, and it is a very pretty sight to see them take the bushes at great bounds. I had great luck with these antelope at Mandera, where I shot some very fine buck.
But to resume. We now ascended the Golis Range, walking half-way up the mountain, where there was a spring of clear water, to hunt for greater koodoo.
What to read after Tiger Slayer By Order Digby Davies Late Bombay Police?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Digby Davies to read onlineMoreLess
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