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Frightening a fox almost always results in sending him out of the road and compelling horsemen to stop in order to take down a panel of fence every little while that they may follow the animal, and before you can get the fence put up again the own- er is on the ground, and after you have made change with him and mounted again ' Ought to be enough. ' io6 AUTHORS READINGS the fox may be nine miles away. Try by all means to keep your fox in the road !
It makes a great difference what kind of fox y...ou use, however. I once had a fox on my Pumpkin Butte estates that lasted me three years, and I never knew him to shy or turn out of the road for anything but a load- ed team. He was the best fox for hunting purposes that I ever had. Every spring I would sprinkle him with Scotch snuff and put him away in the bureau till fall. He would then come out bright and chipper.
He was always ready to enter into the chase with all the chic and embonpoint of a regu- lar Kenosha, and nothing pleased him better than to be about eight miles in advance of my thoroughbred pack in full cry, scamper- ing 'cross country, while stretching back a few miles behind the dogs followed a pale young man and his fiancier, each riding a horse that had sat down too hard on his tail some time and driven it into his system about six joints.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frightening a fox almost always results in sending him out of the road and compelling horsemen to stop in order to take down a panel of fence every little while that they may follow the animal, and before you can get the fence put up again the own- er is on the ground, and after you have made change with him and mounted again ' Ought to be enough. ' io6 AUTHORS READINGS the fox may be nine miles away. Try by all means to keep your fox in the road !
It makes a great difference what kind of fox y...ou use, however. I once had a fox on my Pumpkin Butte estates that lasted me three years, and I never knew him to shy or turn out of the road for anything but a load- ed team. He was the best fox for hunting purposes that I ever had. Every spring I would sprinkle him with Scotch snuff and put him away in the bureau till fall. He would then come out bright and chipper.
He was always ready to enter into the chase with all the chic and embonpoint of a regu- lar Kenosha, and nothing pleased him better than to be about eight miles in advance of my thoroughbred pack in full cry, scamper- ing 'cross country, while stretching back a few miles behind the dogs followed a pale young man and his fiancier, each riding a horse that had sat down too hard on his tail some time and driven it into his system about six joints.
What to read after Authors' Readings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Riley, James Whitcomb, 1849-1916 to read onlineMoreLess
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