Fifty Years a Hunter And Trapper Experiences And Observations of E N Woodcock
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After some hard tugging we got the deer on his shoulder and he started up the hill. I started to get out of the way, and I was none too soon in doing so. Mr. Com- stock had not taken a half dozen steps when back he came, deer and all, like ten thousand bricks. But as he did not break any limbs or his neck, he was bound to try it again, which he did with the same result. But this time he was quite badly bruised, and he was now satisfied to leave the deer until morning, when Bill went with us and... we made a sort of a litter and carried it to camp whole ; and he was a proud and happy man. When Mr. Comstock and I left the deer and decided to await reinforcements, we struck the trail of Bill, drawing a deer in the direction of camp, so we now knew why Bill had not followed the trail of the deer through to where Comstock and I were watching.
It was now about the closing time for deer hunting, so after Mr. Comstock had left for 'home, 'Bill and I put in the time until the first of March tending the small traps with the usual success of the average trapper, getting a fox, or mink or marten or some piece of fur nearly every day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After some hard tugging we got the deer on his shoulder and he started up the hill. I started to get out of the way, and I was none too soon in doing so. Mr. Com- stock had not taken a half dozen steps when back he came, deer and all, like ten thousand bricks. But as he did not break any limbs or his neck, he was bound to try it again, which he did with the same result. But this time he was quite badly bruised, and he was now satisfied to leave the deer until morning, when Bill went with us and... we made a sort of a litter and carried it to camp whole ; and he was a proud and happy man. When Mr. Comstock and I left the deer and decided to await reinforcements, we struck the trail of Bill, drawing a deer in the direction of camp, so we now knew why Bill had not followed the trail of the deer through to where Comstock and I were watching.
It was now about the closing time for deer hunting, so after Mr. Comstock had left for 'home, 'Bill and I put in the time until the first of March tending the small traps with the usual success of the average trapper, getting a fox, or mink or marten or some piece of fur nearly every day.
What to read after Fifty Years a Hunter And Trapper Experiences And Observations of E N Woodcock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eldred Nathaniel Woodcock to read onlineMoreLess
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