Hitting Vs. Missing With the Shotgun
Hitting Vs. Missing With the Shotgun
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I had seen him do this upon one occasion, and heard him tell of other instances, and I was just aching to have him try it on me, as I had confi- dence in my ability to get as much fun out of this game as would fall to his share.
The next morning Ethan drove to my home, accompanied by a friend, Mr. Roosevelt, of New York, who had come to shoot with him. Whether it was Mr. Robert B. Roosevelt, or his brother Cornelius, I cannot recall. When we arrived at the cover both of them found fault because... the thicket was so dense, but I did not tell them that it was for this reason I had selected it, but gave them to understand that there were birds enough to offset any difficulty of that nature, and this was soon demonstrated to their satisfaction.
Before we were fairly out of the wagon, more than twenty grouse rose near us and flew into the swamp beyond. Mr. Allin had two dogs, old Tip— only she was young then — ^and a red dog that was not under good control, and therefore was kept at heel most of the time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had seen him do this upon one occasion, and heard him tell of other instances, and I was just aching to have him try it on me, as I had confi- dence in my ability to get as much fun out of this game as would fall to his share.
The next morning Ethan drove to my home, accompanied by a friend, Mr. Roosevelt, of New York, who had come to shoot with him. Whether it was Mr. Robert B. Roosevelt, or his brother Cornelius, I cannot recall. When we arrived at the cover both of them found fault because... the thicket was so dense, but I did not tell them that it was for this reason I had selected it, but gave them to understand that there were birds enough to offset any difficulty of that nature, and this was soon demonstrated to their satisfaction.
Before we were fairly out of the wagon, more than twenty grouse rose near us and flew into the swamp beyond. Mr. Allin had two dogs, old Tip— only she was young then — ^and a red dog that was not under good control, and therefore was kept at heel most of the time.
What to read after Hitting Vs. Missing With the Shotgun?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S T Stephen Tillinghast Hammond to read onlineMoreLess
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