Hunting Camps in Wood And Wilderness
Hunting Camps in Wood And Wilderness
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Snow and sleet driving before a heavy wind. Saw many does and seventeen stags, none particularly fine. The other side of Deer Lake the country seems to be all * Mr. J. G. Millais was the first sportsman to visit this lake, which has since been named after him.
A FALL HUNTING TRIP. Ill upland marshes and woods, that is before you come up on to the ' big country ' that lies beyond it. At this time of year the stags seem to prefer the hard ground, the rocky, mossy barrens which Wells calls * sandy... ridges. ' I do not therefore think the other side of the lake would be very good ground at this time of year.
" We then visited the barrens north of our camp ; after a long hunt, saw a stag with curiously deformed antlers, no bays, but, as it appeared, two separate horns growing like a V almost from the coronet. While we were watching him a doe suddenly dashed into sight, followed by a stag with what looked like a head full of points. I thought him very good, and killed him as he galloped by at about one hundred yards.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Snow and sleet driving before a heavy wind. Saw many does and seventeen stags, none particularly fine. The other side of Deer Lake the country seems to be all * Mr. J. G. Millais was the first sportsman to visit this lake, which has since been named after him.
A FALL HUNTING TRIP. Ill upland marshes and woods, that is before you come up on to the ' big country ' that lies beyond it. At this time of year the stags seem to prefer the hard ground, the rocky, mossy barrens which Wells calls * sandy... ridges. ' I do not therefore think the other side of the lake would be very good ground at this time of year.
" We then visited the barrens north of our camp ; after a long hunt, saw a stag with curiously deformed antlers, no bays, but, as it appeared, two separate horns growing like a V almost from the coronet. While we were watching him a doe suddenly dashed into sight, followed by a stag with what looked like a head full of points. I thought him very good, and killed him as he galloped by at about one hundred yards.
What to read after Hunting Camps in Wood And Wilderness?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Prichard Hesketh Vernon Hesketh to read onlineMoreLess
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