Hunting Reflections
Hunting Reflections
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Both aids will have been told beforehand where to go and each on reaching his appointed spot must take up a position that commands an uninterrupted view, from which he should not move his gaze for a second. If as may happen, one of the field should accompany him, he should refuse to be drawn into conversation and poHtely request the talkative one not to utter a word. If a good position close to a covert is obtained and a whip has not made a sound, a fox will go away almost under his horse's nos...e obhvious of the watcher's proximity.
88 What happens next may have an important bearing on the fortunes of a hunt. Getting away as quickly as possible after a fox is certainly of great importance, but no sound should be made until the varmint has a clear field's start, or otherwise the holloa may induce him to turn back. Personally I am all in favour of the whistle on these occasions as it is a signal to huntsman as well as hounds and not being as alarming as the human voice to a fox can be used sooner.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Both aids will have been told beforehand where to go and each on reaching his appointed spot must take up a position that commands an uninterrupted view, from which he should not move his gaze for a second. If as may happen, one of the field should accompany him, he should refuse to be drawn into conversation and poHtely request the talkative one not to utter a word. If a good position close to a covert is obtained and a whip has not made a sound, a fox will go away almost under his horse's nos...e obhvious of the watcher's proximity.
88 What happens next may have an important bearing on the fortunes of a hunt. Getting away as quickly as possible after a fox is certainly of great importance, but no sound should be made until the varmint has a clear field's start, or otherwise the holloa may induce him to turn back. Personally I am all in favour of the whistle on these occasions as it is a signal to huntsman as well as hounds and not being as alarming as the human voice to a fox can be used sooner.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Otho John Otho Paget to read onlineMoreLess
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