My Friend the Partridge; Memories of New England Shooting, By S. T. Hammond ("shadow")
My Friend the Partridge; Memories of New England Shooting, By S. T. Hammond ("shadow")
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Blowing the whistle for the dog, I turned toward the cover just in time to see a noble cock bird burst from the center of it and make a long flight to a patch of alders. The ^conduct awak- ened my slumbering suspicions that the whistle was to blame in such cases, and as the ground was favorable, I determined to investigate the matter further. Crossing to a knoll about two hundred yards from his place of refuge, I again blew the whistle, and was not greatly surprised to see this wary bird again ...take wing and make for a dense thicket four or five hundred yards away. Now I had had lots of trouble in that place, and in order to prevent the bird from causing me grief in the tangled thicket, I went around to the edge some distance above the bird, when I gave him another call with the whistle, to which he instantly responded, and greatly to my satisfaction flew straight across the open to the far point of a birch knoll. This knoll was about forty yards in width at the end nearest me, run- 34 SHOOTING GROUSE FROM TREES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blowing the whistle for the dog, I turned toward the cover just in time to see a noble cock bird burst from the center of it and make a long flight to a patch of alders. The ^conduct awak- ened my slumbering suspicions that the whistle was to blame in such cases, and as the ground was favorable, I determined to investigate the matter further. Crossing to a knoll about two hundred yards from his place of refuge, I again blew the whistle, and was not greatly surprised to see this wary bird again ...take wing and make for a dense thicket four or five hundred yards away. Now I had had lots of trouble in that place, and in order to prevent the bird from causing me grief in the tangled thicket, I went around to the edge some distance above the bird, when I gave him another call with the whistle, to which he instantly responded, and greatly to my satisfaction flew straight across the open to the far point of a birch knoll. This knoll was about forty yards in width at the end nearest me, run- 34 SHOOTING GROUSE FROM TREES.
What to read after My Friend the Partridge; Memories of New England Shooting, By S. T. Hammond ("shadow")?
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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