Our Big Game; a book for Sportsmen And Nature Lovers
Our Big Game; a book for Sportsmen And Nature Lovers
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At the point where the encounter took place, the canyon broadened, on one side of the creek, into a sage-brush flat, about two hundred yards in width.
As the two hunters rode into the valley, they saw one large grizzly, which stood up on his haunches, and immediately saw other bears until, Mr. Frank says, the brush "seemed alive" with them. When his horse, which was a spirited animal, had first scented the bears he began to get "troublesome," but he forced him up the creek toward the willows un...til they came in sight of the game, Clark's horse was a gentle ani- mal, and he easily dismounted and fired, dropping one of the bears in his tracks; but when Mr. Frank dis- mounted, he had trouble with his horse while trying to get his Winchester from the saddle-sling. The horse reared, plunged, and kicked, and at length gave a mighty leap, escaped, and ran off with the gun.
Clark's horse followed. There was a great com- motion in the brush. Another bear got on a rock, and Clark shouted: "The wood is full of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At the point where the encounter took place, the canyon broadened, on one side of the creek, into a sage-brush flat, about two hundred yards in width.
As the two hunters rode into the valley, they saw one large grizzly, which stood up on his haunches, and immediately saw other bears until, Mr. Frank says, the brush "seemed alive" with them. When his horse, which was a spirited animal, had first scented the bears he began to get "troublesome," but he forced him up the creek toward the willows un...til they came in sight of the game, Clark's horse was a gentle ani- mal, and he easily dismounted and fired, dropping one of the bears in his tracks; but when Mr. Frank dis- mounted, he had trouble with his horse while trying to get his Winchester from the saddle-sling. The horse reared, plunged, and kicked, and at length gave a mighty leap, escaped, and ran off with the gun.
Clark's horse followed. There was a great com- motion in the brush. Another bear got on a rock, and Clark shouted: "The wood is full of them.
What to read after Our Big Game; a book for Sportsmen And Nature Lovers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Huntington, Dwight W. (Dwight Williams), 1851-1938 to read onlineMoreLess
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