Partridges And Partridge Manors
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This year we treated twenty- seven nests successfully in this way. There being no woods about this part of the country, and consequently no hunting, we are not troubled hy foxes. I use reynardine round nests in exposed places to prevent dogs and cats interfering with them, and with good results.
Vermin of any kind must be carefully kept down, other- wise no fair partridge-shooting can be expected. Rats I consider the worst enemies, and it is the duty of a good keeper to see that possibly no rat... is left on the place by the time the nesting season begins. Stoats and weasels BY MANY HANDS 167 give troublej and a shai-p look-out must be kept for them.
Hedgehogs suck eggs and also kill young birds. Rooks should be very carefully watched. I have seen them hunting for eggs in quite a systematic way all along a fence. If not stopped, they would do great damage, for, having once taken an egg from a nest, they will come back to the same nest till no egg is left, I do not allow owls to be killed ; I have been told they do harm, but no case has ever come under my personal notice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This year we treated twenty- seven nests successfully in this way. There being no woods about this part of the country, and consequently no hunting, we are not troubled hy foxes. I use reynardine round nests in exposed places to prevent dogs and cats interfering with them, and with good results.
Vermin of any kind must be carefully kept down, other- wise no fair partridge-shooting can be expected. Rats I consider the worst enemies, and it is the duty of a good keeper to see that possibly no rat... is left on the place by the time the nesting season begins. Stoats and weasels BY MANY HANDS 167 give troublej and a shai-p look-out must be kept for them.
Hedgehogs suck eggs and also kill young birds. Rooks should be very carefully watched. I have seen them hunting for eggs in quite a systematic way all along a fence. If not stopped, they would do great damage, for, having once taken an egg from a nest, they will come back to the same nest till no egg is left, I do not allow owls to be killed ; I have been told they do harm, but no case has ever come under my personal notice.
What to read after Partridges And Partridge Manors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maxwell, Aymer to read onlineMoreLess
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