Red Deer
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I77 district where the meet is. In the short days the huntsman often begins his work at nine in the morning.
When a hind has been found, and the hounds are following, she not only depends on speed, but gives every possible trouble by doubling. She will go round and round a field, like an old hare, and then leave it by a great leap to foil them. At these breaks of the scent the hounds are checked, and sometimes the young hounds will begin to run it back the wrong way ; they are then said to "hun...t heel." The ancient term was to " hunt counter," a term constantly found in old books and plays to express the sense of travelling with the back to the object sought. The hounds are then follow- ing the " heel " of the deer. Older hounds on coming to a check, when they lose the scent, cast round, that is, make a smaU circle till they find it again, and some are very clever at this.
M 178 RED DEER.
Sometimes if the snow is deep — not thaw- ing — a hound will thrust his nose into the slot of the deer as if to question it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I77 district where the meet is. In the short days the huntsman often begins his work at nine in the morning.
When a hind has been found, and the hounds are following, she not only depends on speed, but gives every possible trouble by doubling. She will go round and round a field, like an old hare, and then leave it by a great leap to foil them. At these breaks of the scent the hounds are checked, and sometimes the young hounds will begin to run it back the wrong way ; they are then said to "hun...t heel." The ancient term was to " hunt counter," a term constantly found in old books and plays to express the sense of travelling with the back to the object sought. The hounds are then follow- ing the " heel " of the deer. Older hounds on coming to a check, when they lose the scent, cast round, that is, make a smaU circle till they find it again, and some are very clever at this.
M 178 RED DEER.
Sometimes if the snow is deep — not thaw- ing — a hound will thrust his nose into the slot of the deer as if to question it.
What to read after Red Deer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jefferies Richard to read onlineMoreLess
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