The Overland Monthly volume S2 20
The Overland Monthly volume S2 20
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In the water they are vastly more at home. Where we 1892. J Los Farallones de los Frayles.
233 were, the water was so clear that we could see the bottom, and watch the swift and easy movements of these beasts so awkward on land.
The keepers shoot the seals for their oil, bristles, and other valuable parts, and sometimes mount the heads of the larger bulls for sale as ornaments. It requires a good shot and an experienced hunter to secure this game ; for unless the bullet is instantly fatal the w...ounded seal at once dashes into the water and sinks out of reach. The hunter watches his chance, and picks out a seal that is lying so that the body cannot roll into the surf, and sends his bullet straight into the brain.
Unless wounded and cornered they will not attack a man ; it is chiefly by their mad rush to the water that they endanger any one in their way. Mr. Beeman, Chief Keeper, told us of a nar- row escape of his. He leaped down in- to a fissure of the rocks, and nearly landed on top of a very large bull.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the water they are vastly more at home. Where we 1892. J Los Farallones de los Frayles.
233 were, the water was so clear that we could see the bottom, and watch the swift and easy movements of these beasts so awkward on land.
The keepers shoot the seals for their oil, bristles, and other valuable parts, and sometimes mount the heads of the larger bulls for sale as ornaments. It requires a good shot and an experienced hunter to secure this game ; for unless the bullet is instantly fatal the w...ounded seal at once dashes into the water and sinks out of reach. The hunter watches his chance, and picks out a seal that is lying so that the body cannot roll into the surf, and sends his bullet straight into the brain.
Unless wounded and cornered they will not attack a man ; it is chiefly by their mad rush to the water that they endanger any one in their way. Mr. Beeman, Chief Keeper, told us of a nar- row escape of his. He leaped down in- to a fissure of the rocks, and nearly landed on top of a very large bull.
What to read after The Overland Monthly volume S2 20?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harold Stirling Bird to read onlineMoreLess
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