The Pheasant. Natural History 2
The Pheasant. Natural History 2
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The above method is, as I have said, the ideal one, and should be followed wherever practicable, whether on a large or a small scale, for it is almost as useful, as a principle, for small coverts or belts as for large woods.
But we must also consider how to apply it when it is not possible to have a detached clump or covert to deal with. In the first place, you can work it equally well should you have a heath or common HO IV TO SHOW PHEASANTS 137 adjoining the covert, or even a turnip field whe...re th6 crop affords good covert. Everyone must have noticed how high pheasants will rocket out of the latter when men are walking across it for partridges, or when it is being driven in by the beaters, and what splendid shots the pheasants would give to anyone standing under the wood they make for. Well, here is your oppor- tunity; have no fear, but after first placing a few stops on the far side of the heath or turnips, and, as before, having well driven in all outlying hedgerows — a most important matter for securing the cocks, espe- cially the old ones — boldly drive all your pheasants in the same manner as before, without heading them, out into the turnips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The above method is, as I have said, the ideal one, and should be followed wherever practicable, whether on a large or a small scale, for it is almost as useful, as a principle, for small coverts or belts as for large woods.
But we must also consider how to apply it when it is not possible to have a detached clump or covert to deal with. In the first place, you can work it equally well should you have a heath or common HO IV TO SHOW PHEASANTS 137 adjoining the covert, or even a turnip field whe...re th6 crop affords good covert. Everyone must have noticed how high pheasants will rocket out of the latter when men are walking across it for partridges, or when it is being driven in by the beaters, and what splendid shots the pheasants would give to anyone standing under the wood they make for. Well, here is your oppor- tunity; have no fear, but after first placing a few stops on the far side of the heath or turnips, and, as before, having well driven in all outlying hedgerows — a most important matter for securing the cocks, espe- cially the old ones — boldly drive all your pheasants in the same manner as before, without heading them, out into the turnips.
What to read after The Pheasant. Natural History 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shand, Alexander Innes, 1832-1907 to read onlineMoreLess
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