The Wilderness Hunter
The Wilderness Hunter
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While the antagonists are head on, the worst that can happen is a punch on the shoulder which will not break the thick hide, though it may bruise the flesh underneath. It is only when a beast is caught while turning that there is a chance to deliver a possibly deadly stab in the flank, with the brow prongs, the " dog- killers" as they are called in bucks. Sometimes, but rarely, fighting wapiti get their antlers interlocked and perish miserably ; my own ranch, the Elkhom, was named from finding ...on the spot where the ranch house now stands two splendid pairs of elk antlers thus interlocked.
Wapiti keep their antlers until the spring, whereas deer and moose lose theirs by midwinter. The bull's be- havior in relation to the cow is merely that of a vicious and brutal coward. He bullies her continually, and in Digitized by Google 1 64 The Wilderness Hunter.
times of danger his one thought is for sneaking off to secure his own safety. For all his noble looks he is a very unamiable beast, who behaves with brutal ferocity to the weak, and shows abject terror of the strong.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
While the antagonists are head on, the worst that can happen is a punch on the shoulder which will not break the thick hide, though it may bruise the flesh underneath. It is only when a beast is caught while turning that there is a chance to deliver a possibly deadly stab in the flank, with the brow prongs, the " dog- killers" as they are called in bucks. Sometimes, but rarely, fighting wapiti get their antlers interlocked and perish miserably ; my own ranch, the Elkhom, was named from finding ...on the spot where the ranch house now stands two splendid pairs of elk antlers thus interlocked.
Wapiti keep their antlers until the spring, whereas deer and moose lose theirs by midwinter. The bull's be- havior in relation to the cow is merely that of a vicious and brutal coward. He bullies her continually, and in Digitized by Google 1 64 The Wilderness Hunter.
times of danger his one thought is for sneaking off to secure his own safety. For all his noble looks he is a very unamiable beast, who behaves with brutal ferocity to the weak, and shows abject terror of the strong.
What to read after The Wilderness Hunter?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Roosevelt Theodore to read onlineMoreLess
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