Yahi Archery
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It resembles the plaintive bleat of a fawn.
In decoying deer, Ishi also used a deer s head. He had one in his original camp from which the horns had been removed, and it was stuffed with leaves and twigs. This he placed 011 his head, and raising it above a bush, attracted the attention of his game, stimulating its curiosity while luring it within bow shot.
In none of our trips with Ishi were we able to kill a deer. Upon several occasions we secured shots, but owing to the distance, fall of the ...ground, or lack of accuracy, we failed to hit. The nearest shot was at sixty yards, and this is well beyond the Indian range of effective ness. That it is possible, however, to kill large game with the bow. We proved upon a subsequent hunting expedition with Mr. W. J. Compton. We shot and killed two deer with the English long bow. One of these bucks Mr. Compton shot running at 65 yards. The steel pointed arrow penetrated the chest and protruded a foot the other side, breaking off as the deer bounded through the brush.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It resembles the plaintive bleat of a fawn.
In decoying deer, Ishi also used a deer s head. He had one in his original camp from which the horns had been removed, and it was stuffed with leaves and twigs. This he placed 011 his head, and raising it above a bush, attracted the attention of his game, stimulating its curiosity while luring it within bow shot.
In none of our trips with Ishi were we able to kill a deer. Upon several occasions we secured shots, but owing to the distance, fall of the ...ground, or lack of accuracy, we failed to hit. The nearest shot was at sixty yards, and this is well beyond the Indian range of effective ness. That it is possible, however, to kill large game with the bow. We proved upon a subsequent hunting expedition with Mr. W. J. Compton. We shot and killed two deer with the English long bow. One of these bucks Mr. Compton shot running at 65 yards. The steel pointed arrow penetrated the chest and protruded a foot the other side, breaking off as the deer bounded through the brush.
What to read after Yahi Archery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Saxton T Saxton Temple Pope to read onlineMoreLess
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