The encyclopædia of sport & games : with about 500 illustrations (1912)
London : [s.n.] · leaf 326
piece of wire netting about Amongst the natural advantages we place, forty yards from the end of the beat — a first, a good supply of water, which tends line of feathers or " sewin " [see Shoot- to keep the birds at home, and, second, posi- ing] will do as well. If a number of pheas- tion on the… … are fatal to beating and annoying to the Swinging at a High 1!ir guns. The maxim to be impressed on the keeper should be " little and often." There work, follow your birds. Always, where should never be a sound in covert except birds are numerous, and the ground admits from the person who is…
Horses · Sports · Games
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