Practical taxidermy, and home decoration : together with general information for sportsmen (1880)
Batty, Joseph H., d. 1906 · New York : Orange Judd Company · leaf 102
fty yards distant, should be led from four tosix feet, according to its speed. One rising from thewater at forty yards, can be brought down by aiming atthe end of the bill. A drivmg bird, or bird flying straight from the shoot-er, should be well covered, and the trigger pressed whenthe game has… … ilKLLlOUri.NG OK JACKINU DLCK:^. ear will lead the hunter to birds which would otherwisebe passed unseen. Many of our native birds have onlytheir song and alarm notes. Others, such as jays, theyellow-breasted chat, and some thrushes, have a varietyof notes, while a few species, such as the cedar…
Taxidermy · Interior decoration
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