The Badminton Magazine 1898-06: Vol 6 Iss 35 (1898)
Longman, Green & Co · leaf 82
he fin ropes are then got hold of, and she is drawn up as tight as may be, with her head and shoulders } well out of water, and her back against the stern of the dingey, the fin ropes being made fast to the thwart. Two can be taken off in a this way at one time, and when brought alongside the… … and having a grated opening in the wall facing the sea, to admit i fresh water at high tide. Here they are kept until wanted for i killing. This is effected by one of the butchers. The turtle is slung up with a block by the hind paddles, head downwards, and the throat is then cut. Occasionally a…
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