 | William Hamilton Maxwell - 1833 - 618 trang
...huntsman to animate them as much as he can : he must keep them forward, and press them on ; for it is not likely, in this case, that they should over-run the scent : at these times the whole work is generally done by a few hounds, and lie should keep close to them. The many chances that are against... | |
 | John Mills - 1845 - 498 trang
...huntsman should animate them as much as he can. He must press them forward and keep them on; for it is not likely, in this case, that they should over-run the...times the whole work is done by a few hounds ; and the huntsman should keep close to them, to cheer and assist them in trouble and difficulty. The many... | |
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... quick method of hunting that I mostly value in any hound; such as are possessed of it are seldom long off the scent; it is the reverse of slackness. 266 and and a long day, it is necessary for a huntsman to animate them as much as he can; he must... 