Thesauros Edebiyat Tarih On Hunting

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6.8 To the cordSee 2.4. The stone serves as an anchor when the net falls off the stakes. let him attach a long, big stone, so that the net may not pull away when the hare is inside. Let him make his line long and high,The stakes must not be too deep in the ground, or the nets will not be high enough. so that the hare may not jump over.
6.8 When it comes to tracking the hare, he must not be too zealous. To do everything possible to effect a quick capture shows perseverance, but is not hunting.These remarks read like an afterthought.
6.9 Let him stretch the hayes on level ground and put the road-netsThe hayes and purse-nets seem to be connected in the same series; but the road-nets seem to be independent screens. in roads and from game tracks into the adjacent ground, fastening down the (lower) cords to the ground, joining the elbows, fixing the stakes between the selvedges,We are to think of a series of nets joined together. These stakes will be inserted in the top and bottom line of meshes. The selvedge runs along the top and bottom of the net. putting the ends on the top of the stakes and stopping the byways.

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