. The beagle in America and England. Beagles (Dogs). The Beagle in America '45 Cold-trailing and pottering (which usually accompanies it) are unpardonable faults in a hare dog, for the hare will make enough tracks in a night to keep a cold trailing, pottering hound busy all day. When a hound comes in contact with scent he should "cut" through and over it (just as a man using his eyes on the snow), until he gets the lead away, follow it silently to the end—but the hare is never there, his instinct has taught him how to protect his day bed and the hound, through knowl- edge gained by e
. The beagle in America and England. Beagles (Dogs). The Beagle in America '45 Cold-trailing and pottering (which usually accompanies it) are unpardonable faults in a hare dog, for the hare will make enough tracks in a night to keep a cold trailing, pottering hound busy all day. When a hound comes in contact with scent he should "cut" through and over it (just as a man using his eyes on the snow), until he gets the lead away, follow it silently to the end—but the hare is never there, his instinct has taught him how to protect his day bed and the hound, through knowl- edge gained by experience, knows what to do—to get in and rout him out and scream the northwood's doctor Take oft' your coat and vest, unbutton your collar, game is up, and it will stay up as long as you care to remain in that locality. Down over the bare ganister rocks he comes, up an old stone road, in a smooth frozen log trail, out through the brier and devil club, down an old sand road, right back, straight up and over the mountain, around through the jack-pine. Offer no apologies for your hounds. Do not say you fed them sweet cake, or the scenting conditions are bad. Get to them, see the hare, check your hounds, watch the inherent traits of their. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Prentice, Henry Wilson, 1872-. De Kalb, Ill. , Chronicle publishing co. ]
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