. The American sportsman : containing hints to sportsmen, notes on shooting, and the habits of game birds and wild fowl of America . of partridges or birds. A brace and a half of partridges or A brace of birds. To spring or flush GROUSE. A brood of grouse. A leash of grouse. A pack of To raise a A brace of WOODCOCKS. ■ A. couple of woodcocks. A flight or fall of woodcocks. A couple and a half of woodcocks. To flush or start a woodcock. SNIPE OR PLOVER. A wisp or walk of snipes. A couple and a half of snipes orA wing or congregation of plovers. plovers. A couple of snipes or plovers. To spring
. The American sportsman : containing hints to sportsmen, notes on shooting, and the habits of game birds and wild fowl of America . of partridges or birds. A brace and a half of partridges or A brace of birds. To spring or flush GROUSE. A brood of grouse. A leash of grouse. A pack of To raise a A brace of WOODCOCKS. ■ A. couple of woodcocks. A flight or fall of woodcocks. A couple and a half of woodcocks. To flush or start a woodcock. SNIPE OR PLOVER. A wisp or walk of snipes. A couple and a half of snipes orA wing or congregation of plovers. plovers. A couple of snipes or plovers. To spring a snipe or plover. 3 34 LEWIS S AMERICAN SPORTSMAN. SMALL WILD-FOWL, OR SHORE-BIRDS, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. A flock of. A couple and a half of. A couple of. REED-BIRDS AND RAILS. A llock of reed-birds. To get up a rail. A dozen of reed-birds. To mark a rail. Five, ten, fifteen, or twenty rails. A brace of leash of hares. To start or move a hare. LARGE WILD-FOWL. A flock, team, or badelynge of wild A flock of teal. ducks. A gang of brent. A company or trip of wild ducks. A whiteness of gaggle or flock of
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