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The Still-Hunter
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Publisher
King PressYear
2013Print ISBN
9781446033890eBook ISBN
9781447489061Table of contents
- Cover
- Title
- Preface to Illustrated Edition
- Contents
- Illustrations
- I. Introduction
- II. To find Good Hunting-ground
- III. Examining the Ground, Signs, etc
- IV. The Senses of the Game and Hunter
- V. The Daily Life of Deer and Antelope
- VI. Looking for Deer that are on Foot
- VII. Looking for Deer Lying Down
- VIII. The First Sight of Game
- IX. The First Shot at a Deer
- X. Running-time
- XI. Hunting on Snow
- XII. The Surest Way to Track Deer when very Wild
- XIII. Tracking on Bare Ground
- XIV. Still-hunting on Open Ground
- XV. Deer on Open Ground
- XVI. A Day in the Table-lands
- XVII. Another Kind of Open Ground
- XVIII. The Still-hunter’s Cardinal Virtue
- XIX. Hunting in the Open and in Timber Combined
- XX. Subordinate Principles
- XXI. Two or more Persons Hunting in Company. Hunting on Horseback
- XXII. Special Modes of Hunting. The Cow-bell and Tiring Down Deer
- XXIII. Deer in Bands. General Hints, etc
- XXIV. To Manage a Deer when Hit
- XXV. The Rifle on Game at Rest
- XXVI. The Rifle on Moving Game
- XXVII. The Rifle on Moving Game (continued)
- XXVIII. Long-range Shooting at Game
- XXIX. The Effect of Recoil upon Shooting
- XXX. The Killing Power of Bullets. Explosive, Expansive, and other Bullets. Slit Bullets, Buckshot, etc
- XXXI. The Hunting-rifle, and Flight of Balls
- XXXII. The Sighting of Hunting-rifles
- XXXIII. The Loading, Care, and Management of Rifles
- XXXIV. Moccasins, Buckskin, etc. Advice. Conclusion