...practised of late years ; the park-keeper alone generally shooting them with a rifled gun, at one shot. " When the cows calve, they hide their calves for a...situation, and go and suckle them two or three times a-day. If any person come near the calves, they clap their heads close to the ground, and lie like...

...little practised of late years; the park-keeper alo nerally shooting them with a rifled gun at one shot. the cows calve, they hide their calves for a week or ten ' j1; in some sequestered situation, and go and suckle l"1''^ or three times a day. If any person come...

...ten days after calving, the wild cows hide their calves in some sequestered retreat, and go to them and suckle them two or three times a day. If any person comes near one of the calves, it crouches close upon the ground, and endeavours to hide itself, which...

...was perhaps the only remains of the grandeur of ancient hunting. They are exceedingly shy; the cows hide their calves for a week or ten days, in some sequestered spot, and go and suckle them several times a day.t The long-horns, which extend over the western districts...

...practised of late years, the park-keeper alone generally shooting them with a rifled gun at one shot. " When the cows calve, they hide their calves for a...heads close to the ground, and lie like a hare in form, to hide themselves. This is a proof of their native wildness, and is corroborated by the following...

...provoke them further, for there is little doubt that in two or three turns they would make an attack. " When the cows calve, they hide their calves for a week or ten clays in some sequestered situation, and go anrl suckle them two or three times a day. If any person...

...external marks of difference, possess in common many questionable characteristics. Culley proceeds : — " When the cows calve, they hide their calves for a...heads close to the ground, and lie like a hare in form, to hide themselves ; this is a proof of their native wildness, and is corroborated by the following...

...practised of late years — the park-keeper alone generally killing them with a rifled gun at one shot. When the cows calve, they hide their calves for a...situation, and go and suckle them two or three times a-day. If any person come near the calves, they clap their heads close to the ground, and lie like...

...practised of late years, the park-keeper alone generally shooting them with a rifled gun at one shot When the cows calve they hide their calves for a week...heads close to the ground, and lie like a hare in form to hide themselves : this is a proof of their native wildness, and is corroborated by the following...

...how to deal with kidnappers. We are told that if any one went near the Chillingham calves, they would clap their heads close to the ground, and lie like a hare in form 8 . USEFULNESS OF OXEN. to hide themselves. Mr. Culley tells us that he once found a hidden calf,...