156 Practical Game Preserving. 



shelter is considered sufficient, and the young are deposited 

 upon the bare ground. 



The hare does not pass so varied an existence as does 

 the rabbit, any place which affords it a reasonable amount 

 of shelter from rough weather, security from its enemies, 

 and a good supply of food, seeming to possess sufficient 

 attractions for this animal in its choice of habitat. 



