Cotk-Pairtridgey wfiich will be very loud and earneft ; 

 and ifteir fortie few calls the Hen will anfwer, and by 

 this means they meet together i which you (hall know 

 by their rejoycing and chattering one with another : 

 upon the hearing of which, take your range about them, 

 drawing nearer and nearer to the place you heard therti 

 juckjn ■•, then caft your eye towards the Furrows of the 

 Lands, and there you will foon find where the Covie 

 lies, and fo take them as your fancy (hall lead you. 



The beft, fafeft, and ealieft way for finding of Par- 

 tridges is by the Call, having firft learned the true and 

 natural Notes of the Partridge^ knowing how to tune 

 every Note in its proper Key, applying them to their 

 due times and feafons. 



Being perfed: herein, cither Mornihgs or Evenings 

 Tall other times being improper) go to their Haunts, and 

 having convey'd your felf into fome fecret place where 

 you may fee and not be feen, liften a while if you can 

 hear the Partridges call •, if you do, anfwer them again 

 in the fame Note, and as they change or double thieir 

 Notes, fo muft you in like manner : thus continue doing 

 till they draw nearer and nearer unto you. Having 

 them in your view, lay your felf on your back, and lie 

 as if you were dead without motion, by which means 

 you may count their whole number. 



Having attained to the knowledge of difcovering 

 them where they lie, the next thing will be a ready 

 Way how to catch them. 



Of taking Partridges ivhh Nets. 



The Nets wherewith you enfnare Partridges muft ht 

 every way like your Pheajant-ncts, both for length and 

 breadth •, onely the Me(h muft be fmaller, being made: 

 of the fame Thread, and dyed of the fame colour. 



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