APPENDIX. 



IT may be as well to mention, that I consider the authority of 

 the Richmond Park keeper, quoted in page 43, good only as far 

 as it goes, and not as determining the longevity of deer in a 

 wilder state, and under more natural circumstances. 



Mr. Herring, of the New Road, London, dealer in animals, 

 communicated a fact to me that is somewhat at variance with the 

 authorities of Buffon and Mr. John Crerer, as mentioned in the 

 twenty-ninth page of this volume. A full-grown hart was cut 

 by him, which dropped his horns afterwards, and had fresh ones 

 the succeeding season of 1838. This hart I myself saw, but the 

 new horns were misshapen and diminutive. 



THE HIGHEST HILLS IN THE FOREST OF ATHOLL, 



Felaar Forest. 



Glastullich. 



Benuirn. Hell's Hill. 



Cairnanree. The King's Cairn. 



Malnaspionach. 



Cairn Dairg. The Red Cairn. 



Gailcharn. The White Cairn. 



Ben-y-Gloe Forest. 



Cairn-na-Gour. Goat's Hill. 



Argiotvane. 



Cairnicklechalm. 



Ben Veg. Little Hill. 



Ben Vourich. Boar's Hill. 



Cairn Lia. Grey Cairn. 



Cairn Torkie. The Boar's Cairn. 



