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PRACTICAL PHEASANT REARING; 



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J3y RICH^Rr) CTOJ^Ll^ LLOYD T*I£ICE], 



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CONTENTS. 



Chap. 

 I.— The General History of the 

 Pheasant — Treating of the 

 Pheasant and its Egg. 

 11.— The Barn Door Hens. 

 III. — The Eggs and the Appliances 



necessary for Hatching. 

 IV. — Hatching Out — The Incubator, 

 v.— The Bearing Field — Protection 



from Vermin. 

 VI.— MoTing of the Coops and Treat- 

 ment of the Young Birds. 



Chap. 



Vn. — Becipes for the Preparation of 

 and Instructions for the primer 

 Administration of the Food to 

 Young Pheasants. 

 VIII. — The Diseases of Young Pheasants 

 and their Cure. 

 IX. — Oatchingup, Moving into Coverts, 

 and the proper Food for Older 

 Birds. 

 X. — Miscellaneous Bemarks, and a 

 few "Words on Turkeys. 



APPENDIX-HINTS ON GEOUSE DRIVING. 



Chap. 



Chap. 



I.— Practical Hints on Driving G-rouse. 

 II. — Practical Hints on Driving Grouse 

 (continued). 



Ill, — The Working of the Drive, and the 

 Duties of the Drivers. 



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