Hints for Hunting in a Strange Country. 1907.

For Sale is a Full Page removed from "The Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News, October 26th, 1907," showing the Following 9 Drawings by G. H. Jalland, called "Hints for Hunting in a Strange Country."

   1- Better introduce yourself to the M.F.H. at the opening meet-, but it ia as well to know if your new horse is quiet with hounds before you ride amongst them.
   2- Don't wander about outside the covert- you're sure to get just where they want the Fox to break.
   3- When you see the entire field holding away from a fence you should take iit for granted there is something they know of. Dont invertigate.
   4- Far better to follow a man who knows the country- but for goodness sake give him room to fall or yoou'll be in his pocket.
   5- If a Keeper looking man happens to hold a gate-dont jump to the conclusion that he is a Keeper & offer him sixpence.  He may be the owner of the land over which you are riding & a country man.
   6- Catch loose horses if you wish to make friends but mind you dont lose you own in the process.
   7- Be chary of pulling down fences. all farmers do not like it- and the owner may be just behind.
   8- You may easily be let in for more than you want, if you accept offers from mild looking men to show you a short cut home.
   9- It is a good plan to carry a map of the country, but a silly one to unfold it when you are mounted, unless you are sure your horse wont mind.

Condition is Very Good.