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A practical manual for sportsmen and naturalists that surveys the otter's natural history, habitats, and nocturnal habits, then examines the history and practice of otter-hunting, pack management, hound and terrier selection, and hunting technique. The author combines firsthand field observations and photographs with advice on tracking, seasonal behaviour, burrow and run identification, and managing hunts; chapters discuss breeding and kennel routines, debates over early meets and draft versus pure-bred hounds, and offer personal reminiscences and case examples. Practical illustrations and an index make the work a hands-on reference for those interested in studying or participating in otter hunting.

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Richard Clapham

Richard Clapham was an English author known for his works that explore the natural world and outdoor pursuits. His notable titles include "Foxhunting on the Lakeland Fells," which delves into the traditions and practices of foxhunting in the picturesque Lake District, and "The Book of the Otter," a detailed examination of the life and habits of otters in their natural habitat. Clapham's writing reflects a deep appreciation for nature and wildlife, making significant contributions to literature on outdoor activities and animal behavior.

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