OBSERVATIONS OF THE HABITS AND HAUNTS OF THE FOX, BADGER, OTTER SEAL, HARE, AND OF THEIR PURSUERS IN CORNWALL THE sports described have led me to some of the wildest and weirdest spots of West Cornwall. There are few tracts in England more rugged than the northern part of the peninsula that lies between the Land’s End and St Ives. It is possible to travel across the moors from Crobben Hill to Chapel Cairn Brea without setting foot on cultivated ground. It is a boulder-strewn waste, void of trees, where the grey of the granite mingles in spring and autumn with the gold of the gorse that, with heather and bracken, clothes the undulating surface.…
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