JOHANN ELIAS RIDINGER
Ulm 1698 – Augsburg 1767

• An Otter in the Trap and the Steel Iron (Th. 93)
• “… particularly fine sheet” :
  How the Capercaillies are shot before the Capercaillie dog or Yapper (Th. 94)
• Instructive :
  How the Partridges are catched with the Net (Th. 97)
• Crow Magpie and Raven Lodge! (Th. 98)
• “Interesting document(s) from a historical point of view”
  The Gutting of Hare & Stag (Th. 99-100)
• The hare is chased, framed by the hounds and seized, immediately expectorated, those hounds given their right and the hide skinned at home (Th. 99)
• Ceremonial climax of the chase
  If the noble stag has perished he is gutted, the entrails taken out, the right foreleg detached, handed over to the piqueur, and by the same presented to the master and mistress (Th. 100)
• Represented surprisingly inadequately in old inventories
  Pointers in Action (Th. 101-104)
• In their four performances
  Pointers in Action (Th. 101-104)
• Before Augsburg’s cembra nut, the Pyr
  Small Pointer before Quails (Th. 104)

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