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Book 18. (1 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Individual Quote)

It may be strangled; it may be crushed beneath the knees, with the hunter's weight; or it may be put on its belly, its back to be broken by a swift blow of the foot. - (Blood Brothers of Gor, Chapter 37, Sentence #88)
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37 88 It may be strangled; it may be crushed View more quotes about beneath">beneath the knees, with the hunter's weight; or it may be put on its belly, its back to be broken by a swift blow of the foot.

Book 18. (7 results) Blood Brothers of Gor (Context Quote)

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37 85 Similar pits, though much smaller, are used for the capture of the taloned Herlit.
37 86 In the case of the Herlit it is dragged bodily into the pit.
37 87 There it may be dealt with in various ways.
37 88 It may be strangled; it may be crushed beneath the knees, with the hunter's weight; or it may be put on its belly, its back to be broken by a swift blow of the foot.
37 89 In the latter two fashions, the wings are put to the side.
37 90 This avoids damage to the feathers.
37 91 It is not easy to kill such a bird with the bare hands, but that is the prescribed methodology.
Similar pits, though much smaller, are used for the capture of the taloned Herlit. In the case of the Herlit it is dragged bodily into the pit. There it may be dealt with in various ways. It may be strangled; it may be crushed beneath the knees, with the hunter's weight; or it may be put on its belly, its back to be broken by a swift blow of the foot. In the latter two fashions, the wings are put to the side. This avoids damage to the feathers. It is not easy to kill such a bird with the bare hands, but that is the prescribed methodology. - (Blood Brothers of Gor)