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Indeed, sometimes they would herd, and drive, their prey against such barriers. - (Conspirators of Gor, Chapter 10, Sentence #459)

Actually, I was not really half-naked, as many men put their slaves into the streets, but reasonably modestly garbed, as I wore the tunic of a woman's serving slave, to be sure, one rather more revealing than most. I walked at the edge of the market, the walls of buildings to my right. I had been told that larls stalking tabuk would sometimes delay their charge until their prey grazed beside a cliff, a wall of stone, a dense thicket. Indeed, sometimes they would herd, and drive, their prey against such barriers. It was not so strange then that tabuk commonly grazed in open, or lightly wooded, areas. The walls were at my right, at my right shoulder. I gave as little evidence as I could of my fear. - (Conspirators of Gor)