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I had seen, an Ahn earlier, before we had reached this camp site, a tawny movement in the brush, some fifty yards in front of us, and to our left. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 6, Sentence #255)

I did not expect it would take long for Verna's girls to pick her up. We had made no effort to conceal our movements, or trail. I suspected that, already, they were aware of our presence in the forests. I had seen, an Ahn earlier, before we had reached this camp site, a tawny movement in the brush, some fifty yards in front of us, and to our left. I did not think that it was a forest panther. The men were cutting and sharpening stakes, and setting them in the ground, about our camp site. I looked at Sheera, kneeling in the bracelets. - (Hunters of Gor)