When being pursued they are most conspicuous across ground that has been
						broken up, if they have some red in their coats, or across stubble, owing to
						the shadow they cast. They are also conspicuous in game paths and on roads
						if these are level, since the bright colour of their coats shows up in the
						light. But when their line of retreat is amongst stones, in the mountains,
						over rocky or thickly wooded ground they cannot be seen owing to the
						similarity of colouring. When they are well ahead of the hounds, they will stop, and sitting up will
						raise themselves and listen for the baying or the footfall of the hounds
						anywhere near; and should they hear the sound of them from any quarter, they
						make off.