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shelter. Some stony hill tops with small stags, e.g., Eagle Dhu, each Deer. Ben Vrech. Marches with Scrinadle at Glenabatrich River and Largy to South, Loch Tarbert and Corrienaheira form the North ^9 Stags. and West boundary and the fence of Gate-house inclosure, 35 Knobbers together with the fence of Knock Crome, form the East. Extent _ about 7,000 acres. About 50 Gate-house stags winter in Cor- 5 10 Total. rienaheira and Lagg. Corrienaheira would be a natural and very valuable addition to the Forest (3,500 acres of open ground). Forest Largy No. 4 Forest district. Count 178 hinds (one year old District, 4. and above) 80 calves This district is chiefly stag ground. Many Lar gy> chiefly facing good stags on Largy. Fairly stocked, say 500 deer or 55 to East. 1000 acres, or i deer to 18 acres. 9,000 Acres. Fertility, 45 calves to TOO hinds (one year old and above). Very ^ Io I00> good hinds and calves here, our best. Eastern exposure for most part, but Largy has every exposure and every kind of ground, though only one small piece of sea l8 Acres to each Deer, shore, in Bay of Small Isles, say a mile of sea shore, of which deer are very fond. A great deal of good feeding, of shelter, of 183 Stags. low ground and of high ground. Small stags in the stony tops of 2 S Knobbers Glasven, Unven, and the Paps. Pap Stags are fit to kill ten 8o g* 1 ^ 8 ' days later than the rest. Stags from other districts come to 31 Pap Deer reside in Largy. In 1878 perhaps Largy bred 20 calves, now 80, capital hinds and calves. Extent about 9,000 acres ; the - 500, Total.