yarded

In the spring the dead deer were found in hundreds where they had "yarded" safely through many winters before the big snow.

Bears I Have Met—and Others

He would ramble on by the hour about the things around us; about the trees, the birds, and squirrels; of the way the muskrats lived by the sawmill dam, and their cleverness in avoiding his traps; about the deer that "yarded" back of Taft's Knob last winter, and their leanness in the spring.

The Under Dog

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The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night

The Anston Center for Youth was a red brick former forge now yarded in barbed wire.

The Worst Years of Your Life

Anything to get them out of my barely yarded, too cramped, urban house in the rainy, cold northwest.

What I Suspect Will Be the Last of These for 2006 « Whatever

The tutu not having yet begun to spring, I yarded my bullocks at

A First Year in Canterbury Settlement

As, then, my bullocks could not get tuted on being turned out empty, I yarded them.

A First Year in Canterbury Settlement

I had been four feet off the rubble in the fifty-degree gully when I yarded on the overhang and the whole roof dislodged.

127 Hours

These would be yarded some fine night, the best taken and ridden hard, perhaps returned next morning, perhaps in a day or two.

Robbery Under Arms

With regard to the stock pasturing in the valley, a puzzling problem presented itself when they came to be gathered up and yarded.

Robbery Under Arms