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Sometimes young men play "slave capture" and the prize goes to the young fellow who, within an enclosure, manages in the least time to catch and secure, in utter helplessness, his quarry. - (Vagabonds of Gor, Chapter 19, Sentence #134)

Being bound, perhaps being tied helplessly hand and foot, is nothing unfamiliar for most female slaves. All, to one degree or another, will have had this experience. They are, after all, slaves. Sometimes young men play "slave capture" and the prize goes to the young fellow who, within an enclosure, manages in the least time to catch and secure, in utter helplessness, his quarry. Another version of the game involves a hunt, and the winner is the first fellow who manages to bring back his quarry, usually leashed and bound, to the starting point. Sometimes this is done as a team sport, with a rivalry between villages, say, twenty young men of one village pursuing twenty slave girls of another village, and the other village's young men pursuing twenty girls from the first village, and so on. There are many variations. - (Vagabonds of Gor)