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Much depends, of course, on the number of slavers, the nature of the quarry, and the particulars of a given chase or hunt. - (Hunters of Gor, Chapter 8, Sentence #4)

We Wait in the Camp of Verna There is a Gorean saying that free women, raised gently in the high cylinders, in their robes of concealment, unarmed, untrained in weapons, may, by the slaver, be plucked like flowers. There is no such saying pertaining to panther girls. Needless to say, there are various techniques for the acquisition of slaves, male and female. Much depends, of course, on the number of slavers, the nature of the quarry, and the particulars of a given chase or hunt. The fact that we numbered ten, including myself, and that the girls of Verna's band numbered some fifteen, and that they were skilled with their weapons, and dangerous, dictated the nature of our approach. I had not wished to bring a large number of men through the forest with me, for they would have been difficult to conceal. Further, I wished to leave a full garrison at the Tesephone, to protect the ship should there be any danger at the river. - (Hunters of Gor)