| Many bog owners and people with turbary rights cut turf on an acre plot. |
| Their rights of usufruct, grazing, pannage, estovers, turbary and piscary survived for many centuries before being terminated: first informally, later in wholesale acts of enclosure. |
| Moreover, the statutes have never enabled an inclosure to be made against commoners entitled to estovers or turbary. |
| The profit of turbary is the right to cut turf or peat, usually in order to burn it. |
| The turbary cattle appear to have been a small variety of the Bos namadicus, somewhat dwarfed by drought and hardship. |
| It would be strange to my purpose to discuss the details of common of estovers, of turbary, or of fishery. |
