7. (hunting).—A fox prepared with herring or aniseed and brought to
covert in a bag.
1869. W. Bradwood, The O.V.H., ch. v. He subscribed to the drag at
Oxford, though his first season had taught him to seek a less
emulous scene of horsemanship.
1887. Cassell’s Mag., Dec, p. 27. He was thrown from his horse,
near London, they say, huntin’ with a drag.