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Another ghost lingers in the mountain near Lake Pilatus. He gives shepherds no end of trouble and bothers the animals, especially in areas where people live dissolute lives with no fear of God. This is the infernal or diabolical huntsman [der höllische oder Tüfflische Jeger], who is called Türst. At the fall of night, he goes out with his pack of hounds and descends on poor livestock, which then scatter and stop giving milk. He blows his hunting horn, and the poor beasts are compelled to come to him. Then there are his diabolical dogs, who run on three paws, barking with a hollow and unnatural sound as if it were muffled. When they hear them, the animals scatter. . .
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Claude Lecouteux (Phantom Armies of the Night: The Wild Hunt and the Ghostly Processions of the Undead)