. Allevatore e sportivo. I cavalli. Decembbk 28, 1901] fKlte gvee&ev mxb ^povt&tnaxt 9 uno sparatutto sul Suisun marsh ucciso hesides anatre e oche e inglese beccaccino domenica scorsa, undici cigni bianchi. Questi uccelli non sono mediante qualsiasi mezzo abbondante, siamo spiacenti di sapere che il loro colpo. Vi è un sentimento e il sentimento con molti tiratori che essi dovrebbero essere protetti. o- Se un vice commissario di pesce o county game warden potrebbe rivedere alcuni degli stranieri sul incom- ing treni e barche di domenica sera, non solo durante la stagione di apertura, ma tutto l'anno, numerose e persistenti vi

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. Breeder and sportsman. Horses. Decembbk 28, 1901] fKlte gvee&ev mxb ^povt&tnaxt 9 A shooter on the Suisun marsh killed hesides ducks, geese and English snipe last Sunday, eleven white swans. These birds are not by any means plentiful, we are sorry to hear of their being shot. There is a sentiment and feeling with many shooters that they should be protected. o- If a deputy fish commissioner or county game warden would overhaul some of the foreigners on the incom- ing trains and boats Sunday evenings, not only during the open season, but all through the year, numerous and persistent violations of the game laws and statute protecting song birds would be detected. Reports from Russian river are indicative that a run of steelhead has been on for two or three weeks. Cap- tain Watson, of Cazadero, who fished the stream for years past, landed a ten pounder one day this week. We do not remember the presence on the river of any large party of local anglers for about three years now. CARTRIDGE AND SHELL. The game protection propagandists of this State have frequently used in illustration and argument the happy workings of the Maine game law. In that State it would seem that the game law is one for revenue only. A large force of salaried state officers are employed, and licenses are taken out annually by about 2000 professional guides. The sport there is so circumscribed by legal restraint and regulation that none but the wealthiest sportsmen can take advan- tage of the hunting and fishing facilities. The greatest hunting season ever known in Maine has just come to an end. Thousands of sportsmen have been there from Massachusetts, New York and even far-away western states, and few of them have returned home empty-handed. The exact records for the season are not yet avail- able, but from the figures already at hand it is shown that at least 4000 deer and nearly 200 moose have been shipped through Bangor since open time began, . heads have been sent as far as Germany. Th

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1880
• booksubjecthorses
• bookyear1882