. Rod and gun . y una caccia al cervo, ha rotto sulle orecchie dei nostri ragazzi, ciascuno guardando gli occhi del witheager per il gioco a venire thirway. Quel giorno però il buck cadde a Fredand Jim, gli uomini che mettevano fuori i cani, e da mezzogiorno un bel corno spike decorò con grazia il nostro campo. I ragazzi che tovagliano il cervo erano presto di nuovo fuori e di essere-avanti lungo un altro cervo stava andando con Xixie e Grip in grido pieno. Circledowards Alberts radunando e swingback ha portato il monarca antlered per le strade trasversali a Clear Pond Wherb. Empey era stazioned. Erba, pro-ved pari all'occasione, e con scopo di non-aringa ha portato t

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. Rod and gun . y a deer hunt, broke upon theears of our boys, each one watching witheager eyes for the game to come theirway. That day however the buck fell to Fredand Jim, the men who put out the dogs, and by noon a nice spike horn gracefullydecorated our camp. The boys who tookin the deer were soon out again and be-fore long another deer was going withXixie and Grip in full cry. They circledtowards Alberts clearing and swingingback brought the antlered monarch tothe cross roads at Clear Pond whereHerb. Empey was stationed. Herb, pro-ved equal to the occasion, and with un-erring aim brought the buck low. Theresult of the days sport put us all in highspirits and being tired with our exertionsour brush couches were sought at anearly hour. A little later than the previous morningwe were afoot and soon on our runways.All day the dogs ran deer but none cameour way, though another party shot a finedoe ahead of our dogs and refused to giveit up. Our ill luck continued for several ROD AND GUN IN CANADA 1193. Tak e a KODAK ith vou. wi ^ Beautifully Ulustrated booklet. Motoring with a Kodak. Aee at the dealers or by mail. CANADIAN KODAK CO., LIMITED, Toronto, Canada 11U4 ROD AND GUX IX CANADA clays, though we saw many deer in thattime. On Wednesday the Rev. R. H. White-side and yir. J. H. Hains, the storekeeperat Metcalfe, reinforced our party and ournumbers being complete we settled downto business. Each day however passedwithout deer coming our way. A member of the party was ofif hiswatch and at the camp on the followingTuesday when a small buck plunged intothe bay right in front of the camp. Hesaw a couple of members of the RenfrewHunt Club open up a fusilade that wouldhave done credit to Cronje, the Boer Gen-eral at Paardeburg. but without result.One of these hunters can hit the bullseyeat six hundred yards, but on this occasion, after seventeen shots had been fired, thebuck with flag still up, gained the oppos-ite shore and after bidding them gooddaylit out for Middle-Br

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