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DESPITE ON RUSHING cold weather, the doughty little Woodâ€" cock who eats only earthworms, is still with us. Usually, and this applies to most Woodcock, their migâ€" ration is well ahead of any frost. If they wait ‘till the ground freezes, then they go hungry. The reason is simple. Equipped as they are with a long pliable bill, t.bey _can prope for_ earth worms only as long as the ground is soft and free of frost. The end of their bill is flexible and allows them to probe down into the ground and fasten on the worm by opening and of course closing only the end of the bill. In this respect they differ eonsiderably from the robin who must wait until the earth worm comes to the surface on at least close to it. Choice of gourmets all OV@r | ____________________. the world, the Woodcock is an . unpredictable cuss. 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Snow has been pretty genâ€" erally throughout the country, falling from the bit we had here, up to about 18â€"inches further north. Seems to us that ducks are getting more and more relucâ€" tant to migrate each fall. Maybe the modern trend is catching up to them and like modern people, they hate to exert themselves. PHEASANTS HAVE A REâ€" PUTATION for being ground sgickers particularly after they have been shot at a coupic Of times. When this happens, the only mwe i« a good dog with a El‘;‘oie -i)or;dvx;dde that can folâ€" "CARVES OUT IT‘S OWN TRACTION" * World‘s Best Breakaway Tread & Traction * "Pulls You Out, Then Keeps Quiet" © NOW â€" is the time to make arrangements for purchasing your new DOMINION WINTâ€" ERIDES â€" while our selection is at its best. DON‘T WAIT for the big rush. SEE US NOW and we will be glad to put them away for you. © HIGHEST Tradeâ€"In Allowance paid on your present tires. * THE NEW â€" DOMINION ROYAL WINTERIDE your choice. 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Even walking the woods road we failed to put up a bird although we knew there were a number in the thick brush alongside of it. We had only gone a short distance into the second field when Sage, my labrador â€"definitely indicated Sunday November 13th 1:30 P.M. DUNDAS GRAFTONS (100% LOCAL PLAYERS) ADMISSION BY SILVER COLLECTION INTERMEDIATE "A" HOCKEY AT ITS BEST WATERLOO vS wWATERLOO TIGERS wWITH THE NEW DOMINION ROYAL WINTERINE indicated she had s nose full * That bird td evesything it the scent and when it finally did get off the ground, it was behind me and at least. thirty yards from the labrador. I bounced the big fellow along the ground with the first shot from the little twentyâ€"gause. Sage trotted back with the bird in her mouth. We â€" travelled only about twenty yards when the lab. again indicated she had bird scent in her nostrils The dog followed the bird for at least a couple of hundred yarcs. Clare didn‘t know the doz and was a good fifty to sixty yards away when the bird took off. He tried, but I don‘t think the shot ever caught up. _ For the next couple of hours, we couldn‘t get a bird to move in the fields at all and decidâ€" ed fit‘liey must have taken to the bush to get out of the wind. s ‘This bush and swamp on my place would try the patience of the devil himself. Inter NOoOW IN THE Waterloo Chronicle Building (Continued on Page 10)