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PAGE TWO EACH DIFFERENT HUNTING trip can be an adventure in itself and last Saturday seemed to work a lot of things into one blustery, windâ€"swept day Blenk and Lorne arrived early but by the time we had stowed away a couple of cups of coffee and shot a little bull, it was after nine a.m Luckily it stopped snowing, but the wind still blew and the snow was just deep enough o make tough going OuTOOOR ADVENTURES VISIT THE MAGNOLIA <OR QUICK COURTEOUS SERVICE. LOTS OF FREE PARKING. OPEN EVENINGS 18 ALBERT ST. â€" Phone SH 2â€"5059 â€" WATERLOO @ ENJOY YOUR 3 FAVOURITE DISHES IN COMFORT COMPARABLE TO YOUR OWN HOME FRIDAY AND SATURD&a. SPECIALS ONLY Baked Virginia Ham Turkey & Ham Cold Plate Scalloped Potatoes Vegetable Soup â€" Salad â€" Rolis Relish Tray for Canada‘s Bestâ€"Selling Beerâ€" just about everybody likes Black Label w"MABEL, _ BLACK LABEL" Watch "World of Sport" Saturday afternoon : CBCâ€"TV Network During the morning we had goiten into a long winded disâ€" Outdoor Writers with Herb Smuth Member DINE AT THE MAGNOLIA Soup or Juice Rolls Relish Tray cussion as to the merits of cerâ€" tain gunsy and certain loads. Blenk torf me bluntly that if 1 came to Lake St Clair next fall to shoot ducks with them that 1 would not be allowed to use my pet 20â€"gauge Both he and Lorne had stories about the odd guest that showed up with the small gauge guns and did noth ing but cripple the few short range ducks they shot at. 1 admitted that possibly the little gun was not the duck killâ€" er that the 12 gauge was, but 1 sull contended it would do almost as much if held properâ€" ly 1 pointed out that the fall beâ€" fore I had killed more ducks and geese with the twenty than I had with a twelve and with less crippling because 1 had made i mews ~L & s e dexrrtereccs Wl . a x : f 3 v\\ s . 4* * 3 4 'q;“_s;( * j ’5" lk 250 oc S 7 sotntiliomet... . 1e 5 LHI )h sure of my shots. They admittâ€" ed that I might have killed a few, but pointed out that 1 do a great deal more shooting than the average man As we slepped out of the warm Chalet into the biting west wind, 1 hoped migbtily that 1 might get a chance to show how well the 20â€"gauge would ikill. With the wind snapping at our ears, I took the boys down into the comparative quiet of a tag alder swamp. 1 knew the pheasants would be in this cover for they had no more use for the cold wind than we did. Hardly had we broken throâ€" ugh the first band of fag alder and willows than the labrador started to make game. 1 opened my mouth to warn the boys when a great long tailed cock burst out of the cover. Before he covered ten feet, another took off in the opposite direcâ€" tion 1 could see Lorne was slewâ€" ing around for the back going bird and Blenk was lining up the other. Blenk shot once and missed and as he shot another cock got up a long way out and started to leave the country. The bird Blenk was shooting ar collapsed on the second shot but the bird Lorne shot at lost a few feathers and kept going. In the meantime the long rising third bird was leaving that part of the country as fast as strong wings would take him I glanced at the other two boys. Both were standing with their guns down making no efâ€" fort to even try for the long bird. "Maybe this is my chance." l thought and pushed the ribbed barrel of the little twenty well out in front. The bird folded as though hit by a bulldozer, stone dead in the air. There was a bit of a stunned Al ) N THE WATERLOO (Ontario) CHRONICLE 1 silence for a minute and then Blenk was pounding me on the back "By gosh, 1 figured that dogâ€" gone bird was out of range of my 12â€"gauge," he said. 1 pointed out to them that I had the modified barrel on the gun and was only shooting reguâ€" lar number six shot I didn‘t bother admitting that there was probably some luck mixed up with the shot and like the nice guys they are, they didn‘t bring it up either. They went home that night with eleven hardâ€"won pheasants. It had been a tough days huntâ€" ing but at least 1 had proven one point . . . the 20â€"gauge will kill like the twelve if you hoid it in the right place at the right time. NOW THAT FOX are increasing, you fellows who favour the flat shooting rifles and scopes can have a ball all your own. Best day is one after a storm. You don‘t need to hunt heavy bush where the snow is deep for while reynard will frequent such places, he‘s usually huntâ€" ing when he does and is hard 0 catch up to. Use a pair of binoculars and use them often. Hunt the semi scrub land where if possible there are lots of large stumps. A fox loves to nap on top of a stump and his fur keeps him from getting cold no matter what the weather. Personally, we hope you have lots of luck, we don‘t like the darn fox even if they do proâ€" vide an interesting target. Remember, he is gifted with both good eyesight and a razor sharp nose. Hunt up wind if you can, if not, then across it herb smith herb smith INI And finally let us firmly and solemnly resolve to FIELD SHOOTING L. Keep cheek tight and low on gunstock, . with both â€" eyes Winners at last week bowling stag were as follows: First, tic ket No. 0008, Alvin Thoms, seâ€" cond, Ticket No. 0513, Ralph Witmer, Third, ticket No. 0217 Bob Geffros, fourth, ticket No 0804, Ronnie Goetz, fifth, ticket No. 0963, Cliff Bolduc, sixth ticket No. 0235, William Bart nouski, and last but not least Our next regular meeting of the club will be held on Mon day, Feb. 12th, at 8.30 P M. For this meeting we have some very fine movie pictures to be shown as well as a few other pleasant surprises, so be sure to attend this very interesting meeting on Monday night, it will be well worth your while Checketh not the gun â€" it don‘t mean & thing if you ain‘t got that swing Forget the flock â€" focus on one bird at a time. for security tomorrow THE IMPERIAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY TRAP AND SKEET Not bet with ragged strangâ€" ers at country shoots Brag after we shoot, not before Beware those dirty quarterâ€" angle birds that look . so much like straightaways Stop â€" anticipating birds â€" at Number 5 post Shoot more with the boy. YM. 3â€"1362 _ SH. 24529 Dream up some new alibis Hunt more with the boy Save today 2 DOOR â€" 4 DOOR MODELS COME IN awo TEST DRIVE A CHEVY 11 TOâ€"DAY ORR AUTOMOBILES 11. PRESENTS cnsg@m ON DISPLAY NOW . SPORTS MODELS | ORR AUTOMOBILES L1D. 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SMITH, l* a -‘W . ooo UR A!fii:gf: * h THE WATERLOO CHRONICLE Thursday, February 8, 1962 se tion with the ~stag, the clun would like to offer a big vo of thanks to Barron‘s Men s Wear, Freiburger‘s Meat Marke: (Squirrely Schlegel) or old smilâ€" ey. and to Harold Nichols wh« kept the boys in good spirit= Now that the profits from th« stag were enough to pay fo: the bowling shirts and our en try fee at the bowling lanes, th« boys should not have anyinor» (Continued on page 4) * Pictures SH 3â€"5283