Turkey calling and hunter’s craft in autumn woods
A detailed passage explains using a turkey yelper to lure gobblers, and describes the hunter’s careful stalking from roost to open field. It contrasts patient ambush with the bird’s alert, and notes the needed precise call and powerful shot to break through the bird’s defense. Also reports handicap cross country golf results with Becker first, Little second, and Pierce third among 20 entrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Gobbler
H. W. Ormsbee
With The Quail Hunters Most Successful Season On record
Quail hunters close the season amid abundant birds and many woodcock. Notable bags include 48 quail and a woodcock by J F Jordan of Greensboro, J D Foot of Rye, and Leonard Tufts of Boston. Other sizable hauls report 20 by Hostetter and Todd, 12 to 15 by several sportsmen, and a 25-bird bag by T F Baxter of Boston. Prominent visitors include Stephenson, Shoalf, Williams, Greuner, Gibson Cassells, Taft, Lockwood, Cook Jr. The season already breaks all records for coveys flushed and dogs in demand. Ends with new ownerships for promising puppies.
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J. F. Jordan
Greensboro
J. D. Foot
Rye
Leonard Tufts
Boston
D. Herbert Hostetter
James ‘l Odd
Pittsburg
I’. F. Baxter
Grant T. Stephenson
Mariette
Wis
J. R. Shoalf
New York
H. B. Williams
Edw. O. Greuner
New Haven
W. Gibson Cassells
Toronto
Cyrus A. ‘Taft
Whitinsville
C. A. Lockwood
Cook, Jr
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Jordan, J. D. Foot and
Leonard
Tufte
Baga
Novel Utilities Co
N.Y
Cory
Forest Hill
N. J
Ley Arel
Outlook Editorial Rooms
Country Club House Desk
Novel Utilities Company
World Building
Adva Gorham
Puei
Gorham Company
the Gorham Company Gold and Silversmiths
Fifth Avenue
Thirty-Sixth Street
King OF
Game Birds
Hotel Magnolia
ST. Augustine
Florida
Palmer & McDowell
the Outlook Press
Pinehurst, N. C
Alphin
Hot Springs
Jsuuden Brownie
Frank L. Slazenger
West 24Th Street
United States
Summerland Inn
Summerland
Batesburg
D. C
The
Pines
J. L. Pottle