Hunting the Elk on the Bighorn Range
The narrator and Merrifield pursue three elk in rugged pine forests near the Bighorn range, chasing through burnt ground and steep cliffs. After a sequence of shots, misfires, and a mistaken deer kill, they finally kill a grand bull elk and recount the exhilaration of mountain stalking and rugged Western scenery.
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Merrifield
Chesae
Bighorn Range
The Sphinx Advice on Succession and Success
An ambitious man asks for the rule of success and the sphinx outlines a chain of command from general manager down to helpers. The key point is that no one succeeds alone and duties must be delegated through a layered structure with clear responsibility. The sphinx ends with a broad smile, leaving the method to be chosen.
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Sphinx
Europe
Buying a horse through careful firsthand inspection
A guide by F M Ware from Outing Magazine urges buyers to inspect a horse personally at the stall, checking feeding, bedding, temperament, and handling before purchase. Watch for nervousness, kicking, bad feeder traits, and whether the horse accepts tack and a vehicle calmly. Conclude only with a decisive judgment if the animal shows clear issues.
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F. M. Ware
Outing Magazine
Breeding Livestock Elevates Farm Interest and Improvement
The article argues that breeding stock, unlike ordinary stock, inspires strong anticipation and pride on farms. Pure bred calves and colts spark ongoing monitoring of milk, speed, and potential, fueling effort to produce world class animals and record breakers.
The Making of Bran Mash in Stable Feeding
Bran mash is prepared by washing a bucket with boiling water, adding three pints of water and three pounds of bran, then covering for several hours. A salt addition on Saturday nights helps parasite control but is not for ill horses. Linseed mixed with bran provides extra feeding value, requiring several hours of cooking and simmering.
Well Fitting Horse Collars Improve Comfort
The pad helps a big collar fit a small horse, but a properly adjusted collar fits best. A poorly fitting pad can irritate and chafe. Proper adjustment in many horses prevents sore necks and shoulders.
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