. Le sport avec arme et tige en bois américain et les eaux [microform]. La chasse ; chasse ; pêche ; pêche ; chasse ; chasse ; pêche sportive ; pêche sportive. J'&gt ;'- ; 1 i' 1 ^ IVihi Turkey-Shooting -li 764. la terre. Le soleil est maintenant bas sur l'horizon ; laissez-nous aller par le clown cypress pauses ; nous pouvons peut-être un gîte. De plus, nous sommes (juietly assis, et dans peu de temps entendre la face des ailes ; ils volent jusqu'à se percher. Nous pourrions maintenant glisser sous la pluie et de tirer ; mais c'est une attitude antisportive ; donc nous allons (juietly prennent leur retraite, et revenir le matin et essayer notre aptitude à faire appel d'un gobbler vers le bas. Il y ar

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. Sport with gun and rod in American woods and waters [microform]. Hunting; Hunting; Fishing; Fishing; Chasse; Chasse; Pêche sportive; Pêche sportive. i >'- ; 1 i' 1 ^ -li 764 IVihi Turkey-Shooting. earth. The sun is now low on the horizon ; let us go clown by the cypress breaks; perhaps we can roost one. Again we are (juietly seated, and in a little while hear the flopping of wings; they are flying up to roost. We might now slip under the roost and shoot; but this is unsportsmanlike; so we will (juietly retire, and return in the morning and try our skill in calling a gobbler down. There are many ways of hunting turkeys. 1 have sometimes used a tame gobbler as a decoy. The wild gobblers, when they hear the strut and gobble of a strange turke)-, will come forward to give battle to the intruder. Then they are hunted with ilogs. A gobbler can be run down and caught with hounds; he is a heavy bird, and after two or three flights cannot rise to fly again. After the spring season is past, the gobblers cease gobbling and wander about alone, or in small flocks, until after the young broods are large enough to take care of themselves; then they gather together in large flocks as the fall comes on. .At this season, they are hunted with dogs. A well-trained pointer who runs silently on the track and dashes in and scatters the flock with a quick bark is the best for this servfce. .After the flock is scattered, the hunter conceals himself, and in a little while they will begin to call together. If it is in the early fall, they make a note like pci pee, pec. As they grow older, the call is coarser. They are t;asily called up and killed at this season. Even a novice may deceive a young turkey that has never been hunted. The instruments used for turkey-calls are vari- ous ; the wing-bone of a turkey is the most primitive instrument, or the vibration of a leaf placed against the lips. I use a hollow tube or a block with a piece of wire scraped against a whet-stone.. Please not

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