Rod and gun . rence of apiarists will beheld to decide whether it will be advis-able to put the honey on the market asche\\ing tobacco. Altogether summerhctiiMi is of a particularly high quality. Hunting And Trapping Experiences. BY BERTHA E. lEAN THERE were some good huntingand trapping experiences record-ed in Peterborough County lastfall. Wellington Lean, of Ap-sely. was out in Burleigh township onNovember eleventh and after a still huntlasting two hours he secured a championbuck. Mr. Lean who is strongly op-posed to putting dogs on deer is veryproud of his record. W hen the buckwas weighed
Rod and gun . rence of apiarists will beheld to decide whether it will be advis-able to put the honey on the market asche\\ing tobacco. Altogether summerhctiiMi is of a particularly high quality. Hunting And Trapping Experiences. BY BERTHA E. lEAN THERE were some good huntingand trapping experiences record-ed in Peterborough County lastfall. Wellington Lean, of Ap-sely. was out in Burleigh township onNovember eleventh and after a still huntlasting two hours he secured a championbuck. Mr. Lean who is strongly op-posed to putting dogs on deer is veryproud of his record. W hen the buckwas weighed he tipped the scales at twoliundred and sixty-se\en pounds. As faras inquiries go this proved the largestdeer killed in Peterborough Countv lastyear. As to trapping there were also somegood records. Mr. Edward ^^ set alynx trap near his cottage at Jacks Lakeand later on missed the trap. A fort-night afterwards Mr. Wiggs son w-holives on Cranberry Lake, eleven milesawav, killed a Ivnx and found the animal.
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