Rod and gun . s inEastern America. All the way up toCochrane on the Temiskaming andNorthern Ontario lies a great gameand fish country, but it is from thereon to James Bay that the huge, fiatlow, swampy lands are met. Just thecountry that on the far westernPacific Coast breeds the huge fiocksthat annually migrate down theCoast. Here in these muskegs andswamps Nature has established apreserve which it would be well forOntario and Manitoba to along the Albany, the southernborder of Patricia, all inwards easter-ly from the Moose river, all above thenorthern limits of the clay belt inT
Rod and gun . s inEastern America. All the way up toCochrane on the Temiskaming andNorthern Ontario lies a great gameand fish country, but it is from thereon to James Bay that the huge, fiatlow, swampy lands are met. Just thecountry that on the far westernPacific Coast breeds the huge fiocksthat annually migrate down theCoast. Here in these muskegs andswamps Nature has established apreserve which it would be well forOntario and Manitoba to along the Albany, the southernborder of Patricia, all inwards easter-ly from the Moose river, all above thenorthern limits of the clay belt inThunder Bay, Algoma and Temis-kaming Districts lies our breed most of all the wildfowlthat migrate along the Atlantic Coastand come down over the lakes andrivers of Southern Ontario. Here isthe country to direct your duck-shooting parties to. Luckily we havea government in Ontario that willnot sell huge tracts of lands for pri-vate preserves, so the general publicwill always have a chance to shoot. Hunter Unloading Canoe after a Fair Days Shoot 240 BEAUTIFUL BAY OF ISLANDS the ever diminishing breeds of wildfowl. Many are the excuses for this d>ingout of the webfooted ones. I^ook atthe sea lion skin on our shanty time immemorial this great fish-feeding mammal has lived in thewaters of the Pacihc. Yet a man thatannually caught hundreds of thous-ands of salmon in his commercialundertakings said to , Glad yougot that big male, you dont knowhow manj- salmon a sea lion kills in ayear. Another man I met, one thathas been duckshooting all his lifeannually kills every hawk that hecan because they eat the are not, however, more thantwo, or perhaps three, of the hawks, out of twelve to fifteen varieties, thatever kill a duck, but all the others dokill the rats and mice and the varioussparrows that are so fatal to wildducks eggs. Watch out for the Indians and thesettlers that steal the ducks the Spring season closed. Makepreserves of the
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