. The Game breeder . as if there had beenno war. Had the importation of pheasants re-mained possible American breeders wouldhave been able to procure many morethousands of pheasants than they havebeen able to procure for breeding pur-poses and we believe we could have madethe announcement that America is nowthe biggest pheasant producing countryin the world a year earlier. There will be another legislature inOhio before long and we then expectto restore the quail to the food bird listwhere Audubon placed it and where allreal naturalists say it should be placed. The way to save the grouse is to
. The Game breeder . as if there had beenno war. Had the importation of pheasants re-mained possible American breeders wouldhave been able to procure many morethousands of pheasants than they havebeen able to procure for breeding pur-poses and we believe we could have madethe announcement that America is nowthe biggest pheasant producing countryin the world a year earlier. There will be another legislature inOhio before long and we then expectto restore the quail to the food bird listwhere Audubon placed it and where allreal naturalists say it should be placed. The way to save the grouse is to makethem tremendously abundant and cheapin the markets. The sale of some of thebirds will furnish the money to enableany protective association to provide ex-cellent shooting for all of its membersduring a long open season. Plans andspecifications furnished by The GameBreeder on request. State game depart-ments, inclined to food production, easilycan point out the way, as they do inMassachusetts. THE GAME BREEDER 41. ■ ^0Fx>t™&ft&^ i,eM ^^^^mmmmmfammmnml*--mi^ ■^^5^*. -^ SI ^T ■■ BS^iwuk -j& «.-■• ^^s ■ • The Club House NEW LONG ISLAND GAME BREEDERS ASSOCIATION. A new Game Breeders Association, orshooting syndicate, has been formed tobreed game of the species which legallycan be produced for shooting under theNew York Game Breeders law. Ex-periments also will be made in breedingquail and other American game birdswhich can only be shot in limited num-bers or not at all. Many members of the old GameBreeders Association at Wading River,who dropped out when the club wasmoved to Orange County, often havetalked about starting a new associationon Long Island, which is more access-able to New York and Brooklyn sports-men than the preserve near Port Jerviswas. The new grounds are not quite as farout on the island as the old grounds wereand in some ways they appear to be moresuitable for game. The soil is better andfoods for the game can be more easilyproduced
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