Rod and gun . t down to our re-past just after dark. Having some baledhay which we purchased at our laststopping place we used a bale ofIt instead of spruce boughs forour bedding and found it O. K. The camp was called Spikehorn because theprevious year we found many of this kindof deer in the neighborhood. On severalof the small lakes near our camp werebeaver houses and the industrious littleanimals had cleared off much white pop-lar, cutting down trees eighteen inchesthrough. There was too much under-brush for the hunting in our neighbor-hood to prove ideal. The snow was deepand wet making it
Rod and gun . t down to our re-past just after dark. Having some baledhay which we purchased at our laststopping place we used a bale ofIt instead of spruce boughs forour bedding and found it O. K. The camp was called Spikehorn because theprevious year we found many of this kindof deer in the neighborhood. On severalof the small lakes near our camp werebeaver houses and the industrious littleanimals had cleared off much white pop-lar, cutting down trees eighteen inchesthrough. There was too much under-brush for the hunting in our neighbor-hood to prove ideal. The snow was deepand wet making it difficult to travelthrough and brush made it hard to seeany distance. Despite all difficulties we were out early and all day on the open-ing of the hunting season but did nothingmore than get acquainted with the lay ofthe country though we did see a fewtracks. Xext day we divided our forces, Jimand I striking northwest and Les hunt-ing by himself. We came across a buckstracks and trailed him for some time but. Jim and tho Author in camp. 282 ROD AXD GUX IX CAXADA
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