For all wlio take an interest in Outdoor Recreation and Study. 



A WEEKLY JOURNAL 



full of the lore of woods and waters, sketches of travel and adventure with rod and gun, 

 stories of camp and woodland shanty life, natural history papers on game and song 

 birds, studies of wild animals and their ways, camp-fire yarns, instructive papers, and 

 experiences of backwoods hunters ; with innumerable practical hints, helps and wrinkles 



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Training vs. Breaking. 



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