hotel accomiuodations are afforded at the larger 

 towns. 



I'HEASANTS. 



Pheasants are most plentiful in the Jersey "barrens"' 

 around Brown's Mills Junction, Woodbine, Rio 

 (rrande, Belleplain, and Hammonton; also around 

 Quinton, Alloway, Bridgeton, Manahawken and Rocky 

 Hill. Fair gunuiug is also reported on Welsh Moun- 

 tains near Dowiugtown. Guides are not necessary 

 and good hotel accommodations are afforded with the 

 exception of Rio Grande. 



REED BIRDS. 



Reed birds are very plentiful in their season along 

 the Lower Delaware, the Delaware Bay, and the larger 

 tributaries. They are reported most plentiful near 

 Linwood, Pennsylvania, Swedesboro, Burlington, 

 Quinton, Salem, Bridgeton, and Port Elizabeth, New- 

 Jersey. Guides are sometimes needed and can be 

 secured. All of the above points afford good hotel 

 accommodations. 



SNIPE. 



Snipe are found in greatest numbers in the marshes 

 and on the river shores near the coast. They are re- 

 ported particularly plentiful along the Reh(yboth Bay. 

 Rehoboth; along tiie Indian river and Beach near 

 Frankford, and along the Delaware & Chesapeake 

 canal near Delaware City, Delaware. Good .ihooting 

 is also reported in the marshes near Quinton, Sea Isle 

 City, and around Seaville. New Jersey. Guides are 

 sometimes desirable and can be secured. Good hotel 



