Lock Haven, Kardiaiis ov I 

 Hvlvania. Railroad and l!al 

 K) Snow Slioc. (iuidcs a 

 necessary for dciT luinlin-i, 

 of (lie above nanu'd stations 

 tions can also li(> liad. 



i:,.ais air foiiiHl in various parls of \Ur Alio 

 -honios. alon- I lie lino o.f tlio I'iiiladoli.hia and Krio 

 Kailroad, and in tho noijiliborhood of Alloona. 'riicy 

 ai'o i'oi>ortod most iilontifnl on Kartliaiis nionnlaiii in 

 llio vicinity of SinniMnalionini; : (Oi (he nionnlains 

 around Lo.k Haven, and in tlie vicinily of Snew Slioe. 

 A few iiia,\ also he found near Katliluin and K'enovo, 

 and also in the Allofjlieny mountains neai' Tipton and 

 Altoona, Illair comity, and on .lack's mountain near 

 Glen Iron, Union county. As in the case of deer, the 

 best huntinji f^rounda are evidently in (Clearfield, 

 (•entre and Clinton counties, especially in the neifjh- 

 l.orhood of Snow Shoe, (iiiides are ue.-tMS.Try, and 

 i;an be secured at any of the above nientioned point.'^. 

 Oo(m1 hotel accommodatiiMis art> also afforded, \\ilh 

 the exi-eptio'i o( Tipton and Rathbnn. 



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I'^oxes are reported most iilentifnl on .lack's moun 

 tain north of Mt. Union; anuwf; the hills and moun 

 tains around Rellwood, Ulair county, and in the vi 

 cinity of .lolinsonburji, Rlk county. They also are 

 found in the vicinity of Milesburp, Centre county, and 

 around Montour Falls. New York. Guides are consid 

 ered uecessarv at Midluood, and can be secured, tiood 



