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MAINE MARYLAND. 



Veazie (Me. C.) Late Cheino 4 m. by land and 7 m. by water; bear, deer, duck, 

 pluver, woodcock, partridge and fox; deer most plentiful; Oct. best; livery $1.50 

 p. d.; guides with canoo and dogs $2 p. d ; good hotel he e, also good accommoda- 

 tions can be had in private families: country open and wooded; owners do not 

 object; for woodcock and plover; shooting is reported grand and no better place 

 in the state for deer. 



Waldotooro (K. & L.) Good shooting ground for woodcock, 1-8 m. from sta- 

 tion; also good grounds 2> to 9 in.; woodcock, grouse, coon, fox and hares; wood- 

 cock most numerous; Oct. best; livery $2. 50 p. d.; hotels $2.50 p. d.; guides with 

 hounds, $2 p. d.; country diversified; owners do not object; shooting good. 



Waterville (Me. C.) East lake 9 m., North pond 12m. and China lake 7 m.; 

 East lake best for duck; duck, partridge and grey squirrel; first most numerous; 

 lafetof Oct. and Nov. best; livery $2.50 p. d.; guides, with dogs, $3 p. d.; country 

 wooded, hilly, dry and wet; hotels $2 to $2.50 p. d.; owners seldom object; shoot- 

 ing reported very good; duck shooting excellent. 



Webster (Me. C.) Leonard's pond 7m.; good for deer; partridge are quite 

 abundant; diick scarce; owners do not object; country diversified; fall best sea- 

 son; shooting good, especially for deer. 



Wells (B. & Me.) Big swamp and Salt marsh; both good; partridge, duck, yellow 

 legs and rabbit; all plentiful; fall months best; livery reasonable; hotel $1 p d.; 

 country wooded, wet and dry; owners do not object; shooting some seasons 

 good. 



Winn (Me. C.) Upper and Schoodic lakes; Upper lake moose, caribou and 

 deer; ruffed grouse are also found in numbers; dee L and caribou plentiful; best 

 season is from Oct. to Jan.; livery $1.50 to $2 p. d.; hotels $2 p. d. ; guides and 

 dogs can be had; country mountainous; owners do not object; shooting reported 

 as "the best in New England." 



Wiscasset (K. & L.) Grounds within 10 m. of station; partrid e (ruffed grouse), 

 woodcock and duck; duck most numerous; Oct. best for woodcock and grouse, 

 Sept. to May for duck; livery $2 p. d.; hotels moderate; guides, with dogs or 

 hounds can be had; every variety of country; owners do not object; shooting 

 good. 



Wytopitlock (Me. C.) Township No. 1, E. 3, Drew and Bancroft plantations; 

 all good; deer, partrid- e, duck, moose, caribou, and snipe are found; deer, duck 

 and partridge most numerous; Sept., Oct. Nov. and Dec. best; boarding at moder- 

 ate rate; no regular guides; country open, wooded, hilly, rocky, wet and dry; 

 owners do not object; shooting good. 



MARYLAND. 



Arlington (W. M.) From Y 2 to 1 m. from station; woodcock, snipe, quail, rab- 

 bit and squirrel may be found; snipe most numerous; April and May best ; hotel 

 $1.50 i). d.; no regular guides or livery; country open, rocky, flat and dry; a few 

 owners object; good snipe shooting in the spring. 



College (B. & O.) Grounds near station; woodcock, snipe, quail, pheasant and 

 rabbit; quail most plentiful; Nov. and Dec. best; hotels reasonable; livery moder- 



ate; giiides with dogs can be had; country wooded, open, hilly, wet and dry; own- 

 ers do not object; shooting good. 



Crisfield (E. S. S. B.) Tangier and Pocomoke sounds, swamps of the Pocomoke; 

 the sounds for wild fowl; swamps for woodcock; x>artridge (quail), woodcock, duck, 

 brant and geese; all plentiful; Dec., Jan., Feb. and March best; livery $2.50 x>. d.; 

 hotels $2.50 p. d.; guides plenty, no fixed prices; country open, wooded, rocky, 

 wet and dry; owners, as a rule, do not object; shooting good. 



