lit RECREATION. 



ANOTHER GREAT SERIES OF 



Live Game 

 Photographs 



Some of these were Prize-Winners in 

 Recreation's Fourth Annual Competition 



No. 1. Size, 21 x 25. "The Interrupted Feast." Winner 

 of first prize. This was published on page 417 of 

 December Recreation, and represents a live golden 

 eagle, on the wing, carrying a full-grown rabbit. Price, $5 



No. 2. Size, 18x21. A Pair of Live Rocky Mountain Sheep, 



photographed on their native range in Colorado. 

 Winner of second prize. Published on page 421 of 

 December Recreation. - - - - - - Price, $4 



No. 3. Size, 25x29. A Live Spotted Fawn, in the edge of 

 a body of timber. A striking example of protective 



coloring. - Price, $4 



No. 4. Size, 15x17. A Pair of Live Rocky Mountain Goats. 



Photographed near the Stickeen River, Alaska. Price, $4 



No. 5. Size, 18x21. Live Kingfisher. A familiar friend 



of all anglers. Price, $3 



No. 6. Size, 18x21. "ME AND YOU." Live Coon Look- 

 ing Out of Hollow Tree. Winner of 28th prize. 

 Published on page 95 of February Recreation. Price, $3 



No. 7. Size, 22 x 26. Two Live Virginia D^er. Winner 



of 37th prize. Price, $4 



No. 8. Size, 25 x 30. Sixteen Live Elk, on their native 



range in the foothills of the Teton Mountains, Wyo. Price, $4 



Remittances sKovild be made by New York Draft or 

 by Post Office or Express Money Order. :: Address 



W% a. • 23 West Twenty-fourth Street 



ICecreation, New York at y 



