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FOREST AND STREAM 
May, 1922 
LOMARA PRISMA 
8-POWER BINOCULAR 
separate as well as handy simultaneous adjustment 
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A Genuine 
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SALT LICKS 
Dear Forest and Stream : 
A ll stock raisers know that their 
animals need salt. Wild animals 
and birds are also very fond of it. In 
the wilder parts of Canada where the 
pioneer is hewing out a home, such as in 
the timbered lands of British Columbia, 
there are often to be found spots in 
the woods, tramped down, pawed and 
scratched. These places are known as 
"licks,” and the wild animals come to 
them, because the soil in these spots is of 
an alkali nature and they are fond of 
salt. The writer has often watched them 
come to these licks. He has found these 
places low down among the foot-hills 
and high up in the mountain ranges above 
the timber line in a wild country where 
grizzly, wild goat and sheep range. 
For experiment he poured some brine 
in a glade on the mountain and visited 
it from time to time to watch, hiding 
behind a fallen tree. It was interesting 
to notice that the first animals to come 
and use the lick were rabbits, mice and 
squirrels, and sometimes small flocks of 
crossbills — and so keen were the birds 
that it was possible to approach within a 
few feet and photograph them. Owing 
to the nocturnal habits of the deer they 
are very rarely seen on the licks in the 
day time, although the writer has seen 
both deer and wild sheep using the licks 
during the day. 
On a still moonlight night of the late 
spring, there is no more fascinating ex- 
perience than to sit hidden deep in the 
woods away from all human habitation 
and listen to the last evening notes of the 
American robin; the flop against a tree 
of a flying squirrel landing from the top 
of another tree ; the too-too-too of the 
owl ; the splash of a mountain trout in 
the lake below ; the drum of a partridge 
on a log — and all around the incessant 
soft hum of insect life. You will note the 
tiny light of a glow worm amongst the 
dead leaves and within one inch of the 
watcher’s ear, you will hear the persis- 
tent buzz of the enterprising mosquito. 
Tch-iti-tch-tch-iti-tch comes the mouse 
to the lick; floppity-flop, hippityhop 
comes the rabbit. With least noise of 
all the big deer often glides into the 
opening. He stands a moment to sniff 
the air, and then begins to paw and lick. 
Fred W. Hodson, British Columbia. 
REVOLVERS RESEMBLING 
THE COLT 
T he Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Man- 
ufacturing Company, of Hartford, 
Conn., aware of the importation and sale 
of revolvers not of their own manufac- 
ture but which closely resembled the Colt 
— in fact, so closely that they were likely 
to be mistaken for the genuine Colt — 
after receiving legal advice decided to 
proceed against Messrs. Cowdrey & 
Winkhaus, of New York, one of the 
importers of this class of arm. 
As a result of this action, with the 
consent of all parties a decree was en- 
tered in the favor of the Colt Company 
on March 2, 1922, and an injunction is- 
sued by the District Court of the United 
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