FOREST AND STREAM 
789 
CONTENTS 
For February, 1916 
FOREST AND STREAM. 
The Forest beckons gently 
With a thousand finger-tips; 
Or, like a girl, inviting 
With sweetly smiling lips. 
The Stream invites the sportsman 
To its bosom, broad and gleaming, 
For fish and ducks and other game, 
Or merely idle dreaming. 
But when it comes to make a choice, 
Between one or the other, 
Blest is the man who gets the chance 
Of taking them together. 
The Metamorphosis of a Greenhorn 791 
By W. H. Bentley 
Written on the White Pages of the 
Newly Fallen Snow . 795 
By Will C. Parsons 
Waterfowl of Manitoba and Sas¬ 
katchewan . 798 
By J. D. A. Evans 
The Grayling in Michigan. 799 
By W. B. Mershon 
Week End Camping Trips are Pos¬ 
sible for Everybody . 801 
By Black Bass 
The Purr of the Little Outboard 
Motor . 800 
The Uncaught Trout. 804 
By Donald Gillis 
Coyote Hunting as a Sport and as a 
Necessity. 805 
By John W. Davis 
With the Bass and Pike of Leech 
Lake . 806 
By J. A. L. Waddell 
Editorial . 808 
Natural History . 809 
Notes from the Field. 811 
Nessmuk’s Corner . 820 
Trapshooting . 825 
Forest and Stream 
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THE MARKET PLACE 
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE 
FOR SALE (Continued) 
RABBIT HUNTERS—Young beagles of high-class 
blood lines; ages from 6 weeks to 9 months; all stock 
eligible; $10.00 up; shipped on approval. A. D. Gross, 
562 W. Market, York, Pa. 
FOR SALE—Pointer pups, whelped September 8, liver 
and white; fine healthy -stock; sire and dam fine well- 
broken dogs. $10.00 each. R. Byron Schroeder, 
Mechanicsburg, Pa. 
TO EXCHANGE—21-jewel Waltham watch, Riv-Max 
grade, for pair of Airedale puppies of registered stock. 
C. L. Clark, 119 5th Street, N., Oelwein, la. 
WANTED—To take hunters during bird season. Pros¬ 
pects fine. Birds plentiful. W. A. Payne, Pine Hall, 
North Carolina. 
TAXIDERMY IN ALL BRANCHES, AT REASON¬ 
ABLE PRICES—Price-list mailed free, on request. 
Nicely mounted specimens for sale. Milton J. Hofman, 
1818 Bleecker Street, Brooklyn, N. Y. 
HEMINWAY 10 DOUBLE HAMMER, cost $80, worth 
$25. Good second-hand condition. Trade Remington or 
Winchester pump 12 of equal value, and condition. 
H. C. Phillips, Randolph, Vt. 
KENTUCKY LEAF TOBACCO—Just as it comes 
from the farm without flavor or adulteration for chew¬ 
ing or smoking. Send $1.00 for 4 lb. trial order. J. J. 
Rhodes, Mayfield, Ky. 
RING NECK PHEASANT EGGS FROM CHOICE 
STOCK—Order now for early delivery. $2.50 per setting 
of 15 eggs. Edward W. Dolan, Worthington, Minn. 
REDBONE HOUNDS—Pure bred puppies, youngsters 
and trained dogs. Redbone hounds will do any thing 
any other hound will do and do it better. Send for 
list, it’s free. The great working Airedale “Caesar 
Imperator” at stud. Fee $10.00. Pedigree on request. 
Stephenson Coonhound Kennels, Covington, Tenn. 
FOR SALE—Magnificently mounted buffalo head. 
Only reason for selling is I have no room suitable 
for keeping it. If you want a really good head, let 
me know and I will give you a bargain. Address 
“Buffalo,” care of Forest and Stream. 
FOR SALE—Magnificent head; sable antelope. Species 
becoming rare. On account of having no room to dis¬ 
play will sell for $20 cash, about one-fifth the ruling 
price. H., care of Forest and Stream, New York. 
Who has a copy of “THE SHADOW OF THE GUN” 
published about twenty years ago by Peterson and 
Company, Chicago. Address Librarian, care of Forest 
and Stream. 
FOR SALE—Two large mounted elk heads; 12 point¬ 
ers; 8, 10 and 14 point; black and white tail deer heads; 
all newly mounted; express and all charges prepaid 
anywhere in U. S. A. You will profit by writing me. 
Edwin Dixon, Canada’s Leading Taxidermist, Union- 
ville, Ont. 
FOR SALE—Two mounted moose heads; 54 and 58 
inches, spread of horns; exceptionally fine heads in 
every way; winter killed; perfect in every way; express 
and all charges prepaid on approval in U. S. A. 
Edwin Dixon, Canada’s Leading Taxidermist, Union- 
ville, Ont. _ 
FOR SALE—5,000 acres in fee, covered with small 
pine timber, agricultural land, for raising cattle and 
hogs, great game preserve, deer, turkeys, bear and 
quail, lakes and fish galore, $3.50 per acre. B. H. 
Tyson, Pikeville, N. C. 
FOR SALE—Moose, Elk, Caribou, black and white 
tail deer heads for mounting; also scalps to suit the 
horns; we now have some exceptionally fine heads in 
my stock; all duty free; delivery and scalps guaranteed. 
Edwin Dixon, Dealer in Game Heads, Unionville, Ont. 
FOR SALE—Will sell you my Underwood No. 4 Type¬ 
writer for $35.50; also my No. 4, Smith Premier for 
$17.50. These machines will go quick at this price. 
Jesse I. McCullough, R. F. D., No. 3, Mercer, Pa. 
CHESAPEAKE BAY DUCK RETRIEVERS pedigreed 
and registered. Best hunting stock in America. Guaran¬ 
teed not gun shy. Bred and raised on the Chesapeake 
Bay. Shot over almost every day of the shooting sea¬ 
son. Dogs and puppies for sale. John Sloan, Lee Hall, 
Virginia._ 
FERRETS—3,000 ferrets, drive out rabbits, mink, ex¬ 
terminate rats. Booklet for stamp. Augustine’s, White- 
hall, Wise._____ 
TAXIDERMISTS SUPPLIES—Artificial skulls, glass 
eyes, etc. A. Vela, Taxidermist, Jackson, Cal. 
GUNS RESTOCKED OR FULL CHOKED—Indoor 
Multiplying Camera worth $25.00. Sale or trade for 
Hammer’s gun. John W. Harrison, Grass Creek, Ind. 
FOR BIG GAME HUNTING AND ALPINING IN 
the Mountains of Central British Columbia, by Pack 
Train. You are SURE of GOOD SPORT in my Section. 
Joe La Salle, Mountaineer, Hunter & Guide, McBride, 
British Columbia. 
WORMS—Use Leonard’s Worm Chaser for dogs, pup¬ 
pies, and cats. Antiseptic, harmless. It’s Good, try it. 
By mail 25c. Prepared only by Rob’t Leonard, 738 N. 
Main, Scranton, Pa. 
CONSULTING FISHCULTURIST-Expert advice on 
all fishery matters. Sporting waters examined and re¬ 
ported on in regard to improving fishing. Sites for 
hatcheries located. W. M. Keil, Tuxedo Park, N. Y. 
IF YOU HAVE ASTHMA, send us your address. 
Thomas & Olson, 916 Crescent Street, Brockton, Mass. 
WANTED—Lady partner with $2,000 to run poultry, 
dairy and hog farm. My farm will produce most any¬ 
thing. Hamell Anderson, Baldwin, Ga. 
I would like to meet some reader of Forest and Stream 
who is, like the writer, desirous of building up robust 
health, and spend several months’ vacation this year 
under very favorable conditions with this end in view. 
Best of references. Boston, care of Forest and Stream. 
WANTED—A double barrel, hammerless, ejector gun 
with 32 and 28 in. barrels or just 32 inch. A. B. Nimitz, 
66 Society Street, Charleston. S. C. 
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No wicks to trim, no chimneys 
to wash, no smoke, no smell, no 
dirt. A quick and profitable 
seller for dealers and agents. If 
you want one for your own use, 
ask your nearest hardware dealer 
to send for one on trial. If you 
want the agency write for our 
Special Lantern Proposition. 
STAMPING & ELECTRIC WORKS 
486 S. Clinton Street, Chicago 
TRADE MARK 
imPRAgs 
To protect guns and all metal articles from 
leading and rusting. More convenient and 
efficient than oil or grease. 
ImpRags are impregnated felt. Almost ever¬ 
lasting. Prepaid io and 25 cent packages. 
Si VAD Box 13 CEDAR FALLS, IOWA 
You Can Build Your Own Canoe and Save M the Cost 
^pHE WIS V Canoe—fastest—safest and. classiest Canoe 
-*■ made. We furnish paper patterns, working drawings and 
instruction sheets complete for $3.90 postpaid. 15 to 18 feet. You 
take no risk—everything guaranteed. Send for them today. 
Wisconsin Boat Company, Dept. Y Racine, Wis. 
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