Changes in New Jersey 
Game Laws 
Biss and game conservation measures 
enacted by the Legislature include 
a bill reducing the daily bag limit for 
rabbits from ten to six. ‘The act also 
limits the daily bag of grey squirrels 
to six. The measure was introduced 
in response to a general demand from 
sportsmen who believed the previous 
limit was threatening extermination 
of the game and is in line with game 
conservation measures in other states. 
Another conservation measure fixes 
a season and puts a bag limit on yellow 
perch, one of the most widely dis- 
tributed and popular of the state’s 
game fishes. The season for catching 
yellow perch will extend from May 20 
to November 30 and from January 1 
to January 20, the same as for pike, 
pickerel and pike perch. The new act 
will protect the perch during the 
spawning season. The daily limit is 
25. 
The closed season on female ring- 
neck pheasant is extended for another 
five years under a new act. It has 
been the policy of the state, since 
distribution of English pheasants was 
commenced, to protect the female birds. 
Conforming to legislation in New 
York and other nearby states, a new 
law permits Jersey hunters to bait 
water fowl under certain restrictions. 
It has heretofore been unlawful to 
place any rye, wheat, oats, corn or 
other cereal except wild celery and wild 
rice in fresh or salt waters to lure wild 
ducks, geese or other fowl. This re- 
striction, it is claimed, put New Jersey 
gunners at a disadvantage. The new 
act confines the restriction against the 
baiting practice to within 400 feet of 
any gunning point. 
on Olympic Sports 
Programme 
By AUBREY E. IRELAND 
Canoeing 
FOR the past twelve years, canoe 
enthusiasts have been endeavoring 
to have canoeing recognized as an 
Olympic Sport, but up to the present, 
it has been impossible; because canoe- 
ing has not been general throughout 
the world, many countries being quite 
ignorant of the use of the canoe. On 
the other hand, this recreation and 
sport is adaptable to almost every 
country where they have a_ water 
course eight inches or more deep. 
Canoeing is very general in Canada 
and the United States where the manu- 
facture of canoes has developed from 
the original birch-bark type to a very 
high standard. The canoe is compara- 
tively very cheap, readily transportable, 
and makes possible with little effort a 
most enjoyable and health giving 
pastime. 
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