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Rfèfp» T H E D I L L O N E X A M I N E E Take Some , Leave Some “If every hunter who goes afield this year will give some serious thought to next season’s game sup ply and then take some action in an effort to enhance it, the prob lem of future hunting would be well on its way to solution.” This statement by Kelly DeBusk, Oklahoma state game and fish di rector, contains a lot of verbal meat and his advice to “take some ac tion is particularly timely. Many sportsmen would sincerely like to follow through in doing something about the future game supply, but all too few know just what steps they can, as individuals, take in approaching this goal. Here are DeBusk’s suggestions: “Don’t shoot a covey down to the last bird. “Don’t set the limit as a MUST every time yon go hunting. “Stop when you’ve had a fair ‘amount of sport. “Don’t return time and again to the same area just be cause you had good shooting there yesterday. “Wild game,” the game director points out, “is a natural renewable crop. All crops, whether they come from the soil or are hatched from eggs, have to be planted and culti vated if the harvest is to be suc cessful. Leaving some game birds as next season’s seed is one way to insure good sport for the future. This is one way of planting next year’s crop. Protecting it from both human and other predators and seeing that pleny of natural food is provided are two important forms of cultivating the game crop you have planted. “Game management,” DeBusk continues, “is not. such a compli cated science that it cannot be prac ticed by individual sportsmen. In terpreted in simple terms it is merely the provision of ideal habi tat and adequate protection.” A A A Happy Combination Of course the duck season hasn’t long to run, but the little portable heater shown hère should be a natural for thou sands of fishing shacks that will dot our northern lakes and rivers this winter. It Is a chimney crown—the manufac turer’s name for a sheet metal flue cap—and a Spcedmaster stove which fit together'perfect ly to form a fast-action, radiant circulator for every winter sports enthusiast. A A A At birth a black bear cub weight from 9 to 12 ounces which is about 1/200 to 1/250 of its mother’s weight. It is about eight inches long, blind, and covered with dark hair so thin that it is practically naked, A A A Birds Have Mishaps Partridges are adept at thunder ing from the ground and escaping through what looks like impene trable brush and trees, but the Wisconsin conservation r e p o r t s that the “thunderers” are not al ways as accurate in their aim as it may seem—that many of these birds do have “accidents.” In examining 100 partridges, de partment research men found seven birds with injuries that came apparently from cblliding with trees and brush in escape flights. The seven birds were found to have chest injuries, seemingly from flying into tree branches, and one bird was found with a small twig embedded in its flesh. One immature female had a severe head-scalping. One bird was found with an acorn impaled on its bill and a “wear” mark showed that the nut had been there a long time. The bird managed to eat in spite of the im pediment, as its crop contained other acorns. Weight of Fish Many are the times when an angler who has made a particular ly good catch would like to know what his fish weighed stream-side, but has no scales. Here's a way that the weight of the fish can be closely approximat ed: Just measuring the length and by the square of the girth and di vide the result by 800. For example, a fish 18 inches long and 10 inches in firth would, under the formula, weighs 2.35 .pounds. V I R G I L B y L e n Klei» SUNNYSIDE by Cicute S. Hew THE O L D GAFFER YOU DON'T SEEM TO FIND THE TOOTH- j TOOTH?-1 CAN EVEN FIND THE M O U TH1 By Clay Hunter 3 T TtftllFORD V M I By MELLORS WYLDE A N D W O O L V I'D ENJOY YOUR DRUM SOLO MORE IP YOU'D FURNISH c o t t o n FOR MY ea r s ' By Bert Thomas PLAY \T U f CLIéSHT “DON'TCHA THINK I'M TOO BIG TO WE/tf? A SNOWSUIT ? I'D RATHER HAVE Y ' P U T uflSW TH E MONEY INTO A FAIR O f RUBBER nnLlVf/r BOOTS/\ * GEE. TH A T 'S A GREAT ALBUM O F RECORDS, ALVIN. 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Address .............................................. Dead Aim An American visitor to England had just returned to his native United States with a slight British accent and numerous stories of his travels. He was relating some of his experiences to a group of friends when one of them asked if he had done any shooting. “Oh, yes,” he replied, “I did quite a bit of shooting. I was most successful, though, when I shot at Lord Baddleton’s county seat.” “Didja hit it?” asked another eagerly. Force of Hab&t After finding a vacant seat in the train the little man with the meek demeanor slumped into it and soon fell asleep. He evidently hadn’t noticed the parrot perched on the shoulder of the man next to him but the latter eyed the newcomer with mixed emotions. After considerable deliberation and frequent shiftings of weight from foot to foot the parrot de cided on attack. Balancing him self precariously on his owner’s shoulder he leaned over and nipped the little man’s ear. 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