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* Sportsmen who enjoy hunting should be considerate of the game warden. That long-suffering gent, who’s often not as popular with the hunter as he ought to be, is most important. Without game laws, and an efficient body of men to epforce them, game would grow alarmingly scarce and there'd oe mighty little hunting.
A most effective method of preserving the grand sport of hunting, enjoyed by so many millions throughout the country .is to cooperate with the game warden and to realize that, in enforcing the laws, he’s working in the hunter’s interest ' •**.
Another way is through vigilance
lessness can destroy game, timber, property and human lives. That’s why experienced outdoorsmen make sure to snuff out matches and smokes completely.
With open hunting grounds growing scarce, a good hiinter is always careful and considerate of the property on which he hunts. He should remember that farmers and property owners are “friendly hosts’* to the hunter who is thoughtful.
To derive most fun out of hunting — and to get your quota of game—requires accurate shooting. There are thousands of active gun dubs in the U.S. with excellent facilities for improving your aim. The nicest folks in town are members. so why not inouire about your local club.
To obtain a guidebook to better rifle marksmanship, write to O. F. Mossberg <ft Sons, Inc* Dept. 6. New Haven 8, Conn.
■ - Sleep and lots of it is the greatest curative agent known to man or beast.
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