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Remains Adequate

“Worried banters who are concerned about the outlook foa the 1952-53 hunting season because of the heavy kills of game this past season can stop their fretting,” says I. T. Quinn, executive director of the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries, “for despite the bumper crop of game killed this year, there still remains a seed-stock adaquate to fill all the coverts for next season’s hunting just as abundantly as last year.”

Mr. Quinn went on to say that next year’s kill will not be affected by the kills of the past season, but rather the nesting and rearing conditions of early spring and summer will determine the outlook

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