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I us on a hunt more often, i You, who haven't had the : experience, might well give 1 it an honest try. Not just for once, for like any other | sport, there are on and off ' days when weather and i scenting conditions are not j just right, the same as there j are days when a basketball ! i player’s goal shooting is off, j ! or it is too windy for golf i | or fishing. I I I, for one, feel organization of fox hunters is a worthy i endeavor if but for one pur- j pose, recreation. There are others: the protection of the fox itself. Is s he beneficial to the farmer? j To other sportsmen? The fruit-grower? The businessman? Or is the fox a vicious predator, a spreader of dis- ; ease, a determent of man- ! kind. I am sure there are • other schools of thought. • Let’s have ’em. Future articles may help you decide or at least give I you anothers viewpoint.

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