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Hunt Schedule For December
Hounds will meet at 11 a.m. during December on the following fixed dates: Saturday, 4th, at the farm of A. Lawton Blankenbaker, Madison County. Breakfast to the field by kind invitation of Mr. Jack Blankenbaker and Mr. and Mrs. A. Lawton Blankenbake r. Saturday, 11th, at Mount Vernon (Cattle Scales, In t. 522 and 231). Breakfast to the [field by kind invitation of Mr. land Mrs. J. Clifford Miller, | Jr., at “Beauregard”, Brandy ! Station. Saturday, 18th, at “Hunters' Retreat”, Culpeper County. Breakfast to the field by kind invitation of Mrs. Sue Ingersoll.
On All Wednesdays, at 10 a.m., hounds will go out from ! the Kennels at Thornton Hill, Sperry vi-lle.
| Hunting Accidents
Total 19 in State
j So far this season 19 persons have been injured, four of them fatally, in Virginia hunting accidents, according to Game Commission Safety 'Officer J. N. Kerrick. This is about on a par with last year, one of the worst hunt-j ing accident years on record in Virginia. Ten of the accidents involved deer hunters and the rest occurred while the victims j hunted small game. Six of the | injuries were self inflicted, j In three cases the shooter; was not identified, but in one ; of these instances the shooter was known to have fled from j about 50 yards distance when ! the victim yelled. Shotguns were involved in j 15 of the mishaps and rifles accounted for the other four.; The only rifle fatality involved a .22- calibre rifle used for squirrel hunting. In over half; the cases where the shooter’s age is known the person re
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