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squirrel nunters naa a different way of maiming themselves, the fa vorite technique being to rest the muzzle of a shotgun on their foot and then pull or jar the triggerJ Blasting a buddy’s legs while; bearing down on a running bushy-tail was populir also. And don't think because you don’t have a big fluffy tail that you won’t be mistaken for a squirrel because several are every year.
Rabbit hunters beating through the thickets while their buddies blast the bunnies from the outside are!
prime accident candidates, the j statistics reveal. The shooter; sees only the rabbit and not the legs or other portions of the | be iter in the brush. Seven of the 45 accidents1 which occurred during the' ldpb-67 hunting season proved; fatal. More rifle accidents! were fatal than those involving the shotgun, but thefar greater j number of scattergun acci-i dents usually resulted in loss I of fingers, toes, limbs and!
eyes or perm anent crippling, j (Jarelqg£ weapon handljjtg.wast the common denominator in over half of the cases. Carrying loaded weapons in vehicles or with the safety off was the usual cause of discharge.;
Card Of Thanks
I wish to thank the Culpeper Hospital staff and doctors for their kindness shown me while a patient in the hospital. Also my thanks and appreciation to friends and neighbors for their cards, visits and flowers.
Robert Marshall Burke
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