Identifier: gamebreeder131918hunt (find matches)
Title: The Game breeder
Year: 1918 (1910s)
Authors: Huntington, Dwight Williams, 1851- ed
Subjects: Game and game-birds
Publisher: (New York) The Game Conservation Society
Contributing Library: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Harvard University, Museum of Comparative Zoology, Ernst Mayr Library

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ds. There isnever the disappointment of not find-ing game. Trapshooting is always ready at every shooting club. Claybirds are plentiful—ready with their speedyflight and vexing turns to give you more gunthrills to the minute than any featheredgame can give. Every man —every woman should knowhow to shoot and hit what they shoot at.The gun club is the place to learn this demo-cratic, patriotic sport. Find out how—now. Check trapshooting in the coupon—mail itto us and get all the facts. E. I. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. Mark X before subject that interests youand Mail This Coupon to E. 1. DU PONT DE NEMOURS & CO. ADVERTISING DIVISIONWilmington G. B. Delaware Trapshooting Hunting Sporting Powders Industrial Explosives Farm Explosives Py-ra-lin Toilet Goods Town & Country Paint Fabrikoid Upholstery Fairfield Rubber Cloth Commercial Acids Bronze Powder Add City Stat< Established 1802 WILMINGTON DELAWARE ma tf/S//*rs*//**r,0 W//M//SA a: lliMlll iia:ii; 66 THE GAME BREEDER
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MAKE your showery hunting days this Fall the gooddays for ducks they really ought to be, with the rightshotshells — Remington UMC Smokeless Arrow orNitro Club Wetproof Steel Lined Speed Shells. Norain can wet them—they stay dry and serviceable as yourRemington UMC Pump Gun or Autoloading Shotgun. Demingtorij*^ UMC for Shooting Right Those finest of shoal-water fowl, the big mallards — ■whichyou can seldom get within gunshot of -when it is calm anafair will then not be so quick to take wing. But your shells must be right. Hunting has no worse luckthan a water-soaked shell that has swelled and sticks in the gun at a critical moment to say nothing of a miss caused by wilting of the turned-over end of the shell.

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