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...headed chicken. Story-Teller Stone followed up this success with many another story. Now, at 54, he is the affluent, ruddy-cheeked managing editor of the Winsted Citizen, correspondent for several other newspapers and the Associated Press. Best Stone Story: James Daley, hunter, sighted a large buck deer in the woods near Winsted. About its neck he perceived a peculiar red contrivance not common to deer. Puzzled, Hunter Daley took careful aim, fired. The buck dropped. "Daley approached somewhat cautiously and examined the animal. The buck was dead with a broken neck. From the deer's neck he removed...
...English manor house: "Say, this must be one of those old Long Island places they've shipped over and put up over here. . . . What did she mean?'a run with the hounds'? Ain't they nobody to take the dogs out in this country? ... In the U. S. our deer hunters shoot each other so often we put red coats on them?so we can find them easier after they're dead...
...Deer, partridges and even rabbits are out of season now, yet one day last week saw a host of hunters march forth from Merrimack, N. H., with guns loaded, triggers oiled. Through woods and fields near the farm of Thomas H. Braden they prowled. Before long Police Chief Frank R. Flanders was seen taking aim and- ker-blam-down came the quarry: a full-grown (60-lb.) male baboon. The hunt continued. Toward nightfall Dr. Paul Denicola fired into a copse near an open field and another baboon breathed its last. That was the end of Merrimack's great...
Best shots: Chetoga's lonely vigil to appease the Manitou; the fall of a great pine, symbolizing Chetoga's death; un-faked closeups of deer, wolverines, 75,000 caribou; a bear and mountain lion fighting; the wolf pack trying to hamstring, then Baluk spearing, a bull moose...
...collection contains over 200 heads of sheep, goats, antelopes, and deer. A 'group of 52 deer antlers, varying in size from the enormous caribou moose down to the little wood brocket with antlers one and one-half inches long, includes two heads of Shomburg's deer, of which there are not more than six examples in existence, and two heads of the rare Pere David's deer, of which the last known living examples are on the Duke of Bedford's estate in England...