Show I i. i POINTER OR SETTER WHICH SETTER WHICH I 1 1 r c f n kr r i i f x c. v t a- a War f I By Morris Ac Ackerman erman Telegram Telegrams Fish and Clame tame Expert UE guy that t said love me me love T THE m my dog must have been the owner of ot a good pointer or setter setter Down south of the Mason rason and andI I DIxon line it Is a poor man indeed that does not own a good bird dog dog dog- and the lucky fellow that owns a good un regards that faithful animal as one of the family We e know folk foll up U North who go godown godown o down Into the quail country in 11 the winter and have and have their whole plans upset because while good bird dogs are plentiful the owners will not let them out of sight And this is as it should be for be-for for without a 11 doubt quail hunting is the greatest field sport in to America and the reason it is so is by the mere fact of blooded pointers and setters sellers being trained to a point of efficiency that is Jill little Ie short of astounding It is not within our province to argue whether the pointer Is a better better better bet bet- ter quail dog than the setter setter for for forin in great American field fiela trials both dogs have shown to advantage While another thing Is that the owner of either will never admit the owner of the other is right so right so there you ou are It is also of little consequence to give advice to the chap that has trained a bird dog an and hunted with It it any suggestions on how to hunt with the do dog But it is of importance to tell those who want to lo hunt quail or ruffed or pheasants or snipe or woodcock to either own or oJ provide provide provide pro pro- I vide good bird dogs before going to I the the- tile expense ot ong ong- trips to the I country where the hunting Is to be I done It H is well to remember too that the intelligence of a good pointer or setter is almost human I Ii sey a r rt t r b e j tx sl i is if s 's f L i 4 w I t i |