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Show V an emotional outlet , The Shooting Preserve t? A - ..." Cash-and-Car- ry Hunting plugs in! By ERWIN A. BAUER t J rr fv;?s . We're all human. At the end of some b your alphabet from "A" to "G." days we're tired, tense, irritable. (It's fun, too!) ' Other times, we're so full of life we Obviously, any home-sty- le organ - want to "explode" with "will provide an emotional release." joy. What's the best way to express But a Conn Organ offers more. The either emotion? Sit down at a Conn Jonnis a professional-qualit- y d Organ and make music. What a instrument by the s wonderful, music men at C. G. way, to relieve tension or let the world know Conn, Ltd., in Elkhart, Indiana. There are eleven handsomely-"- , everything's all right. And you can "emote" even tf you can't read a crafted models to choose from. Prices note of music. start at 1895 and your Conn dealer How? With Conn's remarkable can arrange easv terms. Let him new learning tmrt bod 'Instant Mujseat you at a Conn Organ where the sic." In minutes Vou will be playing cares and troubles of the world just familiar tunes. All you have to know melt away into music hand-crafte- world-famou- ON A golden Columbus (Ohio) sportsmen exchanged business suite for red coats and caps. Then they' drove toward Wilmington, about an hour away in southern Ohio. Their destination was the Cherry Bend , x Shooting Preserve. They were bound for the most success ful hunting trip of their lives and knew it. To tell the truth, they would miss far more birds than they would hit. But no niattefrtheyolildome back the next week for some more assured sport. ii A hunter's fantasy? No a commercial hunting preserve, where for about $25 you wilderness, perfectly enjoy a trained dogs, a cozy clubhouse, and facilities for dressing and freezing your birds. well-stock- V - , r product of America's great racejto get outdoors. As more and more hunters venture afield, pressure on public hunting areas has become too intense, and there is seldom enough game to go around. Shooting preserves have relieved the pressure, particularly around centers of population. No two preserves are the same, but the principle of all of them is to raise quantities of game birds or animals (often' by scientific methods) and to release them . under the most natural conditions pos- -. sible. It isn't exactly the same as hunting completely wild game, but if s close The ringneck pheasant is the main tar-.gat most preserves. On some preserves, as many as 20,000 pheasants are released in a single season. Pheasant-shootin- g reg- ulatlona vary from preserve to preserve;,. "some require using a dog and others do not Most permit hunters to use their own bird dogs, but a few insist on using dogs preserve kennels.-Bobwhite quail are most popular on Southern preserves. Not only do Southern" hunters take' advantage of the preserves, 4from Ma ter vacations elsewhere. In many parts of the country, preserves which deal in more exotic game re grow-in- g in popularity. A number of game ranches in Texas and New Mexico feature such big game as black bucks from India; . fallow deer from Europe; aoudad, eland, and other antelopes from Africa. Fees at these "safari preserves" run fairly high and are based on the trophies taken. At least 2,400 preservejLjir&jiowJn iteration, and last year they entertained v more than two million sportsmen. The average preserve covers several hundred acres. Preserves are actually improving free public hunting because they eliminate some of the pressure; But if the population increase continues at its current rate, preserves may furnish att of the hunting in the distant future. Because they supplement rather than drain local native wildlife populations, nearly all states permit, preserves unlimited bag limits and long ' open seasons. That means a hunter now has far more opportunity to go afield. There also is a trend among preserve to diversify and to stay open the around. Many preserves are becomyear recreation areas. Wives and ing family children are encouraged to participate in the shooting and enjoy the grounds during For some - v ' ' n. et . CONN ORGANSCONN PIANOS old-time- MAIL TO DEPT. with your nhme and addjwsjtoFamily Weekly, P. O. Box 3660, Grand Central Station, New York, N. Y., 10017. Family Weekly, October S, 1966 15 mS ereaaive! Mrvanew AddW State Car Zip Code FWJ, CONN ORGAN CORP., ELKHART, IND. 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