Box Elder News Journal | 1914-02-26 | Page 6 | Points on Chopping

points on chopping beginners invariably overexert themselves in chopping and are soon boon winded an accurate stroke counts for much more than a heavy but bat blundering one A good chopper lands land one blow exactly on top of 0 the other with the precision and regularity of a machine he chops slowly but rhythmically and puts little more effort into striking than he be does into lifting hla his ax tor for the blow trying to sink the ax deeply at every stroke Is about the hardest work that a scout cout cm can do and it spoil accuracy