es archery: a contributes” to: HUNTERS’ SUPPLEMENT —- SEPTEMBER 10, 1969 ee in many ‘back yards and fields -@s;:.with «the approach of hunting season, those opeful of: bagging atrophy ani- |. mal PBharpen’ up theif “shdoting ~~ -. ability. : fs Unlike the. rifleman who can. take his. gun. off the rack and chieve. ‘reasonable success with avery little practise, the. archer “must put cin. hour upon hour of © ractise if: he hopes to achieve ‘the’ same results. During the inter. - -months. -constant target oting . -with a bow whose draw |. eight. is between 25 and 35 ounds:-is: necessary to keep the reher ‘sharp and: his judgment keen, ‘release, accuracy of estimating - distance are important factors “which play a. vital part in suc- _COSSy. Sa, - PRECISION MADE ; “The e modern bow of woodbacked with fibreglass and strung. with nylon is accurate, and inthe hands of:an “expert,- ‘quite capable of taking: val types of game. Alu- . Minum and glass. shafts, which rare ..most...widely used, are matched in weight and length like a pre's golfclubs, carefully done, the arrows’ : accuracy. . “Spine, which means. “the amount of flex-in the arrow shaft, mustbe carefully matched . to the ‘weight ‘of the bow, so that - the arrow: which leaves the bow in“a” ‘curve will have. time to” “Many tr: ighten and “fly true. & oth r ‘points need. to” be checked a SHORTER BOW : ‘Te ‘is now..time’ to set aside the: target: bow and pick up: the:|: hunting. model... This will in most |: z cases -be: in. the-40-to 50 pound : range, and much shorter in limb = than its target companion. Shor- ter of necessity for convenient = packing in the bush. It is also "a time ‘now to. test your hunt- ing: ‘broadheads, - “the” 2,°3,°or:- 4] ~~ bladed hunting points required for : game hunting, There is no substi- , tute’ for sharpness and the ex- perienced hunter would no more 7 _ venture. into the bush with dull a ‘hunting heads: than the rifleman would with an empty gun,- Razor * sharpness is the requirement, so - 7 file and hone, _ file and hone, : there {s.no substitute. . “This is the age old sport com- co ing into. its own: more than ever _ snow which requires stealth, skiil’ and patience. The archer knows: "that. -he .will often. come home “Smoothness of draw and - _ Crossbow, ‘fired from: the .: a rifle and its short arrows are. called: bolts. “ it requires ‘less: practise. and is ‘easier to shoot.on short notice, empty handed, but his thrill is in ‘matching his wits -with a crafty. “old buck, and getting within the _kill.range of his quarry which must be no more than fifty yards away. Quietness is also essen- -tial, for he must stand. up. to ‘shoot, thus coming into full view of his target. aye LIFETIME THRILL “‘Tenseness, tension, excite- ment, are a certainty on every archery safari whether game is bagged or not.: For the success- ful archer the thrill of a life-- time awaits the bagging of his first trophy, for his has been oe . ‘a’ difficult--task “even “with mo- dern. equipment, to approach un- detected into that fifty yard range, ‘Make no mistake the bow and ‘arrow is absolutely. deadly, and kills efficiently by hemorraghing |- _Tather than by shocking power. The archer must develop ability - to. track his. game and not run in and spook it once it has been hit, for. a bow kills differently than a gun, Tf you have ‘not tried this sport, “a ‘new challenge awaits you. You can’ choose’ from. two types of bows, the longbow which I have |: previously mentioned or .. the C bow The crossbow with a pull of its 80. pounds or over is ‘shoulder like ‘For the unskilled Taking game with either bow. _is quite a feat, and our game > de-. : * portunity to take to the field a - use camofluage equipment to the _ chances, ~ cipate in with rewarding results. “What better way to observe the. beauty that surrounds us than to _ “experience well worth the effort. NO RIFLES ALLOWED - JON ISLANDS _and the. Gulf Islands have had pariment is to be congratulated on giving the bow hunter the cp- ing in concerned, Rifles are banned this year week early, thus allowing himio —- for the first time! utmost and thereby enhance his é Here. is a sport all. members of a family may parti- | - land Isiand last year, who was hit by a bullet from a deer hun- ter’s rifle. The furveyor, Peter Arnel, was carrying out survey work on a private piece of island property at the time, and his death brought ademand for the banning of hunting on the Gulf Islands from the Corporation _.of B.C, Land Surveyors. - We live in a scenic province British Columbia, and a particu- larly. beautiful corner of it here in Victoria on Vancouver Island, tramp.the hills and valleys with ~ bow or rifle in search of game, for whether a trophy is baggedor not the outing can always be an’ order in July that.hunting for deer will be restricted to shot- guns.. But rifled slugs may be used, the use of bird shot. Take to the woods this fall, keep your eyes open, see. nature at. its best. Let your mind relax, the opportunity is ; yours for the faking. : PIONEER 11-30 chain saw... built to | professional standards - . preferred by farm | operators! _ the big difference. is total engineering! _ PIONEER’ cy ciiani saws ALF. 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The Provincial governmient ; has. taken: that action, mainly . asa result of the death ofa“ surveyor on. Galiano. The government ‘issued an. There..is no: ban on™ "Hunters. in. the ‘Sooke-Jordan : River. area of ‘southern Vanceu-. ver Island are being given a helping” hand by logging com- panies to keep out of. trouble, The. Sooke Combined Fire Ore ; ganization, an organization rep-— resenting ail of the logging opera- tions in the area, has prepared an up-to-date map showing all, “of the backwoods roads covering . the district. eek RB The maps are being made. available ‘for the asking” to one and all. The S.C.F.O, was formed pri- marily to. co-ordinate Hre pre- vention and fire fighting in the woods. ‘ eaeeee Is. map covers an area from “the Shawnigan Lake ~ Port Ren- frew Road south, and from Hump- “pack Road west. to tidewater. 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