. Les jeunes Nimrods en Amérique du Nord : un livre pour les garçons . A MOONLIGHT TRAMP. Les animaux à la recherche de copains. L'homme qui peut imiter l'appel de la femelle orignal pour tromper le mâle peut obtenir tout le jeu qu'il veut.ils viendront de longues distances, dans la mesure où ils peuvent entendre le son, et la grande compétence dans l'appel est de moduler le son de sorte qu'il bringl'orignal dans la portée étroite, et de faire la photo un certain. LE JEUNE NiMRODS. Les meilleurs appels sont faits avec une trompette d'écorce de bouleau. Il devrait être d'environ dix-huit pouces de long, un pouce de diamètre à une extrémité, et expandingto quatre ou cinq i

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. The young Nimrods in North America : a book for boys . A MOONLIGHT TRAMP. the animals in search of mates. The man that can imitate the call ofthe female moose so as to deceive the male can get all the game he wants.They will come from long distances, as far as they can hear the sound, and the great skill in calling is to modulate the sound so that it will bringthe moose into close range, and make the shot a certain one. THE YOUNG NiMRODS. The best calls are made with a trumpet of birch-bark. It should beabout eighteen inches long, an inch in diameter at one end, and expandingto four or five inches at the other. A hunter can only succeed with itafter long practice, as the least false note reveals the deception, and sends --feAfe*iii?.*5i--fcfiia; =.- -;L&;=s^ -- ——*., , -, «-- ri=#a-S!i /ss j. MOOSE-HUNTING IN THE NORTH-WEST. the moose away to his retreat. The calling can only be done on moon-light nights, as the moose will not pay any attention to it in the daytime, and he is so dark in color that a night when the moon is shining is theonly one when he can be seen. The males are terrible fighters, and sometimes it happens that ahunter will call two of them at once. On one occasion I was out with afriend of mine, and we had an Indian guide who was famous for his skillin calling. VVe selected a place by the side of an opening in the forest;my friend and I sat down among the bushes, while the Indian climbedinto a tree-top and began calling through his trumpet. The imitationwas perfect, and in about half an hour there was a crash in the bushes, CALLING THE MOOSE. 93

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