. Victoria, B.C., Canada, Vancouver Island : Angeln, Schießen, Golf, Autofahren, und alle Outdoor-Sportarten das ganze Jahr über in einem milden und sonnenglänzenden Klima ohne extreme Hitze oder Kälte / von Richard L. Pocock ; bearbeitet, illustriert und veröffentlicht, mit Einführung, von Victoria Branch, V.I.D. Liga. . Ein Pointon WillowGrouse EIN Victoria Setter. Blue Grouse Shooting WILLOW GROUSE - Willow Grouse ist der popularname für die Ruffed Grouse, die im ganzen Land verbreitet ist. In den frühen Teil der Saison die Weide^reuse häufig die Sümpfe und Dickicht, wo sie schwer zu bekommen sind, a

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. Victoria, B.C., Canada, Vancouver Island : fishing, shooting, golf, motoring, and all outdoor sports the whole year round in a mild and sunshiny climate without any extremes of heat or cold / by Richard L. Pocock ; edited, illustrated and published, with introduction, by Victoria Branch, V.I.D. League. . A Pointon WillowGrouse A Victoria Setter. Blue Grouse Shooting WILLOW GROUSE—Willow Grouse is the popularname for the Ruffed Grouse, which is common throughoutthe country. In the early part of the season the willowg^rouse frequent the swamps and thickets, where they aredifficult to get at, and, when found, are apt to play Into thehands of the pot hunter by the way they have of perchingin the trees and staying there until he spots and pot-shotsthem. Later on, however, when the swamps become over-flowed, they take to higher and more open ground, when thesport they afford over a good dog is by most BritishColumbia sportsmen considered the best of any of our gamebirds. BLUE GROUSE—The Blue, Sooty, or Pine Grouse is atim.ber bird which is plentiful all over the Island, particu-larly in those places in the hills where there are bare patchesof iTock among the tall timber. For the greater part of theyear they feed on the foliage of the Douglas pines and keepin the trees. They come down to lower ground in thebreeding season, but w

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