Archery - Fishing - Hunting - Skeet Shooting - Trapping

Jan. 10 Game Galore. At a hunting preserve located in Riviera Beach, Florida, a ranch has been established to provide gun fodder for wealthy American hunters. For a membership fee of, 000 per year, high society gunmen can be assured of a kill. The ranch raises over 18, 000 quail, pheasants and turkeys, produced specifically to satisfy the blood sport enthusiasts. The area covers ten square miles and is guaranteed to be thick with wild life. A far cry from the days of William Tell and Robin Hood, hunters are equipped more as if they are on a 20th century army manocuvre. Riding the range in special hunting jeeps, the marksmen, dressed in their uniform sporting outfits, select an area and then close in for a kill. Highly trained dogs then set to and retrieve. If a hunter doesn't shoot himself or a fellow sportsman with buckshot, the only other hazard they face is the problem of getting stung by a poisonous Florida snake. But even this eventuality is provided for, since the hunters are given knee-high snake guards to wear. Inspite of criticism by animal lovers, the ranch has proved so successful that there is a waiting list for membership a mile long. Which is an unhappy prospect for the home-grown chicks that are doomed to become flying targets from the day they peck a way out of their shells

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