In the absence of the field range, one will have to practicein the open fields, shooting at clumps of grass, bushes, stumpsor any other object that presents itself. During this practiceit is necessary to concentrate on estimating distances. Toomuch stress cannot be placed on this point.
If the student has applied himself during this field training,he will have gradually acquired the field knowledge necessaryto actual hunting by the time the deer season opens. He maythen join the rest of the hunters with the confidence thathe, at least, has a chance of bagging a deer.
But the wary roebuck started, Stamped with all his hoofs together,
