Ashbury College - Ashburian Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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JOHN REID began hunting when hc was 3 years old by using a net to catch fmgg, He advanced to a bow and arrow the carefully removed the rubber tipsj a few years later. By the time he was 11 he was learning how to handle a pellet gun. He now has 26 guns - the most powerful being a . 300 Magnum ffor shooting elephants in the Ga - tineaui - and he has graduated from groundhogs to deer. John learned hunting and trapping from Ken Lehmann and Bill Miller in the Almonte-Packenham area. He earns pin-money Uapping beaver on the invitation of various farmers who are concerened about the loss of trees and flood- ing. The pelts are worth 540. In any beaver house, john says, There may be 5 beaver. I take 3, It makes sense to farm them. His favourite game bird is the ruffed grouse: They're the hardest to get, he points out. The subject of wolves gains an interesting response from john. Why, I asked, is there so much propoganda in fa- vour of wolves? I mention Farley Mowat's claim that wolves are the victims of a negative press and our own primi- tive fantasies. John smiles. Twenty years ago the government introduced wolves to Algonquin Park. Now there are no deer left in the Park. Red Bowden killed 100 wolves last year for the government. But you don't hear Queen's Park admitting that there was a mistake made. Instead the wolf is a 'menace'. Mind you wolves kill and not just for food. Maybe there are two sides to the argument. A final hunting story. Bill Miller owned a rodeo near Packenham. One winter he killed 25 beaver. He loaded the pelts ont his horse and set off for Southam along with a sack containing the body of a young beaver that he was in- tending to cook and eat. Suddenly, the horse reared and in the same instant a lynx sprang into the path hissing. 9O lbs, insists john, But that's all muscle and sinew and teeth. Bill wisely tossed the sack to the side and wait- ed as the lynx flowed back into the trees. The hunter and his pelts made it safely home. The next day, Bill went back over his trail and discovered a surprising thing: not only had the lynx eaten the beaver carcass but he had also followed Bill right up to his front door. It must have been a relief when, in the next couple of days, Bill managed to trap the animal, although, one supposes, it still stalks him in some dim recess of his mind. D.D.L. MORE PEOPLE AND EVENTS Above: The effect. ' Below: The cause. I P Photos by S. Perrone. Edward Hardwicke paid a visit to a grade 11 English class. He was acting in An Ideal Husband by Wilde. Bruce Taylor and Briane Baxter conduct a tour. 1 u- ff 2.'?'f' 'i ,