Grove High School - Ridge Runner Yearbook (Grove, OK)

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In the world of sport, possibly no thrill sur- passes that of walking in to flush a Covy of bob- white quail ahead of a pointing dog .... Unless it's sitting in a blind, transfixed and round-eyed, as a dozen geese, looking big as white barns, cup their wings and glide over the de- coys .... Or sneaking through moist woods at dawn, shotgun or bow ready, in a stalk that climaxes abruptly in the crashing of brush and a split- second, now-or-never chance at a bounding white- tail buck. All these intense moments, and others equally are to be had in the Grove area, wooded hills and grass-grown prairies pro- llabitat for most of Oklahoma's game birds and The instinctive inclination to hunt, although difficult to explain, is present in all boys many girls. Fortunate are those whose par- hunting as an excellent form of and take time to give their youngsters training. and weasel-sly, gray squirrel s in heavily timbered areas and are fair game .22 rifle, which should be the standard wea- STRAT