Schultz’ trophies recall hunting adventures, written from the perspective of his own time Continued from December 18, 2014
Twenty-five animal heads and furs have been on display in the Harrington
Public Library since June of 1973. The late Louis Schultz was a
Harrington farmer who enjoyed game hunting when he was not busy keeping
his farming operations going. He began game hunting in 1946 and made two
trips to Africa, trips into British Columbia, the Yukon and Alaska.
The following articles are taken from the Harrington Citizen.
“Move to Primitive Auxiliary Camp. On the fifth day in the jungle, the
party of hunters was moved 35 to 40 miles in to one of the auxiliary
camps. With thatched-roof grass huts, this camp...
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