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lit Thursday, Nwtmbff 23, 1989 Tht Columbian-Progress Former Columbian is honored at rodeos A former Columbia resident was recently honored for his work in rodeo at three rodeos. Earl W. Bascora, now of Vic-torville, was honored as a "Legendary Cowboy" at the Raymond Stampede in Raymond, Alberta, Canada; the Dinasaur Roundup Rodeo in Vernal Utah; and the San Bernardino County Fair Rodeo in California. In 1924, Bascom designed the one-handed bareback rigging which is now standard rodeo equipment in the United States, Canada and Australia. In 1935, Bascom stagged the first rodeo in Columbia at the city park.

MOST Hunter Continued from Page 10A- saw what the bullet looks like when it comes out. "I've seen hollow points blow up on a shoulder. But, for my kind of hunting, I shoot right behind the front shoulder if possible. They've always done well for me." Sutton figures a hunter can kill a deer with almost any centerfire rifle if he's in the Sutton does his share of benchrest shooting when deer season is over. He always shoots two fouling shots before he tries to group a rifle.

He says that isn't necessary for hunting. "An accurate gun has a clean barrel," he said. "It's got to be. I clean my barrel before I shoot and after I shoot." "When I'm shooting a group on a bench, I'm pretty critical. In a hunting situation, you're not trying to shoot sub 'a-inch groups.

You're trying to get in a heart or a lung. That's the reason I shoot a ballistic tip or hollow point. Most of my bullets never come out. Once it gets inside the chest cavity I want it to tear up as much as it can. I'm not worried about expansion and Columbia Electric Appliance I 11 mot Samsung Microwave right place.

Some hunters depend on luck. Sutton depends mainly on his stalking skills and his ability to improvise. "I use what works. If deer will let me slip, I love it. I'd rather do that than anything.

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