Image of two unidentified hunters posing with their prey (bear and moose) likely in Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The men are kneeling and holding their rifles. Five bears hang from a wooden rack with with three moose heads lined up in front of the men. Image taken by G. Thompson Chisholm of Prince Albert, Saskatchewan. The Hudson's Bay Company flour mill appears to be in the background.

Items are two cabinet cards showing groups of hunters with birds, dogs and a canoe.

Dramatized instructional: Discusses proper procedures to practise in order to have a successful goose hunt. Describes the proper way to construct a hunting blind in the ground and cautions that it should be filled in after it has been used. Also discussed is the importance of cooperating with the farmers on whose land you are hunting and with the conservation officers of the Department of Natural Resources, when they check your gear, guns and number of geese shot. The Saskatchewan Archives Board has a copy of this film in its holdings - see FILM R-1310. Evelyn Cherry edited the film at time of production.

Item is an image showing a hunter crouched in some tall grass in the Allan area.

Item is an image showing a hunter aiming at a duck.

Item is an image showing a hunter, crouched in tall grass, taking aim at a duck.