Michigan's north country is a no woman's land of jack pine and lost lakes, of trout streams and trap lines, where the black flies swarm in the summertime, and in winter the white rabbits leap up snowdrifts ten feet high. This hunter's and angler's realm has a voice as virile as its vistas: the North Woods Call, a weekly chronicle of all outdoors.
PINKEYE HITS CATTLE AT RANCH VISITED BY ELK, headlined the Call last week above a front-page story. Inside were items of the sort to be read by campfire light: "Game Boss Gene...
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